over 250 baserunners in under 150 innings. He managed to avoid leading the International League in losses, as teammate Mike Drumright dropped 19 decisions, though Drews did lead in hit batsmen (16). Drews went 2-14 with an 8.27 ERA for Toledo in 1999, with a WHIP of 1.93. He led the IL in losses, runs allowed (136), earned runs allowed (125) and walks (91). With the 2000 Durham Bulls, Drews allowed 4 runs, 4 walks and no hits in two-thirds of an inning. Overall, the former 1st-round draft pick went 38-71 in his pro career, 16-58 after his first two years. Personal Drews is the grandson of former major leaguer Karl Drews. Drews has two biological sons and an adopted daughter, named August, Eli, and Sophia. References External links 1974 births Living people Baseball pitchers Baseball players from Florida Sportspeople from Sarasota, Florida Oneonta Yankees players Tampa Yankees players Jacksonville Suns players Norwich Navigators players Columbus Clippers players Toledo Mud Hens players Durham Bulls players