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Fossil Park Baseball welcomes you to the Alumni Section of our website. Our youth program produces many
fine athletes and many of them go on to become professional athletes and others become prominent and
outstanding members of our communities. We have decided to produce this alumni section in honor of
those exceptional players of which we at Fossil Park are very proud of. To start this new area off,
are two exceptional Pitchers that we have had the privilege of having played in our youth organization.
Check back soon, for updates as we continue to research our rich history of baseball.
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Tom Hume #47
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Did You Know?
Fossil Park is well know for its production players in baseball and among them is former pitcher Tom Hume. Tom played at Fossil Park through the Seniors Division
and went on to pitch for the Cincinnati Reds. Drafted by the
Cincinnati Reds in the 1st round (16th pick) of the 1972 amateur draft (Secondary Phase), he has
since retired but is still with the Reds organization as a bullpen coach.
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Personal: Tom is a graduate of Northeast High School in St. Petersburg, FL, where he was the county's top baseball player...attended Manatee (FL) Junior College...the
last 4 seasons donated $13,600 to Cincinnati's Shriners Hospital for Children based on $50 for every victory and save by a Reds reliever...in 2000 made a similar donation
to Stan Belinda's Strike Out MS Program and helped raise $60,000 for the Multiple Sclerosis Society...in December 2001 gave $5,000 as the first private donor to the
Cincinnati Reds Community Fund. (Source: Baseball-Reference.Com; MLB; The Baseball Banter, March, 2000)
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Charles Nagy #39
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Charles Nagy
Charles Nagy, also an alumnus of Fossil Park Baseball, played in the Majors here at Fossil
Park. Charles was drafted by the
Cleveland Indians in the 1st
round (17th pick) of the 1988 amateur draft. (All Transactions). Charles spent the 2003 season with the
San Diego Padres.
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Charles Nagy was born on Friday, May 5, 1967, and began his Major League baseball career on June 29, 1990, with the Cleveland Indians. The 23 year-old played for 14 seasons
on 2 different teams and was on an active roster during the most recent season. Charles has since been hired by the Cleveland Indians as a special assistant to
general manager Mark Shapiro. (Source: Baseball-Reference.Com; MLB; The Baseball Banter, March, 2000)
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