Noah Hall

Noah Hall [Noah Paul Hall] is a former Minor League Baseball Player from the United States in a career that spanned the 1996-2011 seasons whose highest level reached was AAA. His last professional season was with the Camden Riversharks (Atlantic League) in 2011. Hall is 49 years old and was born on June 9th, 1977 in Boulder Creek, California. He attended high school in Aptos, California where he played for the Aptos Mariners. He played College Baseball for the San Jose City College Jaguars. He was drafted and signed in the 27th round (759th overall) of the 1995 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Montreal Expos. His most frequent teammates throughout his career, based on statistics listed below were Jeremy Ware, Troy Mattes, Talmadge Nunnari, Jeremy Salyers, Henry Mateo and Kenny James. Hall played 6 minor league seasons with the Washington ...
Nationals, 2 seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, 2 seasons with the New York Yankees, 2 seasons with the Chicago White Sox, 1 season with the Toronto Blue Jays, 1 season with the Baltimore Orioles and 1 season with the Seattle Mariners. Led the New York-Penn League (A-) with 8 Triples in 1997. Led the Carolina League (A+) with a .301 ISO, a 1.920 OPS, 112 Runs, 19 Hit By Pitch and 70 Extra Base Hits in 2005. Played 5 years of Independent League Baseball between 2001-2011.

Jobs in Baseball: Assistant Coach for 1 year in the Boston Red Sox organization with Gulf Coast Red Sox [Rk] in 2012. Hitting Coach for 2 years in the Boston Red Sox organization with Lowell [A-] between 2013-2014.

Awards: Named Carolina League All-Star Team in 2005. Named South Atlantic League All-Star Team in 1998.