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| Hart McKenzie |
|
year
2002
totals
|
ab
24
24
|
r
2
2
|
h
7
7
|
bi
1
1
|
2b
0
0
|
3b
0
0
|
hr
1
1
|
so
8
8
|
bb
3
3
|
ab/k
3.00
3.00
|
ob
.370
.370
|
slg
.417
.417
|
ba
.292
.292
|
rat
22.14
22.14
|
ab/hr
24.00
24.00
|
ab/bi
24.00
24.00
|
year
2002
totals
|
w
0
0
|
l
1
1
|
ip
4.0
4.0
|
h
7
7
|
r
9
9
|
so
7
7
|
bb
4
4
|
hr
5
5
|
bf
23
23
|
oavg
.368
.368
|
era
9.00
9.00
|
rat
-20.57
-20.57
|
k/4
7.00
7.00
|
bb/4
4.00
4.00
|
hr/4
5.00
5.00
|
Notes:
Not unlike his buddy Anthony Sanzone, Hart McKenzie didn't last long for Wiffolution, who drafted him #3 in the first round of the 2002 draft. To his credit, he did make it to 2 gamedays, which is probably 2 more than he wanted to be at.
Hart was tall and could throw heat, but he was roughed up in his first couple innings, specifically by Joey Holt, who himself didn't last long either. He had a competent bat and probably would have put up numbers similar to what he really did put up in his limited PT. His pitching definitely would have improved, but the fella never gave it a chance.
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