Tim Craig Hulett

ABOUT TIM CRAIG HULETT

Retired professional major league baseball infielder and athlete who is known for playing for various teams including the Chicago White Sox, the Baltimore Orioles, and the St. Louise Cardinals before he retired from playing in the year 1995.

He began playing baseball as a boy. He played baseball for Lanphier High School before he graduated and then played for the South Florida Bulls baseball team in 1979. He was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in 1980 but did not start playing professionally for them in the major leagues until 1983.

He managed the Philippines national baseball team while they attempted to qualify for the World Baseball Classic in 2017. The death of his son Sam ultimately led to the adoption of the two Family Leave lists (the bereavement list and the paternity list) adopted by Major League Baseball, because at the time there was bereavement leave in the MLB for players.

He was born and raised in Springfield, Illinois. He has two sons who also played baseball. He had another son who died at age 6 after being struck by a car.

he played alongside Cal Ripken Jr , Mike Mussina , and Brady Anderson for the Baltimore Orioles.