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ATL

Jair Camargo

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Playing TimeOffensevs Hitters▶
Games Played1
BattingOffensevs Hitters▶
Plate Appearances2
At Bats2
Hits1
On Base Percentage.500
Batting Average.500
Doubles1
Triples0
Home Runs0
Extra Base Hits1
Total Bases2
Slugging Percentage1.000
Isolated Power.500
On Base Plus Slugging1.500
Runs1
Runs Batted In0
Plate DisciplineOffensevs Hitters▶
Walks0
Walk Rate0.0%
Intentional Walks0
Hit by Pitch0
Strikeouts1
Strikeout Rate50.0%
BaserunningOffensevs Hitters▶
Stolen Bases0
Caught Stealing0
1 games
DateOppABRHXBHHRTBRBIBBKSB
ATLJune 17, 2026SFSF2111020010
By season3 seasons
SeasonGPAABHXBHHRRBISBAVGOBPSLGOPS
2026ATL12211000.500.5001.0001.500
2025MIN————————————
2024MIN57600000.000.143.000.143

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