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Mark Prior, born on September 7, 1980, in San Diego, California, is a former American professional baseball player. He is widely considered as one of the most talented pitchers in the history of baseball. Prior attended the University of Southern California, where he played college baseball for the Trojans. He was selected second overall by the Chicago Cubs in the 2001 Major League Baseball draft. More about Mark Prior
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After several injuries, Prior retired from baseball in 2013. Though Mark Prior's baseball career was relatively brief, he remains one of the most notable players in the history of the sport. He was known for his phenomenal control and devastating slider, which was considered by some to be one of the most unhittable pitches in baseball at the time. Despite his injuries, Prior's contributions to the sport can't be overlooked, and he remains a respected figure among the baseball community. Read even more about Mark Prior at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Mark Prior (RARE LITHOGRAPH MARK PRIOR BY BILL LOPA DUAL AUTOGRAPHED PAINTING! LMTD EDT.) was sold in January 2014 for $900.00 while the cheapest item (2002 MARK PRIOR BOWMAN HERITAGE AUTOGRAPH CARD CUBS) found a new owner for $0.01 in February 2022. The month with the most items sold (34) was March 2008 with an average selling price of $10.78 for an autographed item of Mark Prior. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in October 2014 with $54.21 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.95 was January 2010. In average, an autographed item from Mark Prior is worth $9.99.
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Latest News about Mark Prior
Mark Prior transitions to the front office (03/11/14): I saw Mark Prior at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Indeed, he and I were staying on the same floor, so I saw him a lot. Walking up and down the hallway pretty frequently, always with a cell phone to his ear and a notebook in his hand. At various points I saw him in…
#22 Mark Prior – “Woody’s Winter Warm Up” (01/17/14): Pete McMurray was a host at Kerry Wood’s “Woody’s Winter Warm Up” charity event. Pete was stunned to see #22 Mark Prior backstage. Mark Prior calls in to talk about Kerry Wood’s event. …
San Diegan Mark Prior calls it a career (12/10/13): Former Uni High, USC, Cubs star hoping to start "second career" with Padres. 
Ex-Cubs ace Mark Prior retires (12/10/13): Former Chicago Cubs pitching ace Mark Prior has officially retired from baseball, according to multiple media outlets Tuesday.
Mark Prior and The Heartbreak Club (12/10/13): There were two eye-opening bits of news here in this story about Mark Prior retiring. 1. I honestly thought he retired five years ago. 2. Mark Prior is still only 33 years old. The second of those bits is even more shocking than the first. He is STILL only 33? If Mark Prior had stayed…
Older News Stories about Mark Prior
San Diegan Mark Prior calls it a career (12/2013): Former Uni High, USC, Cubs star hoping to start "second career" with Padres.
Mark Prior (09/2013): Former Cubs pitcher Mark Prior talks about not having any regrets or ill-will about the way his career prematurely ended, what it takes for a major league teams to win championships, whether or not he was overworked by manager Dusty …
Mark Prior is 'going out throwing' (07/2013): After four years of Triple-A, more injuries, Prior faces "a tough door to walk through."
Cincinnati Reds release former phenom Mark Prior; Johnny Cueto leaves game early (06/2013): ARLINGTON, Texas - Right-hander Mark Prior has been released from the Cincinnati Reds organization, ending his latest comeback attempt.
Reds sign Mark Prior to a minor league deal (03/2013): GOODYEAR, Ariz. â?? The minor leaguers reported to Cincinnati Reds camp today. Among the arrivals was Mark Prior . Yes, that Mark Prior . Prior, a 32-year-old right-hander, has not pitched in the majors since 2006 because of shoulder problems. He's made several comeback attempts since.
In case you wanted to know what Mark Prior has been up to (02/2013): This is the first offseason I remember when no one has kicked the tires on Mark Prior, hoping to see if he still has a bit of what he had ten years ago. But Prior is still trying. And Doug Miller of MLB.com caught up with him recently to see what’s going down: Nine years.…
Cubs' prospects get advice from Mark Prior (01/2013): Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Prior was invited to address some of the team’s top prospects Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field during an extended major league acclimation program for the kids.
Mark Prior reflects on tenure with PawSox, looks ahead toward future (08/2012): His tenure with the Pawtucket Red Sox may have ended in a less-than-desirable fashion, yet make no mistake: Mark Prior remains as determined as ever to refute the industry bias surrounding him by pitching again in a major-league setting.
Mark Prior May Make a Comeback With the Red Sox This Season (07/2012): He has struck out 28 batters in 15 1/3 innings at Pawtucket and allowed just seven hits.
CSN: Mark Prior dominating AAA, eyes return (06/2012): CSN: Mark Pryor is shining at AAA for the Red Sox, eyes return to the majors as a reliever.
Red Sox sign Mark Prior (05/2012): BOSTON -- The Boston Red Sox are the latest team hoping tap into Mark Prior's unrealized potential.
Mark Prior out to pitch in for Yankees (12/2010): On the other end of the phone, Mark Prior chuckles softly. He knows it must sound strange for him to say, "I'm very happy with where I'm at right now," considering how injuries ravaged his once-golden arm, forcing him into the lonely toil of surgery rehab.