Person
Jack Wilson
American professional baseball player
Overview
Jack Eugene Wilson (born December 29, 1977) is an American baseball coach and former professional shortstop in Major League Baseball. He last served as an assistant coach at Grand Canyon University.
Early career
Wilson played high school baseball for Thousand Oaks High School in Thousand Oaks, California. He later played for two seasons at Oxnard Junior College, the same baseball program that produced major leaguers Terry Pendleton, Josh Towers, and Paul McAnulty. He was coached by Pat Woods, Jon Larsen, Roger Frash, and Buster Staniland.
Professional career
Minor leagues
The St. Louis Cardinals selected Wilson in the 1998 MLB draft. The Cardinals traded Wilson to the Pittsburgh Pirates in for Jason Christiansen.
Also known as Jack Eugene Wilson
Key facts
- baseball player
- United States
- December 29, 1977
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