Hal Morris
Career Overview

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Hal Morris, a left-handed first baseman, played Major League Baseball primarily with the Cincinnati Reds. Born on April 9, 1965, in Fort Rucker, Alabama, Morris attended the University of Michigan, where he honed his skills on the baseball diamond. His collegiate performance caught the attention of professional scouts, leading to his selection by the New York Yankees in

Hal Morris, a left-handed first baseman, played Major League Baseball primarily with the Cincinnati Reds. Born on April 9, 1965, in Fort Rucker, Alabama, Morris attended the University of Michigan, where he honed his skills on the baseball diamond. His collegiate performance caught the attention of professional scouts, leading to his selection by the New York Yankees in

Career Batting Stats

NL 1988-2000

AVG

.304

Hits

1,216

OBP

.361

OPS

.794

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Skills Scorecard

Contact

A

Power

B-

Speed

C

Durability

C

Range

C-

Fielding

B+

Career Timeline

1988-1989

New York Yankees (AL)

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1990-1997

Cincinnati Reds (NL)

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1998

Kansas City Royals (AL)

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1999-2000

Cincinnati Reds (NL)

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2000

Detroit Tigers (AL)

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Personal Profile

Born Apr 9th, 1965

Bats / Throws Left / Left

Height / Weight 6' 3" 200 lbs

Position 1B

Uniform #s 62 · 38 · 28 · 22 · 21 · 23 · 9 · 25

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