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John Jaha Bio
Nombre Completo:
John Emil Jaha
Nacido:
5/27/1966 en Portland, OR
Draft:
1984, Milwaukee Brewers, Ronda: 14, Selección General: 358
Preparatoria:
David Douglas, Portland, OR
Debut:
7/09/1992
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John Emil Jaha
Graduated from David Douglas High School in Portland, Oregon in 1984 ... Participated in baseball, basketball and football ... Captained the baseball and basketball teams ... Was a state all-star in all three sports ... Enjoys fishing, weight training and golf ... Conducts annual hitting camps to raise money for local high school sports ... Also contributes to organizations that fight Cystic Fibrosis, Cancer and Juvenile Diabetes ... He and his wife Trudy (3-17-95) reside in Camas, Washington ... They have three children, Jordann (4), Ashlee (3) and John (6 months).
2000
Never got on track during an injury plagued season in which he had two stints on the disabled list ... was batting .129 with no home runs and one RBI in 12 games when he went on the disabled list the first time on April 24 with a left shoulder strain ... missed 36 games and hit .364 (4 for 11) with two RBI in four games on rehab at Sacramento and Modesto before returning to Oakland on June 3 ... his struggles continued as he hit .197 with one home run and four RBI in 21 games before going on the disabled list a second time on July 9 with left shoulder tendinitis ... A's Team Orthopedist Dr ... Jerrald Goldman performed season ending surgery on his left shoulder on July 19 to repair extensive damage ... batted .175 in 33 games with Oakland with 33 walks, 38 strikeouts and three hit by pitches ... did not put the ball in play 55 ... 6% of the time, the highest such figure in Oakland history by a non-pitcher with at least 100 plate appearances ... previous high was 45 ... 8% by Rich Becker in 1999 ... tied a major league record for strikeouts in a nine-inning game when he fanned five times on April 20 at Cleveland ... became the fourth Oakland player and fifth Athletic to do so ... hit his lone home run on June 18 at Kansas City in the A's 21-3 win ... for the season, missed a total of 129 games ... missed 204 games with Milwaukee from 1997-98 before appearing in 142 games for the A's in 1999 en route to earning American League Comeback Player of the Year honors.
1999
fter missing a large portion of the previous two seasons due to injuries, John returned to full strength in 1999 and responded with career highs in home runs (35) and walks (101) ... Also hit .276 while driving in 111 runs and was named to his first American League All-Star team ... Following the season he was named American League Comeback Player of the Year by The Sporting News ... Finished second on the A's in batting, home runs, RBI and walks ... Tied for third in the American League in walks and finished second in the majors to Arizona's Jay Bell (4.39) with an average of 4.38 pitches per plate appearance ... Also ranked third in the A.L. with an average of 4.1 at bats per RBI and seventh with 13.1 at bats per home run ... Signed a minor league contract with Oakland on February 17 and was the A's Opening Day starter at first base ... However, that was just one of five starts he would make at first as he spent most of the season at designated hitter where he made 121 starts ... Set Oakland designated hitter records in runs scored (93), walks (93) and slugging percentage (.580) and tied the record for home runs (35) ... Dave Kingman also hit 35 in 1984 and 1986 and that was the major league record for home runs by a designated hitter before Rafael Palmeiro hit 37 this year ... Jaha ranked second to Palmeiro among American League designated hitters in home runs and RBI (105) and his .285 batting average was fourth among designated hitters with 300 or more at bats ... Recorded his 100th career double on opening night, April 5, against New York ... Tied his career high with four hits on April 16 against Texas and also had his second four RBI game of the season ... Finished April with a .333 batting average along with 6 HR and 15 RBI in 22 games ... Average peaked after 32 games on May 18 as he was hitting .343 with 8 HR and 27 RBI ... Had just seven HR and 38 RBI in 73 games in all of 1998 ... Then went into a 20-game slump from May 19 to June 17 where he hit .200 (12 for 60) with 1 HR and 7 RBI ... Ended the slump in spectacular fashion at Detroit as he went 7 for 15 with 5 HR and 8 RBI in a four-game series, June 18-21 ... That included back-to-back two homer games on June 19 and 20 ... Had five two homer games in 1999 after entering the season with six for his career ... Then homered in consecutive games on June 24 at Texas and June 25 at Anaheim to give him seven home runs in an eight game span ... Had his average back up to .294 by July 3 and was named to his first ever All-Star team as the A's lone representative ... Struck out as a pinch hitter in the eighth inning in the All-Star Game at Boston ... Was 1 for 11 (.091) as a pinch hitter during the regular season ... Reached base via hit or walk in each of the first 19 games after the All-Star break and finished July with 9 HR and 25 RBI ... Homered in his first game in August to give him 18 home runs in a 39-game span from June 18 to August 1 ... That matched his entire output over 119 games in 1997 and 1998 combined ... Then went into a season long 16-game, 46-at bat homerless streak before going deep against the Blue Jays on August 21 ... Hit two home runs on August 24 against Cleveland, including his second grand slam of the season and seventh of his career ... Matched his career with five RBI in that game, one of three five-RBI games he had in 1999 ... Led the A's with eight games of four or more RBI ... Then hit .232 (23 for 99) with 4 HR and 20 RBI over his final 29 games.
1998
Battled injuries for much of the season after being put on the 15-day disabled list April 23 with a ligamentous injury in his left foot ... He was injured when he stepped down wrong while rounding second base against Los Angeles on April 22 ... The injury caused him to miss all of May as he returned from the DL and a rehab assignment on June 8 ... Appeared in 73 games, hitting .208 on the season with seven home runs and 38 RBI ... Was 3 for 4 with an RBI in the club's first game as a member of the National League, March 31 at Atlanta ... Hit a grand slam April 21 against Los Angeles in the fifth inning off Ramon Martinez ... It was the fifth slam of his career, tying him for the club record with Cecil Cooper ... Went back on the DL August 16, retroactive to August 15, with a strained right hamstring and was activated on September 1 ... Had season ending surgery on September 18 to repair a mid-foot fracture in his left foot ... The surgery was performed in Houston by Dr. Donald Baxter ... The fracture was a result of his initial April 22 injury ... Was awarded the Brewers' 1998 Roberto Clemente True Value Man of the Year award for his Community Service work in the Portland and Milwaukee communities.
1997
Season was cut short on June 3 when he was placed on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to June 1) with an inflamed left shoulder ... Underwent surgery June 17 to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder ... Surgery was performed by Dr. Frank Jobe at Centinela Hospital in Inglewood, California ... Had two home runs on April 19 at Cleveland, both off Charles Nagy ... It was his sixth career two homer game ... Also had a season high three RBI in that game which he matched on May 3 at Seattle ... Last home run of the season came on May 25 at Chicago off James Baldwin ... 10 of his 11 home runs came on the road ... His spring training home run total of seven was the most by a Milwaukee player since Ben Oglivie had eight in 1983 ... Collected 10 multi-hit games for a career total of 143 ... Was named the Brewers True Value Roberto Clemente Man of the Year for his work in the Milwaukee and Portland communities ... Earned the Michael Harrison Award for Community Service.
1996
Had a breakthrough season, setting career highs in at bats (543), runs (108), hits (163), doubles (28) and RBI (118) ... Led the club in runs, total bases (295), home runs (34), RBI and walks ... Became the first Milwaukee player to hit .300 with at least 30 homers and 100 RBI since Cecil Cooper batted .307 with 30 homers and 126 RBI in 1983 ... It was the fourth time the feat had been accomplished and he was the third player to do it (Ben Oglivie in 1980 and Cooper in 1982-83) ... Picked up his 100th RBI on September 2 vs. Cleveland, a single to left off Kent Mercker ... Became the first Milwaukee player to drive in 100 runs since Robin Yount had 103 in 1989 ... RBI total was the most by a Brewers' player since Cooper drove in a club record 126 in 1983 ... His 34 homers were the most by a Milwaukee player since Rob Deer hit 33 in 1986 ... Became the sixth player with 30 home runs and 100 RBI in Brewers history (10th time) ... Became the first Brewer to score 100 runs (108) since 1991 when Paul Molitor had 133 ... Matched his career high with two home runs in a game on two occasions: June 13 vs. Oakland and June 27 at Kansas City ... Hit a grand slam on June 16 off Oakland's Doug Johns, the fourth of his career.
1994
Was hit by a pitch 10 times, ranking third in the AL in that category ... Had two multi-homer games, April 27 at Minnesota and May 25 against Baltimore ... Optioned to New Orleans on July 8 when his average dipped to .228 ... Recalled on July 29 from New Orleans after batting .403 with two homers and 16 RBI in 18 games ... In his final 13 games with the Brewers he batted .300 with three homers and 11 RBI ... Posted a .989 fielding mark at first base ... ... 1995 ... ... ... Led the Brewers in home runs (20) and batted a career high .313 ... Set a club record with three grand slams (April 26 vs. Chicago, August 16 at Texas and September 4 at Minnesota) ... The slam vs. the White Sox was in the season opener ... Ranked third in the AL in batting average with an 0-2 count (.345) ... Committed just two errors in 711 total chances, compiling a .997 fielding percentage ... Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on May 21 with a pulled left groin and was activated on June 6 ... Was on the 15-day disabled list from June 24 to July 27 with a strained right groin ... Batted .351 in 16 games during June ... Had a torrid August, hitting .323 with 18 runs scored, four doubles, nine home runs and 24 RBI ... Set a career-high for hits in a game with four on two separate occasions (August 4 at Baltimore and August 17 at Cleveland) ... Set a career high for RBI with five on August 16 at Texas.
1993
Had a .337 on-base percentage ... Hit .303 with runners in scoring position ... Had 34 multi-hit games and 14 multi-RBI games ... Ranked eighth in the league among first basemen with a .992 fielding mark ... Also played one game at second base and third base ... Had his first career multi-homer game on September 26 in Cleveland.
1992
Split the season between Denver of the Triple-A American Association and the Brewers ... Led the American Association in RBI (69), ranked second in homers (18) and was third in average (.321) when he was recalled by the Brewers on July 9 ... Made his major league debut that day against Kansas City ... Collected his first big league hit on July 10, a single off of Kansas City's Tom Gordon ... Had his first RBI on July 11 off the Royals Neal Heaton ... Hit his first home run off Rod Nichols on July 28 at Cleveland ... Stole a club record four bases in a game on September 12 at Baltimore ... When he stole his 10th base of the season on September 24, he gave the Brewers 11 players with 10 or more steals in the same season which tied the major league record held by the 1901 Phillies.
Año
TB
C
H
H4
CI
BR
PRO
OBP
OPS
Temporada Regular De Por Vida
2775
470
730
141
490
36
.263
.369
.834
Año
TB
C
H
H4
CI
BR
PRO
OBP
OPS
Temporada Regular De Por Vida
2775
470
730
141
490
36
.263
.369
.834
Estadísticas
Carrera
Juego por Juego
Divididas
Bateador vs. Lanzador
MLB
Menores
Bateo
Fildeo
Temporada Regular
Juego de estrellas
Temporada Regular
Comodín
Series Divisionales
Series de Campeonato
Serie Mundial
Entrenamientos Primaveral
Acumulativo de la postemporada
Estadísticas de por vida
Temporada
Team
LG
J
TB
C
H
TB
2B
3B
H4
CI
BB
BBI
SO
BR
AR
PRO
OBP
SLG
OPS
Rol./Ele.
1992
MIL
AL
47
133
17
30
41
3
1
2
10
12
1
30
10
0
.226
.291
.308
.599
1.00
1993
MIL
AL
153
515
78
136
214
21
0
19
70
51
4
109
13
9
.264
.337
.416
.753
1.22
1994
MIL
AL
84
291
45
70
120
14
0
12
39
32
3
75
3
3
.241
.332
.412
.744
1.07
1995
MIL
AL
88
316
59
99
183
20
2
20
65
36
0
66
2
1
.313
.389
.579
.968
1.76
1996
MIL
AL
148
543
108
163
295
28
1
34
118
85
1
118
3
1
.300
.398
.543
.941
1.21
1997
MIL
AL
46
162
25
40
80
7
0
11
26
25
1
40
1
0
.247
.354
.494
.848
1.21
1998
MIL
NL
73
216
29
45
74
6
1
7
38
49
3
66
1
3
.208
.366
.343
.709
1.59
1999
OAK
AL
142
457
93
126
254
23
0
35
111
101
2
129
2
0
.276
.414
.556
.970
1.09
2000
OAK
AL
33
97
14
17
21
1
0
1
5
33
0
38
1
0
.175
.398
.216
.614
1.80
2001
OAK
AL
12
45
2
4
7
3
0
0
8
6
0
15
0
0
.089
.192
.156
.348
0.93
Carrera MLB
-
-
826
2775
470
730
1289
126
5
141
490
430
15
686
36
17
.263
.369
.465
.834
1.24
Temporada
Team
LG
J
TB
C
H
TB
2B
3B
H4
CI
BB
BBI
SO
BR
AR
PRO
OBP
SLG
OPS
Rol./Ele.
1992
MIL
AL
47
133
17
30
41
3
1
2
10
12
1
30
10
0
.226
.291
.308
.599
1.00
1993
MIL
AL
153
515
78
136
214
21
0
19
70
51
4
109
13
9
.264
.337
.416
.753
1.22
1994
MIL
AL
84
291
45
70
120
14
0
12
39
32
3
75
3
3
.241
.332
.412
.744
1.07
1995
MIL
AL
88
316
59
99
183
20
2
20
65
36
0
66
2
1
.313
.389
.579
.968
1.76
1996
MIL
AL
148
543
108
163
295
28
1
34
118
85
1
118
3
1
.300
.398
.543
.941
1.21
1997
MIL
AL
46
162
25
40
80
7
0
11
26
25
1
40
1
0
.247
.354
.494
.848
1.21
1998
MIL
NL
73
216
29
45
74
6
1
7
38
49
3
66
1
3
.208
.366
.343
.709
1.59
1999
OAK
AL
142
457
93
126
254
23
0
35
111
101
2
129
2
0
.276
.414
.556
.970
1.09
2000
OAK
AL
33
97
14
17
21
1
0
1
5
33
0
38
1
0
.175
.398
.216
.614
1.80
2001
OAK
AL
12
45
2
4
7
3
0
0
8
6
0
15
0
0
.089
.192
.156
.348
0.93
Carrera MLB
-
-
826
2775
470
730
1289
126
5
141
490
430
15
686
36
17
.263
.369
.465
.834
1.24
Estadísticas avanzadas de por vida
Temporada
Team
LG
PA
TB
XBH
HBP
SAC
SF
BABIP
GIDP
GIDPO
NP
P/PA
ROE
LOB
DET
1992
MIL
AL
152
41
6
2
1
4
.267
1
19
565
3.717
1
44
0
1993
MIL
AL
582
214
40
8
4
4
.299
6
72
2199
3.778
4
185
1
1994
MIL
AL
338
120
26
10
1
4
.279
8
40
1334
3.947
2
132
0
1995
MIL
AL
357
183
42
4
0
1
.342
8
52
1342
3.759
6
127
0
1996
MIL
AL
636
295
63
5
0
3
.327
16
95
2576
4.050
9
283
0
1997
MIL
AL
192
80
18
3
0
2
.257
6
28
777
4.047
3
96
1
1998
MIL
NL
273
74
14
6
0
2
.262
5
31
1105
4.048
3
118
0
1999
OAK
AL
570
254
58
9
0
3
.307
14
72
2479
4.349
6
242
1
2000
OAK
AL
133
21
2
3
0
0
.276
4
14
621
4.669
1
67
1
2001
OAK
AL
52
7
3
0
0
1
.129
3
12
222
4.269
0
25
0
Carrera MLB
-
-
3285
1289
272
50
6
24
.299
71
435
13220
4.024
35
1319
4
Temporada
Team
LG
PA
TB
XBH
HBP
SAC
SF
BABIP
GIDP
GIDPO
NP
P/PA
ROE
LOB
DET
1992
MIL
AL
152
41
6
2
1
4
.267
1
19
565
3.717
1
44
0
1993
MIL
AL
582
214
40
8
4
4
.299
6
72
2199
3.778
4
185
1
1994
MIL
AL
338
120
26
10
1
4
.279
8
40
1334
3.947
2
132
0
1995
MIL
AL
357
183
42
4
0
1
.342
8
52
1342
3.759
6
127
0
1996
MIL
AL
636
295
63
5
0
3
.327
16
95
2576
4.050
9
283
0
1997
MIL
AL
192
80
18
3
0
2
.257
6
28
777
4.047
3
96
1
1998
MIL
NL
273
74
14
6
0
2
.262
5
31
1105
4.048
3
118
0
1999
OAK
AL
570
254
58
9
0
3
.307
14
72
2479
4.349
6
242
1
2000
OAK
AL
133
21
2
3
0
0
.276
4
14
621
4.669
1
67
1
2001
OAK
AL
52
7
3
0
0
1
.129
3
12
222
4.269
0
25
0
Carrera MLB
-
-
3285
1289
272
50
6
24
.299
71
435
13220
4.024
35
1319
4
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Season Type
Temporada Regular
Ultimos 10 Juegos
Ultimos 30 Juegos
Entrenamientos Primaveral
Acumulativo de la postemporada
Season Duration
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
Juego por Juego
Season Type
Temporada Regular
Entrenamientos Primaveral
Acumulativo de la postemporada
Season Duration
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Bateador vs. Lanzador
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Noticias
3/31/1998 at 12:10 AM
3/31/1998 at 12:10 AM
Brewers' firsts as National League team in 1998
8/10/1996 at 8:05 PM
8/10/1996 at 8:05 PM
7/16/1996 at 8:05 PM
7/16/1996 at 8:05 PM
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Premios
Brewers MVP
Year
Equipo
Liga
1996
Milwaukee Brewers
AL
Brewers Michael Harrison Award
Year
Equipo
Liga
1997
Milwaukee Brewers
AL
Home Run Derby Participant
Year
Equipo
Liga
1999
Oakland Athletics
AL
AL All-Star
Year
Equipo
Liga
1999
Oakland Athletics
AL
MLB Players Choice AL Comeback Player
Year
Equipo
Liga
1999
Oakland Athletics
AL
Rankings en la Liga
Games Played
Año
BP
Rango
1993
153
19to in AL
Strikeouts
Año
SO
Rango
1999
129
9na in AL
1996
118
18to in AL
1994
75
18to in AL
1993
109
17to in AL
Hit By Pitch
Año
HBP
Rango
1999
9
17to in AL
1994
10
3ra in AL
1993
8
14to in AL
Caught Stealing
Año
CS
Rango
1993
9
20to in AL
Runs
Año
R
Rango
1996
108
15to in AL
Home Runs
Año
HR
Rango
1999
35
11mo in AL
1996
34
17to in AL
On Base Percentage
Año
OBP
Rango
1999
.414
11mo in AL
1996
.398
17to in AL
Slugging Percentage
Año
SLG
Rango
1999
.556
11mo in AL
1996
.543
15to in AL
On Base Plus Slugging
Año
OPS
Rango
1999
.970
10ma in AL
1996
.941
14to in AL
Total Bases
Año
TB
Rango
1996
295
23to in AL
Runs Batted In
Año
RBI
Rango
1999
111
15to in AL
1996
118
9na in AL
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