tomhank

In the 2009 season, he was ranked by Baseball America as 2nd prospect in the Giant’s organization and was invited to the training. He was then assigned to be Class A Advanced Affiliate in the San Jose Giants of the California League, with whom he batted .326 in a total of 80 games, with 95 hits, 23 doubles, 13 home runs, 63 runs, and 58 RBIs.

Throughout his 11-year career, he kept a record of 6 All-Star appearances, 4 Silver Slugger Awards, 1 Gold Glove Award and was appointed the National League MVP in 2012. Yes! That’s how professional and great he is when it comes to baseball. He is definitely one of a kind team player in baseball history.