Jesse Barber

Career Batting:.276 BA .321 OBP .379 SLG. 27 HR. 6,467 PA.(1909-1922)

An interesting utility player. The most challenging thing here is that Barber’s (also spelled Barbour in some sources) decline matches up with the transition from the dead ball to a higher offense era. Hit for some power, struck out a lot, didn’t take many walks, but still in the early 1910’s was good enough to be a regular starter somewhere.

Barber played all over the place, but wasn’t very good defensively anywhere. He was best in LF, RF, and 3B but also saw some time at 1B, 2B, SS, and CF. By mid-career, he was pretty much established in the OF.

Very fast, with an outside shot at the league lead in SB’s a year or two.

Barber may change significantly on the next revision: I see him as faster and with less true power than other MLE sources do (that is, I see a lot of his SLG coming from legging out triples while other sources seem him as more of a masher), and only a deep dive into some of the contemporary sources will resolve that.

NameJesse Barber (Phantom)
ID / Statusbarber000jes / Draft
PosOF
DOB / i9s Career01/05/1888 / 1909 - 1922
BirthplaceCharlottesville, SC (USA)
Height / Weight6'0" / 176
B / TL / R

 

Batting Projections

YearABH2B3BHRBBSOSBCSBAOBPSLGOPS
190914228110920143.197.245.218.463
191042110316622550429.245.287.325.612
19115881682316144696915.286.335.384.719
19125972043515153717324.342.395.456.851
19135441391611026495113.256.289.325.614
19146041882318340787113.311.354.424.778
19155891402720222616423.238.265.362.627
1916508129271924164499.254.310.394.704
1917485144241333444166.297.343.419.762
19183339117911842226.273.311.387.698
19193728914833048134.239.296.344.640
192038412115543141118.315.366.411.777
192128972943242685.249.307.339.646
192220657522820147.277.304.350.654
TOTALS6,0621,67325214727405683517145.276.321.379.700

 

Pitching Projections