Join Sam and Guests for His USF Diabetes Sports Camp, February 3rd and 4th at the University of South Florida's Athletic Fields

Young athletes, ages 8-18 with type 1 diabetes, are invited to participate along with a sibling or best friend! Campers will choose 3 out of 6 sports based on interest. Campers will rotate from sport to another throughout the day on Saturday. Skill levels will vary widely. >>> Click Here for All the Info

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder, Sam Fuld always had a passion for baseball with his no holds barred style of play. At Stanford, he was a two-time All American, set the school record for career runs scored, and established the College World Series record for career hits. Read Sam's Full Bio

Fuld was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 2004. He was an All Star two years later in the Florida State League. A year after that, he was voted the Most Valuable Player in the Arizona Fall League. In the minors, as a result of his fearless defense, he was referred to as "a crash test dummy with a death wish", a "human wrecking ball act," a "wall magnet," and a "manager's dream and a trainer's worst nightmare."

Fuld made his major league debut with the Cubs in 2007 and now with the Rays. He became a fan favorite for his acrobatic defense, and his tendency to run into outfield walls while making sparkling catches...View the Latest News and Notes About Sam's Career.

Fuld is best known for covering a lot of ground in the Rays outfield. Recently, he made another diving, face-planting catch of a sinking line drive, leading Rays pitcher David Price to say: "I heard that the world is covered by 75 percent water, and the other 25 percent is covered by Sam Fuld." As of April 20, Fuld led Baseball Tonight"s Web Gem standings with 18 points, which included Web Gems at each outfield position. A writer for The American Spectator observed: "he owns the 11 o-clock highlight reel.