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Chad Curtis

Chad David Curtis (born November 6, 1968) is an American former outfielder in Major League Baseball. He played from 1992 to 2001, for the California Angels, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees, and Texas Rangers. Over his career, Curtis compiled a .264 batting average and hit 101 home runs. Curtis was convicted in 2013 of sexually assaulting three underage girl students while he was employed at Lakewood High School, in Lake Odessa, Michigan, and is serving seven to fifteen years in prison as a felon.

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1968-11-06

Birth Place

Marion,_Indiana

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Sportscasting2021-04-01

Derek Jeter Was Once Blasted by Chad Curtis and Told He Didn’t Know How to Play the Game of Baseball

Chad Curtis is a 10-year Major League Baseball veteran who was a solid player in the big leagues, playing for six different teams. Derek Jeter is a New York Yankees legend who played 20 years and was a 14-time MLB All-Star. Back in August of 1999, when they were teammates in New York, Curtis publicly blasted Jeter, saying the Yankees shortstop didn’t know how to play the game.

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Sportscasting2021-03-31

Chad Curtis, Out of Prison After Being Convicted of Sexually Assaulting Teens, Hoping ‘to Be a Productive Person’

Chad Curtis spent nearly as much time in prison as he did on Major League Baseball fields. Curtis, a former MLB player for six different teams, enjoyed a 10-year career in the big leagues as a speedy outfielder with surprising pop. He won two World Series rings with the New York Yankees. He then spent seven years behind bars after he was convicted of assaulting teenage girls. Curtis was paroled in late September.