mark BURNETT 2B # Height: 5-11 Weight: 170 Bats: L Throws: R Born: 02-16-77, Little Rock, AR Resides: Mesquite, TX How Obtained: Traded for on June 23, 2003 2004: Released by New Haven (formerly Berkshire) of the Northeast League on January 16. 2003: Released from Tennessee (AA) on March 26...signed with the Quebec Capitals on the Northeast League on April 24...wore number nine with Quebec...traded for future considerations to the Berkshire Black Bears on June 23...wore number three with Berkshire...got his 200th career minor / indy league RBI on August 13...had his 2004 option picked up by Berkshire on September 17. 2002: Began the season on the disabled list...was released by Cincinnati and then signed by St. Louis on April 15...wore number 2 with Potomac...placed on the DL on May 27 with a broken middle finger...activated from the DL on July 8...promoted to New Haven (AA) on July 12...sent back to Potomac (A) on July 15...recalled to New Haven on July 16...wore number 6 at New Haven...News story: Burnett gains material...sent back to Potomac on July 31...wore number 5 with Potomac...News story: Burnett flirts with cycle in win...Mark had a career high six RBI in a game on August 18...was named the Carolina League Player of the Week for August 15-21. For the week Burnett batted .375 (12 for 32) in eight games. He also had three doubles, a triple, and a homerun along with 15 RBI...named the offensive player of the month for August by the Potomac Booster Club on August 29...Hogs in the Minors Player of the Week three times...transferred from Potomac (A) to New Haven (AA) on November 19...transferred from New Haven (AA) to Tennessee (AA) on December 19. 2001: Nine rally to topple Visalia, 6-5...see what Mark thinks about minor league baseball, the Hogs, and more on his Survey...Hogs in the Minors Player of the Week one time. 2000: Played every game at second base...hit for the cycle on August 21...drew four walks against Burlington on August 27...was the Class A All-Star second baseman. 1999: Drafted in the 20th round (608th overall selection) by the Reds...was the Pioneer League Player of the Week for August 16-22. College: Began his college career at Northeast Texas Junior College...was at the University of Arkansas from 1998-99...stole 8 bases in 8 attempts in the SEC Tournament, setting the record for most stolen bases in the tournament in 1999...was a member of the SEC All-Tournament team in 1999.

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