Ortiz BM225910

Piece of the Game Baseball Identity
Security Hologram - BM225910

David Ortiz - DH - BOS

August 18, 2016

Comerica Park

2427th career hit

1256th career Single

MLB Authenticated Hologram #

JB981028

Individual Game Highlight

Inning

Top of 9th

Pitcher

Francisco Rodriguez

Batter(s)

David Ortiz, Xander Bogaerts

Result

Single to CF

Pitch Speed:

94.2 MPH

Hit Distance:

No Hit Data

Hit Launch Speed:

No Hit Data

Hit Launch Angle:

No Hit Data

Trailing 4-3 in the top of the 9th inning, this ball was used when the Red Sox brought David Ortiz in to pinch-hit. With Andrew Benintendi on first base, Ortiz hit the first pitch he saw from Francisco Rodriguez to center field when Alex Presley fielded this single. David Ortiz was removed for a pinch-runner, Dustin Pedroia. This ball, however, remained in play. Xander Bogaerts took two balls before hitting an 85.1 MPH changeup to first baseman Andrew Romine for the second out of the inning. This ball was retired after the Bogaerts ground out, and the next batter, Mookie Betts lined out to end the game. The Red Sox lost, 4-3. This left them with a record of 67-53, which was good enough for second place in the American League East, 1.5 games behind the Blue Jays.

Signature authenticated by :

MLB

Signature authentication hologram #

JB981028

David Ortiz - Game Info

Position:

Pinch-Hitter

Batted:

1st

Batting Results:

1 for 1

Start Time:

1:10 PM

Time of Game:

3:23

Attendance:

34,649

Weather:

80 degrees, cloudy.

Wind:

1 MPH out to left field

Umpires:

HP - Scott Barry, 1B - Jerry Layne, 2B - Brian O'Nora, 3B - Tripp Gibson.

Result:

Red Sox 3, Tigers 4

Winning Pitcher:

Justin Wilson (3-4)

Losing Pitcher:

Junichi Tazawa (2-2)

Note:

Tigers win. David Ortiz pitch-hit single in top of 9th inning.

Box Score

mlb.com

David Ortiz - Bio

Born

November 18, 1975

Debut

September 2, 1997

Bats

Left

Throws

Left

Height, Weight

6-3, 230 lbs

• Twitter (@davidortiz)

• Nickname Big Papi

• Free agent rookie signing by the Seattle Mariners in 1992

• Played 20 years in Major Leagues. 6 years with Minnesota, 14 years with Boston

• 10-time All-Star

• 3 time World Series Champion (2004, 2007, 2013)

• World Series MVP (2013)

• Career Stats: .286 batting average, 2,472 hits, 541 Home runs, 1,768 RBIs

• Number 34 retired by Boston Red Sox

• Eligible for Hall of Fame in 2022

Artist Monty Sheldon Painted on 05/22/2018 and is number BM225910