Ricardo Hernández

Career Batting:.208 BA .283 OBP .270 SLG. 1 HR. 2,468 PA.(1905-1914)

Ricardo Hernández was a fringe OFer at best, and perhaps a player who would never see the light of day in the big leagues.

He had a good eye, and excellent speed, resulting in more triples than you would expect. Otherwise, it’s all very mundane offensively–a struggle to maintain a batting average over .200, a few walks, a few steals.

Add decent defense overall in CF and 2B, and enough to fill in at 3B, LF, and RF, and you have a player who was a useful bit piece on a roster for a few years. His career could easily end after 1910, but extending it through 1914 seems a better reflection, as his speed and defense still held some value, and 1912 was easily the best offensive year of his career.

We have added a year for him in 1906, although I could be convinced that, instead of doing that, his career shouldn’t start until 1907. Either way, you have a utility player / pinch runner type for a few years. There are worse professional arcs …

NameRicardo Hernández
ID / Statushernan049ric / Draft
PosU
DOB / i9s Career1885 / 1905 - 1914
BirthplaceHavana, Cuba (Cuba)
Height / Weight5'11" /
B / TR / R

 

Batting Projections

YearAgeABH2B3BHRBBSOSBCSBAOBPSLGOPS
19052012726650111641.205.268.331.599
1906211202513091451.208.264.267.531
190722269636403131234.234.313.286.599
190823337744204030307.220.302.243.545
190924334808802940325.240.300.311.611
191025248394403327266.157.256.206.462
191126282547303430317.191.278.238.516
1912272706214712229235.230.288.344.632
19132815932530151972.201.270.270.540
1914298810200101121.114.204.136.340
TOTALS2,2344655739123424718339.208.283.270.553

 

Pitching Projections