Darryl Brinkley

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Darryl Maurice Brinkley is a journeyman professional baseball player. He was born December 23, 1968 and grew up in Stamford, Connecticut. He played his high school ball at Stamford High School and went on to play his collegiate ball at Sacred Heart University.^[1]

1 Transactions/Organizations
2 General
3 Personal/Family
4 References

[edit] Transactions/Organizations

Jan 1, 1991 - Played in The Netherlands
Jan 1, 1992 - Played in The Netherlands
Jan 1, 1993 - Played in Italy
Jan 1, 1994 - Signed by independent Winnipeg (Northern)
Jan 22, 1995 - Signed by Blue Jays
Apr 1, 1995 - Signed by independent Saskatoon (Prairie)
Apr 4, 1995 - Released by Blue Jays
Jul 1, 1995 - Signed by Campeche (Mexican)
Aug 1, 1995 - Signed by Winnipeg
Dec 13, 1995 - Signed by Padres
Jun 12, 1997 - Traded by Padres to Pirates for RHP Andrew Hohenstein June 12 1997
Sep 8, 1997 - Loaned by Pirates to Mexico City Red Devils (Mexican)
May 24, 2000 - Released by Pirates
Jun 1, 2000 - Signed by Hyundai (Korea)
Aug 3, 2000 - Signed by Orioles
Oct 15, 2000 - Granted free agency
Dec 26, 2000 - Signed by Dodgers
Jan 1, 2001 - Signed by Yucatan (Mexican)
Jan 1, 2001 - Signed by Campeche
Mar 26, 2001 - Released by Dodgers
Aug 24, 2001 - Signed by Orioles
Oct 15, 2002 - Granted free agency ^[2]

Darryl has played professionally in Holland, Italy, Canada, Mexico, Korea, Venezuala, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and U.S.A. ^[3]

[edit] General

Pos: 3B, OF
Height: 5'10'' Weight: 233 lb ^[4]
Bat: R Throw: R

[edit] Personal/Family

Darryl resides in Stamford, Connecticut with his wife Gail and his son Darryl Jr. He drives a Chrysler 300 c Hemi with 22 inch, deep lip Lexani rims. He has a 5000 watt stereo system. ^[5]