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Name	Team	Age
Mark Grant	Retired (2006, Age 36)	Died (2039, Age 69)
Drafted	Position	Bats/Throws
Round 1, Pick 13 (1991)	SP	L/L
League	Option Years	Majors Service Time
Ted Williams League	0	9 years (65 games)
Total Rating	Arm	Range
B	B+	C
Contact vs R	Contact vs L	Speed
D-	F	D+
Power vs R	Power vs L	Bunting
F	D-	D
Endurance	Velocity	Control
B-	B+	B
Leadership	Mentor Value
B-	A-
Health	Injured Days	Birthday
C	0	10/24/1970
WS Rings	WS Appearances	LCS Appearances
1	2	3
Alt Pos (---)	Alt Pos (---)	Alt Pos (---)
F  (0.0 %)	F  (0.0 %)	F  (0.0 %)

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Career Transactions

Date	Transaction
2006-11-01	Mark Grant has retired from the Chicago Chinese Assassins
1997-07-28	The Chicago Chinese Assassins have promoted Mark Grant to the major league team. The Chicago Chinese Assassins have designated Jay Daniels for assignment.
1997-04-09	The Chicago Chinese Assassins have renamed Ty McClanahan to Mark Grant.
1995-05-09	A trade has been completed between the Washington 55ers and the Chicago Chinese assassins. The Chicago Chinese assassins receive Dike Burch, Ted Lajeskie, George Mattis, Ty McClanahan from the Washington 55ers in exchange for Tom Bittiger, Ron Renton, Dallas Pickup, Draft Pick 1996 Round 1 CHA (Nick Nolan), Draft Pick 1998 Round 1 CHA (Bill Daviault).
1990-10-15	A trade has been completed between the Cleveland Cuyahogas and the Washington Nationals. The Washington Nationals receive Draft Pick 1991 Round 1 WAS (Ty McClanahan) from the Cleveland Cuyahogas in exchange for Draft Pick 1992 Round 1 WAS (Glenn Engle).
1988-09-26	A trade has been completed between the Washington Nationals and the Cleveland Cuyahogas. The Cleveland Cuyahogas receive Draft Pick 1991 Round 1 WAS (Ty McClanahan) from the Washington Nationals in exchange for Draft Pick 1989 Round 1 WAS (George Bischoff).