Rich Hand career record

Rich Hand
Born: July 10, 1948, Bellevue, WA

Height: 6'1" Weight: 195 Bats: Right Throws: Right

College: Puget Sound

Click on the year to see the player's game log and splits for that season. Click on the team to see that team's roster and stats.


Pitching Statistics

Hide partial season data

Year  Team            Lg  Age  W   L    ERA    G  GS  CG  MI  GF  SV  SHO    IP    H   BFP    R   ER  HR   UW  IW  HP   SO
1970  Cleveland       AL  21   6  13   3.83   35  25   3   5   5   3   1  159.2  132   664   71   68  27   66   3   4  110 
1971  Cleveland       AL  22   2   6   5.79   15  12   0   3   0   0   0   60.2   74   283   43   39   6   37   1   4   26 
1972  Texas           AL  23  10  14   3.32   30  28   2   1   1   0   1  170.2  139   744   66   63  12   95   8   3  109 
1973  Texas           AL  24   2   3   5.40    8   7   1   0   1   0   0   41.2   49   195   29   25   2   14   5   2   14 
1973  California      AL  24   4   3   3.62   16   6   0   4   6   0   0   54.2   58   239   29   22   5   21   0   1   19 
TOTALS                        24  39   4.01  104  78   6  13  13   3   2  487.1  452  2125  238  217  52  233  17  14  278

Pitcher data: *: Throws lefthanded; W: Wins; L: Losses; ERA: Earned run average; G: Games; GS: Games started; CG: Complete games; MI: Middle relief (games not started nor finished); GF: Games finished in relief; SV: Saves; SHO: Shutouts; IP: Innings pitched; H: Hits allowed; BFP: Batters faced; R: Runs allowed; ER: Earned runs; HR: Home runs allowed; UW: Unintentional walks; IW: Intentional walks; HP: Hit batters; SO: Strikeouts; WP: Wild pitches; BK: Balks


Pitching Statistics (Batters' format)

Year  Team            Lg    G    AB    R    H   TB  2B  3B  HR  RBI  SH  SF  SB  CS   UW  IW  HP   SO  DP    BA   SLG   OBP
1970  Cleveland       AL   35   580   71  132  234  19   1  27        8   3   7   8   66   3   4  110  13  .228  .403  .312  
1971  Cleveland       AL   15   238   43   74  112  14   3   6        2   1   4   4   37   1   4   26  10  .311  .471  .413  
1972  Texas           AL   30   615   66  139  200  19   3  12       15   8  15   6   95   8   3  109  15  .226  .325  .336  
1973  Texas           AL    8   169   29   49   74   9   5   2        2   3   3   0   14   5   2   14   2  .290  .438  .363  
1973  California      AL   16   212   29   58   84   9   1   5        1   4   6   0   21   0   1   19   4  .274  .396  .336

Pitcher data (batters' format): G: Games pitched; AB: At bats; R: Runs allowed; H: Hits; TB: Total bases; 2B: Doubles; 3B: Triples; HR: Home runs; RBI: Runs batted in; SH: Sacrifice hits; SF: Sacrifice flies; SB: Stolen bases; CS: Caught stealing; UW: Unintentional walks; IW: Intentional walks; HP: Hit by pitch; SO: Strikeouts; DP: Double plays grounded into; BA: Batting average; SLG: Slugging percentage; OBP: On base percentage


Batting Statistics

Hide partial season data

Year  Team            Lg  Age   G   AB    R    H   TB  2B  3B  HR  RBI  SH  SF  SB  CS   UW  IW  HP   SO  DP    BA   SLG   OBP
1970  Cleveland       AL  21   35   41    2    6    6   0   0   0    5   5   2   0   0    1   0   0   11   0  .146  .146  .159
1971  Cleveland       AL  22   16   16    1    2    2   0   0   0    0   2   0   0   0    1   0   0    7   0  .125  .125  .176
1972  Texas           AL  23   30   52    2    8   12   2   1   0    3   3   0   0   0    1   0   2   13   0  .154  .231  .200
1973  Texas           AL  24    8    0    0    0    0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0    0   0  .000  .000  .000
1973  California      AL  24   16    0    0    0    0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0    0   0  .000  .000  .000
TOTALS                        105  109    5   16   20   2   1   0    8  10   2   0   0    3   0   2   31   0  .147  .183  .181

Batter data: G: Games played; AB: At bats; R: Runs scored; H: Hits; TB: Total bases; 2B: Doubles; 3B: Triples; HR: Home runs; RBI: Runs batted in; SH: Sacrifice hits; SF: Sacrifice flies; SB: Stolen bases; CS: Caught stealing; UW: Unintentional walks; IW: Intentional walks; HP: Hit by pitch; SO: Strikeouts; DP: Double plays grounded into; BA: Batting average; SLG: Slugging percentage; OBP: On base percentage


Defensive Statistics

Year  Team            Lg    POS      INN   GS   DR+  DR-   G    PO    A    E   DP     FP    RF9   SB   CS   PB   PkO
1970  Cleveland       AL      P    159.2   25             35    11   22    2    2   .943   1.86    7    8          1

1971  Cleveland       AL      P     60.2   12             15     4    5    0    0  1.000   1.34    4    4          0

1972  Texas           AL      P    170.2   28             30    10   25    3    2   .921   1.85   15    6          0

1973  Texas           AL      P     41.2    7              8     3    5    2    0   .800   1.73    3    0          0
1973  California      AL      P     54.2    6             16     5   11    0    0  1.000   2.63    6    0          0

Fielding data: INN: Innings played; GS: Games started; DR+: Games as defensive replacement; DR-: Games replaced on defense; G: Games played; PO: Putouts; A: Assists; E: Errors; DP: Double plays; FP: Fielding percentage; RF9: Plays made per 9 innings; SB: Stolen bases; CS: Caught Stealing; PB: Passed balls


Transactions

Selected by Pittsburgh Pirates in the 38th round of the free-agent draft - did not sign (June 7, 1966).
Selected by New York Mets in the 5th round of the secondary phase of free-agent draft - did not sign (June 7, 1968).
Selected by Cleveland Indians in the 1st round (1st pick overall) of the secondary phase of free-agent draft (June 5, 1969).
Placed on disabled list by Cleveland Indians (March 29, 1971)
Activated by Cleveland Indians (May 6, 1971)
Traded by Cleveland Indians with Roy Foster, Ken Suarez and Mike Paul to Texas Rangers in exchange for Del Unser, Denny Riddleberger, Terry Ley and Gary Jones (December 2, 1971).
Traded by Texas Rangers with Mike Epstein and Rick Stelmaszek to California Angels in exchange for Jim Spencer and Lloyd Allen (May 20, 1973).
Placed on disabled list by California Angels (July 7, 1973)
Activated by California Angels (August 1, 1973)
Traded by California Angels to St. Louis Cardinals (October 15, 1974) completing trade in which St. Louis Cardinals traded Orlando Pena to California Angels in exchange for a player to be namedlater (September 5, 1974).