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Name Team Age
Alex Schorr Retired (1979, Age 39) 69
Drafted Position Bats/Throws
Round 1, Pick 9
(1958)		 C R/R
League Option Years   Majors Service Time
Rollie Fingers League 0 16 years (60 games)
Total Rating   Arm Range
B+ A+ B-
Contact vs R Contact vs L Speed
B- B  B+
Power vs R Power vs L Bunting
A  A+ C 
Endurance Velocity Control
B- D- F 
Leadership   Mentor vs RHP   Mentor vs LHP  
C  A  A+
Health   Injured Days   Birthday
A- 0 8/23/1940
WS Rings WS Appearances LCS Appearances
0 1 3
Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---)
F  (0.0 %) F  (0.0 %) F  (0.0 %)

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Date Opponent AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E OPS OBP SLG AVG
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Career Transactions
DateTransaction
1979-11-01Alex Schorr has retired from the Arizona SunDevils
1979-05-01Trade #1852964 has been completed between the Seattle Tridents and the Arizona SunDevils . The Arizona SunDevils receive Alex Schorr from the Seattle Tridents in exchange for Draft Pick 1980 Round 3 ARI (Eddie Mokan), Draft Pick 1981 Round 3 ARI (Eric Sequalo), Draft Pick 1982 Round 3 ARI (Vern Mattick).
1979-04-04The Seattle Tridents have re-claimed Alex Schorr from the waiver wire.
1979-04-01The Seattle Tridents have promoted Clyde Rojas to the major league team. The Seattle Tridents have designated Alex Schorr for assignment.
1975-04-01The Seattle Tridents have removed Alex Schorr from the trade block.
1974-06-04The Minnesota Micronauts have placed Alex Schorr on the trade block.
1971-06-18Trade #1826034 has been completed between the Cleveland Clown Shoes and the Chicago Cubs. The Chicago Cubs receive Leif Eriksson XXXIV, Nap Detherage, Draft Pick - 1975 Round 1 (CLE), Draft Pick 1972 Round 1 CLE (Darryl Werley) from the Cleveland Clown Shoes in exchange for Alex Schorr.
1971-05-07The Chicago Cubs have placed Alex Schorr on the trade block.
1970-11-01Alex Schorr now holds the league record for career runs batted in.