Derek Lilliquist

Derek Lilliquist
St. Louis Cardinals – No. 36
Pitcher / Coach
Born: February 20, 1966 (1966-02-20) (age 46) Winter Park, Florida
Batted: Left	Threw: Left
MLB debut
April 13, 1989 for the Atlanta Braves
Last MLB appearance
September 6, 1996 for the Cincinnati Reds
Career statistics
Win-Loss record	25-34
ERA	4.13
Strikeouts	261
Teams
As Player Atlanta Braves (1989-1990) San Diego Padres (1990-1991) Cleveland Indians (1992-1994) Boston Red Sox (1995) Cincinnati Reds (1996) As Coach St. Louis Cardinals (2011–present)

Derek Jansen Lilliquist (born February 20, 1966 in Winter Park, Florida), is a retired professional baseball player who pitched in the Major Leagues from 1989-1996. He later became a minor league pitching coach for the St. Louis Cardinals and was named their major league bullpen coach on November 2, 2010.^[1]

Pitching stats

262 Games
25 Wins
34 Losses
261 Strikeouts
4.13 ERA

References

^ Cardinals finalize 2011 coaching staff

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference

Atlanta Braves first-round draft picks

1965: Dick Grant
1966: Al Santorini
1967: Andrew Finlay
1968: Curtis Moore
1969: Gene Holbert
1970: Ron Broaddus
1971: Taylor Duncan
1972: Preston Hanna
1973: Pat Rockett
1974: Dale Murphy
1975: Donald Young
1976: Ken Smith
1977: Tim Cole
1978: Bob Horner
1979: Brad Komminsk
1980: Ken Dayley, Jim Acker
1981: Jay Roberts
1982: Duane Ward
1983: No first round pick
1984: Drew Denson
1985: Tommy Greene
1986: Kent Mercker
1987: Derek Lilliquist
1988: Steve Avery
1989: Tyler Houston
1990: Chipper Jones
1991: Mike Kelly
1992: Jamie Arnold
1993: No first round pick
1994: Jacob Shumate
1995: Chad Hutchinson
1996: A. J. Zapp, Jason Marquis
1997: Troy Cameron
1998: No first round pick
1999: No first round pick
2000: Adam Wainwright, Scott Thorman, Kelly Johnson, Aaron Herr
2001: Macay McBride, Josh Burrus, Richard Lewis
2002: Jeff Francoeur, Dan Meyer
2003: Luis Atilano, Jarrod Saltalamacchia
2004: No first round pick
2005: Joey Devine, Beau Jones
2006: Cody Johnson, Cory Rasmus, Steven Evarts
2007: Jason Heyward, Jon Gilmore
2008: Brett DeVall
2009: Mike Minor
2010: Matthew Lipka
2011: Sean Gilmartin

St. Louis Cardinals current roster

Active roster	4 Yadier Molina \| 7 Matt Holliday \| 12 Lance Berkman \| 15 Rafael Furcal \| 16 Bryan Anderson \| 19 Jon Jay \| 19 Matt Carpenter \| 21 Allen Craig \| 23 David Freese \| 26 Kyle Lohse \| 27 Tyler Greene \| 29 Chris Carpenter \| 30 Jason Motte \| 33 Daniel Descalso \| 34 Marc Rzepczynski \| 35 Jake Westbrook \| 38 Mark Hamilton \| 41 Mitchell Boggs \| 43 Shane Robinson \| 46 Kyle McClellan \| 47 Pete Kozma \| 48 Tony Cruz \| 50 Adam Wainwright \| 52 Eduardo Sánchez \| 54 Jaime García \| 55 Skip Schumaker \| 56 Adron Chambers \| 59 Fernando Salas \| 62 Lance Lynn \| 56 Adron Chambers \| 63 Maikel Cleto \| 65 Brandon Dickson \| 68 Adam Reifer \| 84 Zack Cox \| -- J. C. Romero \| -- Carlos Beltran

Coaching Staff	Manager 22 Mike Matheny \| Bench Coach -- Mike Aldrete \| 1st Base Coach -- Chris Maloney \| 3rd Base Coach 11 José Oquendo \| Hitting Coach 25 Mark McGwire \| Pitching Coach 18 Dave Duncan \| Bullpen Coach 36 Derek Lilliquist \| Bullpen Catcher 58 Jeff Murphy

St. Louis Cardinals 2011 World Series Champions

3 Ryan Theriot \| 4 Yadier Molina \| 5 Albert Pujols \| 7 Matt Holliday \| 8 Nick Punto \| 12 Lance Berkman \| 13 Gerald Laird \| 15 Rafael Furcal \| 19 Jon Jay \| 21 Allen Craig \| 22 Edwin Jackson \| 23 David Freese (World Series MVP) \| 26 Kyle Lohse \| 28 Octavio Dotel \| 29 Chris Carpenter \| 30 Jason Motte \| 33 Daniel Descalso \| 34 Marc Rzepczynski \| 35 Jake Westbrook \| 41 Mitchell Boggs \| 53 Arthur Rhodes \| 54 Jaime García \| 55 Skip Schumaker \| 56 Adron Chambers \| 59 Fernando Salas \| 62 Lance Lynn Manager 10 Tony La Russa Bench Coach 49 Joe Pettini \| 1st Base Coach 39 Dave McKay \| 3rd Base Coach 11 José Oquendo \| Hitting Coach 25 Mark McGwire \| Pitching Coach 18 Dave Duncan \| Bullpen Coach 36 Derek Lilliquist \| Bullpen Catcher 58 Jeff Murphy

Regular season • National League Division Series • National League Championship Series

Persondata
Name	Lilliquist, Derek
Alternative names
Short description	American baseball player
Date of birth	February 20, 1966
Place of birth	Winter Park, Florida
Date of death
Place of death