Tigers midway through the season, finishing out the season pitching for then-AAA affiliate Toledo. Kramer spent the next three seasons after 1995 pitching for the Colorado Rockies, spending his time exclusively with AAA-affiliated Colorado Springs; this was a return of sorts for Kramer, as he had pitched for them a few seasons earlier, albeit as an Indians affiliate. After three years of lackluster numbers, he retired from baseball as a minor leaguer at the conclusion of the 1998 season, having never made it back to the major leagues since his 1993 rookie debut for Cleveland. References Footnotes Although Kramer made his major-league pitching debut in 1991, Major League Baseball considers Kramer's rookie season to have been in 1993 because he did not pitch the minimum fifty innings in 1991 to be considered a "rookie" per their definition of the term, whereas he did in 1993. 1968 births Living people Cleveland Indians players Burlington Indians players (1986–2006) Canton-Akron Indians players Charlotte Knights players Chattanooga Lookouts players Colorado Springs Sky Sox players Indianapolis Indians players Kinston Indians players Toledo Mud Hens players Waterloo Indians players Baseball players from Cincinnati John A. Logan Volunteers baseball players