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Name	Team	Age
Francisco Colcolough	Retired (1957, Age 37)	Died (1992, Age 72)
Drafted	Position	Bats/Throws
Round 1, Pick 3 (1950)	RF	L/L
League	Option Years	Majors Service Time
Nomar Garciaparra League	0	7 years (2 games)
Total Rating	Arm	Range
68	52	91
Contact vs R	Contact vs L	Speed
69	56	80
Power vs R	Power vs L	Bunting
76	60	49
Endurance	Velocity	Control
55	78	28
Leadership	Mentor vs RHP	Mentor vs LHP
38	93	86
Health	Injured Days	Birthday
45	0	1/25/1920
WS Rings	WS Appearances	LCS Appearances
0	0	1
Alt Pos (LF)	Alt Pos (CF)	Alt Pos (3B)
98 (98.9 %)	90 (90.1 %)	48 (48.0 %)

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Skill grades calculated using approximate current ratings minus past improvements.
Year	Contact vs R	Power vs R	Contact vs L	Power vs L	Speed	Arm	Range
1950	79	92	65	71	93	55	95
1951	80	92	65	71	94	55	95
1952	81	92	65	71	94	56	95
1953	81	92	65	72	94	58	95
1954	81	92	65	73	94	58	95
1955	80	89	64	69	86	58	93
1956	78	84	62	67	85	57	92
1957	74	78	61	65	80	55	91

Career Transactions

Date	Transaction
1957-11-01	Francisco Colcolough has retired from the San Francisco Bay Shrimp
1957-04-10	Francisco Colcolough of the San Francisco Bay Shrimp is injured and is expected to be out 29 days.
1957-04-10	The San Francisco Bay Shrimp have acquired Francisco Colcolough from the waiver wire.
1957-03-25	The Boston Braves have designated Francisco Colcolough for assignment.
1954-05-10	A trade has been completed between the San Francisco Bay Shrimp and the Boston Braves. The Boston Braves receive Floyd Mueller, Francisco Colcolough, Bill Perry from the San Francisco Bay Shrimp in exchange for Ernie Ohl, Cliff Jordan, Joe Adkins, Bobby Smith, Draft Pick 1957 Round 2 BOS (Jack Peterson).