Jack Hallett [Jack Price Hallett] played Major League Baseball between 1940-1948. Hallett was born on
November 13th, 1914He died on
June 11th, 1982 at the age of 67. He played High School baseball for the
Libbey High School Cowboys in Toledo, Ohio. Made his Major League Debut on
September 13th, 1940 at the age of 25. His most frequent
teammates throughout his career, based on statistics listed below were
Bill Baker,
Bob Elliott,
Elbie Fletcher,
Frankie Gustine,
Jim Russell,
Rip Sewell,
Maurice Vanrobays,
Johnny Barrett,
Frank Colman,
Pete Coscarart,
Hank Gornicki,
Johnny Lanning,
Thornton Lee and
Al Lopez. Hallett played 3 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization, 2 seasons with the Chicago White Sox and 1 season with the San Francisco Giants.
Career Transactions: Traded from Chicago White Sox with Mike Kreevich to Philadelphia Athletics for Wally Moses on December 9th, 1941. Traded
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from Toronto (International) with Frank Colman to Pittsburgh Pirates on September 8th, 1942. Selected from Pittsburgh Pirates by New York Giants in MLB Rule 5 Draft on November 10th, 1947. TBC+ Metric is based on wOBA with inclusion of stolen base value. TBC's version of wOBA excludes park factors and uses static coefficients across all levels and years for ease of implementation.
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