Drafted in the 15th round (441st overall) by the Texas Rangers in 2004.
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New Mexico JC had five pitchers who topped 90 mph, led by RHP John Lujan, whose fastball registered mostly 91-93 but topped out at 95. He was among the national leaders with a sub-1.00 ERA before his final outing and finished 11-2, 1.61 with 103 strikeouts in 78 innings. But he had so-so command of three pitches.
Career Transactions
Vaqueros de la Laguna activated RHP John Lujan.
Vaqueros de la Laguna placed RHP John Lujan on the reserve list.
Vaqueros de la Laguna signed free agent RHP John Lujan.
Diablos Rojos del Mexico released RHP John Lujan.
Diablos Rojos del Mexico signed free agent RHP John Lujan.
RHP John Lujan assigned to Indios de Mayaguez.
RHP John Lujan elected free agency.
RHP John Lujan assigned to Buffalo Bisons from Binghamton Mets.
John Lujan assigned to Binghamton Mets from Buffalo Bisons.
John Lujan assigned to Buffalo Bisons from Binghamton Mets.
New York Mets invited non-roster RHP John Lujan to spring training.
RHP John Lujan assigned to Gigantes de Carolina.
John Lujan assigned to Binghamton Mets from Buffalo Bisons.
John Lujan assigned to Buffalo Bisons from Binghamton Mets.
John Lujan assigned to Binghamton Mets from Buffalo Bisons.
John Lujan assigned to Buffalo Bisons from Binghamton Mets.
John Lujan assigned to Binghamton Mets from Buffalo Bisons.
Buffalo Bisons claimed John Lujan off waivers from Birmingham Barons.
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