Josh Klimkiewicz is a former
Independent League Baseball player active between between 2003-2006. Klimkiewicz was born in
Lexington, Massachusetts. He attended high school in Cambridge, Massachusetts where he played for the
Buckingham Browne & Nichols Knights. He played 4 years of NCAA Division I College Baseball for the
Harvard University Crimson [
Ivy League] where he was teammates with future Major Leaguer
Frank Herrmann. Participated in the D1 NCAA Tournament in
2005 [Regionals]. His most frequent
teammates throughout his career, based on statistics listed below were
Chris Mackey,
Lance Salsgiver,
Matt Brunnig,
Javier Castellanos and
Morgan Brown. Led the Ivy League with 4 Grounded into Double Play in 2003. Led the Ivy League with 16 Doubles, 9 Home Runs, 25 Extra Base Hits and a .269 ISO in 2005. Led the Ivy League with a .471 On
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Base Percentage in 2006. Played 1 year of Independent League Baseball in 2006.
Awards: Named Ivy League All-Conference in 2006. 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.
* indicates player had a low sample size of plate appearances.
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