Luis Terrero #30

Married ... has one daughter ... is a 1998 graduate of Barney Morgan High School in Barahona, D.R.

2007

Spent most of his first season in the Chicago organization in the majors ... appeared in 61 games with the Sox, hitting .231 (27-117) with a career-high five home runs and 12 RBI ... his 61 games were up from 27 with Baltimore in 2006 ... appeared in 38 games in center field (24 starts), 15 in right (four) and five in left (three) ... compiled a .989 (1 E/87 TC) in the outfield ... hit .258 (17-66) vs. right-handers and .196 (10-51) vs. lefties ... belted three of five homers off southpaws ... batted .198 with no one on base, .306 with runners on and .353 with runners in scoring position ... was hit by a pitch nine times in 139 plate appearances, most on the club ... was successful in four of seven stolen base attempts ... began the season at Class AAA Charlotte and hit .231 (15-65) with four home runs and nine RBI in 20 games ... his contract was purchased from Charlotte on 5/1 and hit a solo home run in his first at-bat with the White Sox that night at Seattle ... homered with a season-high three RBI on 5/25 vs. Tampa Bay ... the home run was the longest hit by a Sox player at U.S. Cellular Field in 2007 (442 feet) ... did not homer in his final 40 games (73 at-bats ) after a solo shot on 6/12 at Philadelphia ... was on the disabled list from 7/24-9/1 with a strained left groin ... went 2-15 (.133) in 10 games prior to the injury ... returned to action on 9/4 at Detroit as a defensive replacement ... played in 13 games in September (no starts) ... was outrighted to Charlotte on 10/3.

2006

Spent most of the season with Class AAA Ottawa (Baltimore) after being released by Arizona on 3/29 ... also appeared in 27 games with the Orioles, batting .200 (8-40) with one home run and six RBI ... began the season with the Lynx ... ranked second on the club in home runs (16) and stolen bases (18), despite playing just 84 games ... 12 of his 16 homers with Ottawa came off right-handers ... appeared in his first six games before having his contract purchased by the Orioles on 4/19 ... was hitless in 14 at-bats over 11 games from 4/21-5/12 before being outrighted to Ottawa on 5/16 ... hit .312 (53-170) with 11 home runs and 24 RBI in 46 games from 5/17-7/5, including a 10-game hitting streak from 5/21-6/2 (.400, 16-40) ... his contract was purchased by Baltimore for the second time on 7/6 ... was 8-26 (.308) in 16 games in July with the Orioles ... drove in three runs on 7/21 at Tampa Bay ... hit his only home run on 7/25 at Kansas City (off Mike Redman) ... was outrighted back to the Lynx on 8/2 and batted .313 (36-115) with five homers and 19 RBI in his final 32 games ... appeared in 13 games with Azucareros of the Dominican Winter League ... White Sox acquisition was recommended by Bill Scherrer.

2005

Hit .230 (37-161) with four home runs and 20 RBI in 88 games with Arizona ... started 42 games in center field and one in right ... served as a pinch runner on 14 occasions, scoring six times ... was 7-19 (.368) with runners on base and 2-6 (.333) as a pinch hitter ... made his first Opening Day roster ... matched his career high with three hits on 5/25 vs. San Diego, going 3-4 with a solo home run ... suffered a strained left groin on 6/5 at Philadelphia ... was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 6/8 ... hit safely in all seven rehab games with Class AAA Tucson from 6/21-27, going 8-30 (.267) ... was reinstated from the disabled list on 6/28 ... posted a five-game hitting streak from 7/9-18 (.417, 5-12) ... made 16 appearances from 9/9 through the end of the season, but accumulated just 13 atbats (one hit).

2004

Appeared in 62 games with the Diamondbacks, batting .245 (56-229) with four home runs and 14 RBI ... made 55 starts in center field and four in right ... struck out 78 times, an average of one every 2.9 at-bats ... was successful on 10 of 12 stolen base attempts ... began the season with Tucson ... was recalled by Arizona on 7/9 ... played in six games (.467, 7-15) before being optioned back to the Sidewinders on 7/19 ... was recalled for the final time on 7/31 following Steve Finley's trade to the Dodgers ... started 54 of the final 57 games ... hit his first major league home run on 8/17 vs. Pittsburgh (off Ryan Vogelsong) ... hit leadoff home runs on 9/4 at San Francisco and 9/15 vs. Colorado ... hit .268 with four home runs and 24 RBI in 45 games with Azucareros in the Dominican Winter League ... Batted .313 (68-217) with nine home runs and 35 RBI in 58 games with Class AAA Tucson ... was successful on 15 of 18 stolen base attempts ... hit .434 (33-76) in April, including a five-hit effort on Opening Day vs. Tacoma ... hit safely in 16 of his first 18 games ... combined to drive in 32 runs in April and May.

2003

Appeared in five games with Arizona, going 1-4 (.250) ... was recalled from Class AAA Tucson on 7/10 and made his major-league debut as a defensive replacement vs. San Diego that day ... recorded his first hit on 7/19 at San Diego, single off Adam Eaton ... was optioned back to th ... His 15 triples tied for the most in the minor leagues and led the Pacific Coast League in his first season with Tucson ... hit .287 (134-467) with 20 doubles, three homers and 46 RBI in 118 games with the Sidewinders ... was successful on just 54.8 percent (29-42) of stolen base attempts.

2002

Was named by Baseball America as Arizona's No. 1 Prospect prior to the season ... hit .286 with 20 doubles, six triples, eight home runs and 54 RBI in 104 games at Class AA El Paso ... was on the disabled list from 5/9-21 with a strained right rib cage ... hit for the cycle on 5/26 vs. Round Rock (5-5, 6 RBI) and again on 8/24 at Shreveport (4-5, 6 RBI) ... joined Hank Blalock (2001) as the only minor-league players in history to hit for the cycle twice in one season ... appeared in 37 games for Azucareros in the Dominican Winter League.

2001

Combined to hit .296 (103-348) with 26 doubles, eight home runs and 27 RBI in 88 games between Class A South Bend, Class A Yakima, Class A Lancaster and El Paso ... was on the disabled list from 5/8-6/15 with a fractured left ankle ... was activated on 6/15.

2000

Combined to hit .245 (87-355) with eight homers and 45 RBI at Class A High Desert and Advanced Rookie Missoula ... spent the majority of the season at Missoula ... was selected to the Pioneer League postseason All- Star Team after driving in 44 runs ... ranked fourth in the PL with 23 stolen bases ... began the season on the disabled list with a broken left wrist (4/6-5/21) ... was named PL Player of the Week for 7/10-16 ... earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Hall of Fame Game on 7/24 at Cooperstown, N.Y., going 2-4 with a double vs. Cleveland.

1999

Spent the entire season at Missoula ... led the PL in runs scored (74), strikeouts (91), ranked third in triples (seven) and fourth in stolen bases (27) ... earned PL Player of the Week honors for 6/21-27 ... was ranked by Baseball America as the No. 8 Prospect in the PL following the season.