Jason Dellaero
Jason Christopher Dellaero (born December 17, 1976) is a former shortstop in Major League Baseball. He played for the Chicago White Sox in 1999.[1]
After graduating from Brewster High School from Brewster, NY, Dellaero played shortstop at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida for two seasons (1996 and 1997).[2] He still is tied for seventh on the Bulls' single season runs list (67), is sixth in runs batted in (74), fifth in triples (five) and second in 1996 and third in 1997 in home runs (20 and 19, respectively).[3]
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- 1965: Plesha
- 1966: May
- 1967: Haynes
- 1968: McKinney
- 1969: Nicholson
- 1970: Richard
- 1971: Goodwin
- 1972: Ondina
- 1973: Swisher
- 1974: Monroe
- 1975: Knapp
- 1976: Trout
- 1977: Baines
- 1978: none
- 1979: Buechele, Seilheimer
- 1980: Espy
- 1981: Boston
- 1982: Karkovice
- 1983: Davis, Morman
- 1984: Menéndez, Hartley
- 1985: Brown
- 1986: Hall
- 1987: McDowell
- 1988: Ventura
- 1989: Thomas
- 1990: Fernandez
- 1991: Ruffcorn
- 1992: Pearson
- 1993: Christman
- 1994: Johnson, Clemons
- 1995: Liefer
- 1996: Seay
- 1997: Dellaero, Kane, Caradonna, Myette, Parque, Biddle
- 1998: Wells, Rowand
- 1999: Stumm, Ginter, West, Purvis
- 2000: Borchard
- 2001: Honel, Allen
- 2002: Ring
- 2003: B. Anderson
- 2004: Fields, Lumsden, Gonzalez
- 2005: Broadway
- 2006: McCulloch
- 2007: Poreda
- 2008: Beckham
- 2009: Mitchell, Phegley
- 2010: Sale
- 2011: Walker
- 2012: Hawkins, Barnum
- 2013: T. Anderson
- 2014: Rodon
- 2015: Fulmer
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