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2019 13th round pick (378): Dan Hammer - RHS - (JR) University of Pittsburgh


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CAREER: Has appeared in 33 contests … has started 23 outings … owns a record of 5-11.

2018: Appeared in 17 games, making 12 starts on the mound for Pitt in his sophomore campaign … went 2-6 on the season, compiling a 6.79 ERA and striking out 58 in 62.1 innings pitched … ranked third on the team in strikeouts … recorded 13 assists and two putouts in 15 chances … struck out a career-high nine batters in 6.0 innings on the rubber against Notre Dame … threw a career-high 7.1 innings against LIU Brooklyn, striking out seven and allowing just three hits … surrendered just three hits and one run at ACC rival Miami, striking out three in 7.0 innings.
 
2017: Made an immediate impact, assuming a starting role in the Panthers’ weekend rotation in his rookie season … appeared in 16 contests, tallying 11 starts, including five in ACC play … opened the season on Feb. 19 against Delaware, making the start … tossed 7.0 innings, allowing just one run off five hits and two walks, striking out seven … earned the start against USC Upstate (March 4), Kent State (March 21) and Penn State (April 4) … worked his way into the weekend rotation on April 14 in the finale against Miami … threw 5.2 innings, allowing just one run off three hits and four walks, striking out five … followed up with a 5.0 inning performance against No. 3 North Carolina, earning his first collegiate victory … allowed four runs off seven hits and two walks, fanning two against the Tar Heels … recorded a career-high eight strikeouts in 6.2 innings of work against Georgia Tech on May 7 … concluded the season with starts against NC State (May 14) and Wake Forest (May 20).
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Father Judge High School in Philadelphia … four-year varsity letter winner ... two-time First Team All-Catholic League pitcher and infielder … named the Catholic League MVP as a senior.
 
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1997 … son of Michael and Carol Hammer … has two older sisters, Sarah and Catherine … Catherine plays softball at West Chester University.
 

6.55 ERA this year.  Hmmm..

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Dan Hammer is the name straight out of a Steven Seagal movie.  

Seriously:

Matt Conlin

Marshall Lawson

Jack Foster

John Seeger

Dan Hammer

Jonathan Cold

Harlan Banks

Orin Boyd

Casey Ryback

Mason Storm

John Hatcher

 

Yes, I seriously looked up Steven Seagal movie character names on IMDB.

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37 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Dan Hammer is the name straight out of a Steven Seagal movie.  

Seriously:

Matt Conlin

Marshall Lawson

Jack Foster

John Seeger

Dan Hammer

Jonathan Cold

Harlan Banks

Orin Boyd

Casey Ryback

Mason Storm

John Hatcher

 

Yes, I seriously looked up Steven Seagal movie character names on IMDB.

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Pitcher Dan Hammer was taken in the 13th Round by the Baltimore Orioles. Fellow pitcher Derek West went in the 14th Round to the Houston Astros. Perry rounded out the selections as he went in the 28th Round to the Detroit Tigers.

Perry was a senior so he’s definitely gone. West was taken last year in the 28th Round but ultimately decided to return for his junior year. This time, however, he appears ready to jump to the Astros, per this tweet.

To date, I haven’t seen word that Hammer has signed with the Orioles yet. But these things often go under the radar so it’s possible he has. Nevertheless, his statement about ‘pursuing a lifelong dream’ makes it sound like he is leaning towards leaving, too.

https://www.cardiachill.com/2019/6/7/18657345/pitt-baseball-players-2019-mlb-draft-pittsburgh-panthers-ncaa-connor-perry-derek-west-dan-hammer

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