Current Status:  Non-Active

Steve  Fisher

3 # Pitcher

Opening Day Age: @  EXP: 5 Years

     Full Name:  Steven  Lee  Fisher

     Birthplace:    Gurnee, IL

     Born:   July  6th,  1985

     High School:   Warren Township

     College:  University of Hard Knocks

     MLS debut:   May 5th, 2007

     Nickname:   Steve

     Bats:   Right   /  Throws:   Right

    Height:   5’09”  /  Weight:   205

     Sanctions:   N.S.A.   /  A.S.A.

     League Level:   Recreational

     Tourney Level:   Rookie

GmsP.A.A.B.RunsO.B.HitsO.B.P1H2H3H4HS.L.GX.B.RBIsKOBBA.V.GO.P.SRERFCR / GOB / GH / GBI / G
2010 Stats31102100234541.44133332.56082102.4101.001230.71.51.30.7
Career------------------------
Playoffs265243.66701201.6003101.6002.267001.02.01.50.5
Tournaments10333271514.45512110.5312501.438.986000.71.51.40.5
Fall League113734101914.51411120.55931103.4121.072200.91.71.31.0

Scouting Grades:

Hit: 48 | Power: 50 | Run: 45 | Arm: 55 | Field: 55 | Overall: 51

First Pro Contract:   Corporate Punishment Squad

WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Fall League  2009

Team debut:  9-10-09  vs.  Bally Muck,  at  Belvidere, South’  going  ( 1  for  3 ,  3 RBIs / Run )

Last Game:  8-23-10  vs.  Havoc Softball,  at  Belvidere, South’  going  ( 1  for  2 ,  3B , RBI )

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Thursday  September 17th 2009  vs.  Car-Min Club,  Gm 1  at  Belvidere, South’

First Double:   Thursday  September 10th 2009  vs.  J’ Bally Muck,  Gm 1  at  Belvidere, South’

First Triple:    Thursday  September 24th 2009  vs.  Bally Muck II,  Gm 1  at  Belvidere, South’

First Home Run:   Monday  May 10th 2010  vs.  Burrito Bombers,  Gm 2  at  Belvidere, South’

Scouting Report

Hitting

Steve Fisher a positive influence both on the field and in the clubhouse has plenty of extra-base power to all fields, but is at his best when he trusts his swing to take the ball up the middle. But Steve still has an undisciplined approach to the plate and often will get himself out by chasing eye-high outside pitches that he has difficulty lying off. Fisher is vulnerable to hard flat stuff that crowds him, and that remains the best strategy to get him out. Fisher sometimes gets long with his swing and will go through stretches when he is vulnerable to lazy fly balls, but he has been learning to make adjustments to get out of those funks.

Base-Running & Defense

Steve Fisher medium build belies his decent speed. Despite his awkward appearance, he’s a good base runner who has some success with taking an extra base when opportunities occur. Steve Fisher has worked especially hard on improving his defensive skills and has made himself into a solid infielder that rarely makes mental errors. His range is average, but he is sure handed and can turn the double play with consistency.

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