Milt Thompson (baseball)

Milt Thompson (born October 26, 1961) was a Major League Baseball (MLB) player. He primarily played second base and shortstop.

Playing Career

Thompson's MLB career spanned from 1983 to 1993. He played for the following teams:

• Philadelphia Phillies (1983-1987): He was part of the Phillies' organization during their strong years in the mid-1980s. While he wasn't a star player, he contributed consistently to the team's success.

• New York Mets (1988-1991): He continued his MLB career with the Mets. His role with the Mets varied across his tenure there.

• St. Louis Cardinals (1992-1993): He finished his major league career with the Cardinals.

Thompson was known for his solid defense and his ability to get on base. While he wasn't a power hitter, he was a consistent contact hitter with speed on the basepaths. His offensive contributions were usually more focused on getting on base and manufacturing runs rather than hitting for significant power. He was a valuable utility player, often filling in wherever needed in the infield.

Post-Playing Career

Information on Thompson's activities after his retirement from professional baseball is limited and requires further research.

Statistics

Detailed career statistics for Milt Thompson can be found at various baseball statistics websites such as Baseball-Reference.com. This entry does not include a comprehensive list of his statistical accomplishments.