Torii Hunter In Person Autograph Signing

Torii Hunter Twins vs Yankees Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY 10451 Request Date: 07/05/2007 Item Signed: Baseball Card Signed With: Blue Sharpie NOTE:The address listed above was the location in which the autograph was obtained.

This autograph was obtained in-person along the outfield on the third base side at Yankee Stadium prior to the Yankees vs Twins game.

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Born: 7/18/1975 Pine Bluff, AR USA Debut: 08/22/1997 (22) Current Age: 36 Teams: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Minnesota Twins Gold Glove : 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 All Star : 2002, 2007, 2009, 2010 Silver Slugger : 2009

Career Batting Stats Year Team G AB R H HR RBI SB AVG 1998 Minnesota Twins 6 17 0 4 0 2 0 0.235 1999 Minnesota Twins 135 384 52 98 9 35 10 0.255 2000 Minnesota Twins 99 336 44 94 5 44 4 0.280 2001 Minnesota Twins 148 564 82 147 27 92 9 0.261 2002 Minnesota Twins 148 561 89 162 29 94 23 0.289 2003 Minnesota Twins 154 581 83 145 26 102 6 0.250 2004 Minnesota Twins 138 520 79 141 23 81 21 0.271 2005 Minnesota Twins 98 372 63 100 14 56 23 0.269 2006 Minnesota Twins 147 557 86 155 31 98 12 0.278 2007 Minnesota Twins 160 600 94 172 28 107 18 0.287 2008 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 146 551 85 153 21 78 19 0.278 2009 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 119 451 74 135 22 90 18 0.299 2010 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 152 573 76 161 23 90 9 0.281   1650 6067 907 1667 258 969 172 0.275

ANGELS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT, HUNTER HURT (AP) Yahoo Sports [06/16/2009]

The outfield flags whipped in the wind and it sure looked like a night when the ball might carry. Sure enough, seven home runs sailed over the fences. Erick Aybar and Bobby Abreu hit back-to-back homers, John Lackey ended a four-start winless stretch and the Los Angeles Angels beat the San Francisco Giants 9-7 on Monday night for their fourth straight victory.

X-RAYS ON HUNTER COME BACK NEGATIVE - TORII HUNTER (OF) LOS ANGELES ANGELS UNKNOWN [06/16/2009]
X-rays revealed no major problems, but Torii Hunter does expect to miss some time after running into the center-field wall during Monday's game.

3 UP, 3 DOWN: TORII, TORII, TORII SportingNews [06/14/2009]
An inside look at Saturday's best and worst performances:

3 Up

1. Torii Hunter, OF, Angels. Hunter went back-to-back-to-back with three home runs in the Angels' rout of the Padres. Too bad all of those were solo shots, but fantasy owners still can't complain with Hunter, who is off to a fantastic start this season with a .321 batting average and .627 slugging percentage, which are both well ahead of his career norms.

2. Alex Rios, OF, Blue Jays. Rios hasn't been the fantasy force most owners expected, but he's starting to come alive. He went 4-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and a stolen base. Perhaps Rios was responding from being dropped from No. 3 to No. 6 in the Blue Jays' order. His average is up to .276, but he'll still need to do more to overcome a slow start by his standards.

3. Julio Lugo, SS, Red Sox. Like Rios, Lugo had four hits on Saturday. Unlike Rios, Lugo's spot in the Boston lineup is anything but a sure thing. And with Jed Lowrie set to come back soon, things could get even dicier for Lugo, who has been sharing time with Nick Green. So Lugo needs more performances like these to become a fantasy factor again.

3 Down

1. Daisuke Matsuzaka, SP, Red Sox. We go to the bad side of Beantown to find Dice-K, who continues to struggle to find his rhythm this season. Matsuzaka again failed to pitch deep into the game, lasting just four innings against the Phillies and giving up seven hits and four runs. His ERA is up to 7.55 and his WHIP is 2.10. Bench him until further notice.

2. Bronson Arroyo, SP, Reds. After back-to-back good starts on May 22 and 27, Arroyo has returned to being unreliable. The Royals blasted him for six runs and 11 hits in five innings, and he is 0-2 in his past three outings. Be very careful when you use Arroyo, because you never know what you are going to get.

3. Manny Parra, SP, Brewers. Parra allowed six runs, six hits and three walks in 1.2 innings against the White Sox, and for the Brewers that was enough. Milwaukee sent Parra to Triple-A and called up Chris Narveson. Parra was 0-4 in his five starts prior to being sent down.

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HUNTER GIVING THE GIFT OF EDUCATION ESPN [12/09/2008]
LAS VEGAS -- Torii Hunter has never forgotten about drive-by shootings in the seventh grade, or the gang life, or when his father stole his signing bonus because of his sick need to buy crack. Hunter...