Houston - Tyler

: Over 700 career games, he served as a valuable multi-position asset, appearing in 591 games as a catcher and over 300 at third base. MLB Career Statistics (1996–2003)

After retiring in 2003 following an injury-riddled stint with the Philadelphia Phillies , Houston transitioned into coaching. As of 2026, he remains involved in the sport, coaching at in Cedar City, Utah. tyler houston

: Houston was a key bench player for the 1998 Cubs, describing the season as his most enjoyable as he witnessed Sammy Sosa's historic 66-home run season. : Over 700 career games, he served as

Tyler Houston was a versatile Major League Baseball player whose career spanned eight seasons (1996–2003) as a catcher, third baseman, and first baseman. Drafted in the 1989 MLB Draft by the Atlanta Braves —ahead of future stars like Frank Thomas—he was one of the most hyped high school prospects of his era. Career Highlights and Teams : Houston was a key bench player for

While he began his career with high expectations in Atlanta, Houston found more consistent playing time and success as a utility player for the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers.