Joe Logan

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Joseph Logan

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Biographical Information[edit]

Joe Logan played minor league ball in the Montréal Expos organization from 1989-1991, then played one year in the independent Northern League in 1993. The Expos took him in the 28th round of the 1989 amateur draft. He was 4-7 with a 2.88 ERA in his pro debut for the Jamestown Jammers to help them to the New York-Penn League title. He split 1990 between the Rockford Expos (10-2, 2.63) and West Palm Beach Expos (1-0, 1.88). Had he qualified, he would have been 5th in the Midwest League in ERA, just ahead of Pat Rapp. Back with West Palm Beach in 1991, he fell to 6-12, 3.18. In 1993, he was 0-1 with a 10.80 ERA for the Sioux Falls Canaries to finish with a 21-22, 3.13 record in pro ball.

Post-baseball, he has worked with Barry Larkin as a "sports diplomacy envoy" with the US Department of State.