Harold Reynolds

Birth Name:

Harold Craig Reynolds

Birth Place:

Eugene, Oregon, United States

Profession

Actor

Inducted into the Canada College Hall of Fame in 2013
Inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1998
Lead the American League in stolen bases (60) and triples (11) during the 1988 season
A scout for the Cincinnati Reds gave him his card after a Little League game when he was 14 and told him he had a chance to play in the major leagues
Drafted in the fourth round of the 1979 draft by the San Diego Padres, but he opted out of the MLB and played for the Canada College Colts
Growing up, he was a fan of the San Francisco Giants
Quote: "[on MLB․com] "In my heart of hearts, I love to teach baseball․ If I can get in people's homes and teach the game, and educate people on it, this is where I need to be․""
After joining MLB․com in 2007, he would transition to the newly-launched MLB Network as one of its original on-air personalities
After retiring from major league play in 1994, he would sign on as a commentator with ESPN beginning in 1996 where he would remain until 2006
Drafted as the second pick by the Seattle Mariners in the 1980 amateur draft, eventually making his debut for the team in September of 1983

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