Lexington Legends: Jeff Hulett

Jeff Hulett
How did he get here?: Drafted, 12th Round (2008)
Stats: 6'0", 185 lbs, Bats/Throws: R/R
Age as of April 1, 2010: 22





Splits (with Lexington, following the season totals)!

Split	ABs	BA/OBP/SLG	K:BB	XBH-RBI
Season	161	.236/.302/.280	54:12	5-16
w/TRI	53	.189/.246/.208	23:3	1-1
w/LEX	108	.259/.328/.315	31:9	4-15
vs LHP	29	.310/.394/.448	6:3	3-5
vs RHP	79	.241/.303/.266	25:6	1-10
Home	51	.216/.298/.255	17:5	2-4
Away	57	.298/.354/.368	14:4	2-11
Bases Empty	58	.207/.292/.259	18:6	2-0
Runners On	50	.320/.368/.380	13:3	2-15
w/RISP	29	.310/.333/.414	8:2	2-15
July	20	.250/.286/.350	5:1	2-3
August	72	.236/.313/.264	20:7	1-12
September	16	.375/.444/.500	6:1	1-0

Season Totals

Year	K:BB Ratio	K/PA %	K:BB	XBH/H %
2008	3.55	33.1%	39:11	20%
2009	4.50	30.2%	54:12	13.2%

Hulett spent 27 of his 28 games in the field for Lexington at 3B, committing 11 errors for an .863 Fld%. He also spent time at 1B, 2B, C, and DH between Lexington and Tri-City.

Hulett was hitting .189/.246/.208 in 19 games at Tri-City when, naturally, he got promoted to Lexington (I think it was a playing time issue, and I'm not being snarky). And he fared much, better, hitting .259/.328/.315 for the Legends over the remaining 32 games of the season. Still, Hulett has only put together 297 plate appearances, so there's not much to base any judgments on - but I do like those Runners On/RISP splits. And I also like the away splits over the home splits. Let's see what a full season in Lexington can bring.