Tsitouris picked up three hits on his own and walked in another at bat. One of his hits knocked in a run, according to The Item.
"We swung the bats pretty well," Sumter manager Lorenzo Bundy told The Item afterward. "We got some base hits and we got some good defense."
Tsitouris picked up those three hits for Sumter in his second season as a pro. He also picked them up in his final season. Tsitouris played in two professional seasons.
Tsitouris' career began in 1990, taken by the Expos in the 24th round of the draft, out of Wingate University in North Carolina. Tsitouris was also credited as Mark Tsitouris.
At Wingate, Tsitouris started all four years and hit a then-school-record 53 home runs and won team MVP in 1989. He made the school's Hall of Fame in 2012.
With the Expos, Tsitouris started at short-season Jamestown. He got into 46 games and hit .246.
He moved to single-A Sumter for 1991. He went 2 for 3 in a June win, scoring three runs and knocking in one. He then went 3 for 5 in a July game, with a run scored and an RBI. Overall in 1991, Tsitouris hit .247 in 96 games to end his career.
- Sumter Item, June 9, 1991: Alvarez leads Flyers in 6-2 win
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