Mike Hampton

Career

Hampton played its first season with the Mariners of Seattle where he played only 13 matches - 1 gained for 3 lost. In 1994 it was transferred to the Astros from Houston where it spent 6 seasons. During its career with Astros, it recorded a Moyenne deserved points in lower parts of 4,00 each season, and in 1999 recorded 22 victories for 4 defeats and finished second at the time of the vote for the best launcher (Trophée Cy Young), the winner being Randy Johnson Diamondbacks of Arizona. It was helped as a striker also, with an average of 0,311,3 doubles, 3 produced triple and 10 points.

In 2000 Hampton was transferred to the Mets from New York where it recorded 15 victories for 10 defeats. In 2001 after only one season with the Mets, it was acquired by the Rockies of the Colorado which plays Coors Field, a notorious stage to be favorable to the strikers. With an average of deserved points of 5,41 in 2001 and 6,15 in 2002. However it continued striker better and better, with an average of 0,291,7 Coups of circuit produced, 16 points and 20 points counted in 2001 and one average of 0,344,3 circuits, 5 points produced and 9 points counted in 2002.

In 2003 it joined the Braves of Atlanta a stage known to be favorable to the launchers. Its average of deserved points is descended, but its statistics with the stick are also descended, with an average of 0,183 and 0,172 in 2003 and 2004, before striking 0,320 in 2005. Hampton did not play since 2005 because it was wounded several times. More recently the April 8th

Striking facts

Second place at the time of the vote for the Trophy Cy Young in 1999
Price Silver Slugger 5 times of sharpened between 1999 and 2003.
Glove gilded in 2003
Better total of victories (1999)
Better percentage of victories (1999)

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