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2011: Went 1-4 (.250)
with 1 run and 1 RBI in 4 major league
spring training games...wore number 2 with
the Omaha Storm Chasers (AAA)...placed on
the DL on April 7...activated from the DL on
June 1...went 0-2 as a pinch hitter...won
the PCL Championship...lost the AAA
Championship game...re-signed with Kansas
City on October 27.
2010: Went 4-7 (.571)
with 4 runs, 1 double and 3 RBI in 7 major
league spring training games...wore number
27 with the Omaha Royals (AAA)...got his
200th career RBI on August 29...re-signed
with the Royals organization in
mid-October...see what Cody thinks about
minor league baseball, the Hogs, and more on
his Survey.
2009: Received a
non-roster invite to major league spring
training with KC...reassigned to minor
league camp on March 6...appeared in four
(1-3, 1 double) MLB Spring Training games
for Kansas City...wore number 7 with the the
Omaha Royals (PCL, AAA)...got his 100th
career walk on April 19...placed on the DL
on May 2...assigned to the Northwest
Arkansas Naturals (AA) on May 24...wore
number 4 with the Naturals...made his first
career appearance as a pitcher on May
28...got his 300th career hit (a homerun) on
June 29...threw 26 pitches, 15 for strikes,
with the Naturals...had a season long hit
streak of 16 games (20-50) from June 18 to
July 16...named the Texas League Player of
the Week on September 8...Hogs in the Minors
Player of the Week one time...re-signed with
the Royals organization in mid-October.
2008: Added by the
Kansas City Royals as a non-roster invite to
major league spring training on February
16...sent to minor league camp on February
26...wore number 8 with the Northwest
Arkansas Naturals (AA) of the Texas
League...put on the DL on April
4...activated on April 10...played his 300th
career game on April 20...promoted to the
Omaha Royals (AAA) on May 16...wore number 2
with Omaha...sent back to NW Arkansas on May
27...placed on the DL on May 29...activated
on June 18...was picked off base once with
NWA...Hogs in the Minors Player of the Week
one time...re-signed with the Royals
organization.
2007: Wore number 17
with the Wilmington Blue Rocks (A+) of the
Carolina League...promoted to the Omaha
Royals (AAA) on May 11...wore number 8 with
Omaha...hit his first homerun at the AAA
level off of former major league All-Star
Chan Ho Park on May 27...sent back to
Wilmington on June 1...got his 1,000th
career at-bat on September 3...had a season
long hit streak of nine games
(11-32)...signed a minor league contract
with the Kansas City Royals on October 30.
2006: Wore number 29
with the Rome Braves (A-)...played his 200th
career game on June 16 (went 4-4)...got his
100th career RBI on July 25...had a season
long hit streak of eight games
(11-28)...Hogs in the Minors Player of the
Week one time...a free agent after the
season...signed a minor league contract with
the Kansas City Royals organization on
December 5.
2005: Wore number 27
with the Clinton LumberKings...released on
April 30...signed with the San Diego Surf
Dawgs (indy - Golden League) on May
18...teammate of Rickey Henderson's at San
Diego...wore number 17 with San
Diego...named to the Golden Baseball
League's California Division All-Star Team
on July 15...News Story: Dawgs
got Clark back behind plate...named
the Golden Baseball League Golden Glove
winner at catcher on September 2...had a
.992 fielding percentage at catcher in the
regular season...won the GBL Championship
and was named tournament MVP...Hogs in the
Minors Player of the Week two times...had
his 2006 option picked up by San Diego on
November 15...had his contract sold to the
Atlanta Braves organization by the GBL on
December 15.
2004: Wore number 35
with the Clinton LumberKings.
2003: Drafted by Texas
in the 11th round (316 overall) on June
3...signed with the Rangers on June
13...wore number 16 with Spokane...played
his first professional game on June 20...won
the Northwest League Championship with
Spokane.
College: At Arkansas in
2001 & 2002...named to the All-SEC
Tournament team in 2002...at Wichita St. in
2003...named to the All-Missouri Valley
Conference second team in 2003.
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