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Jason Palmer

# 33 / LF

Bats:  Right          Throws:  Right              Height: 6’01"        Weight:  190

Born:  September  16th,  1980
High School:  Zion-Bebton Township
College:   *
First Pro Contract:   WHAT?  Men’s  Softball  Organization
WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Spring  2002
Team debut:  5-04-02  vs.  Jester’s Pub Squad  at  Belvedere North  going  ( 2 for 4 , Run )

YearGmsPAABRunsO.B.Hits2B3BHR'sRBI'sB.B.R.E.A.V.G.O.B.P.O.P.S.
2004 Stats39154153651029093187613.588.6621.702
Career4718418276122108113259123.593.6631.762
Playoffs31010666004900.600.6002.400
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Gallerie Jason Palmer 04
Gallerie Jason Palmer 03

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Saturday,  May  4th, 2002  vs.  Jester’s Pub,  gm. 1  at  Belvedere North

First Double:   Tuesday,  May  14th, 2002  vs.  Clover’s Softball Club,  gm. 1  at  McAree Field

First Triple:    Thursday,  May  23rd, 2002  vs.  Yaskawa Electric Squad,  gm.1  at  Jefferson South

First Home Run:   Tuesday,  May  14th, 2002  vs.  Clover’s Softball Club,  gm.1  at  McAree Field

Scouting Report

Hitting

Jason Palmer is a positive influence both on the field and in the clubhouse who continues to emerge as one of the most underrated hitters in the game. Palmer will collect most of his base hits on flat pitch down in the strike zone and will drive one into the alley with plenty of extra-base hit power. At times Palmer can demonstrate an undisciplined approach at the plate and often will get himself out by chasing high pitches that he has difficulty lying off. He has been showing more consistent patience at the plate and has been learning to make those adjustments to get out of those funks. He is at his best when he trusts his swing to line the ball through the infielders.

Base-Running & Defense

When healthy, Jason Palmer combines good decisions with extreme aggressive base running who rarely runs into outs. A speedy runner who should ignite the offense, he’s not yet been able to consistently basemen in softball. With his build, he won’t ever impress anyone as graceful, but he makes all the plays. . . and then some. He’s one of the best at handling throws in the dirt and corralling popups, and his throwing arm is so good that he serves as a cutoff man on certain plays.

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