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Brock Holt

Brock Holt Notable

b. June 11, 1988 · Pittsburgh Pirates 2012, Boston Red Sox 2013–2019, Milwaukee Brewers 2020, Washington Nationals 2020, Texas Rangers 2021

Brock Holt played for five clubs across 10 seasons as a second baseman, opening with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2012 and closing with the Texas Rangers in 2021. His longest stay was with the Boston Red Sox, from 2013 to 2019.

Across 753 games he batted .262, with 621 hits and 316 runs. He finished with 25 home runs, 127 doubles and 41 stolen bases. He went 0 and 0 with a 7.71 earned run average, pitching 2.3 innings in 3 games.

He played 243 games at second base, with 489 assists and 12 errors. He turned 100 double plays. He also played 214 games at third base and 195 games in the outfield.

He was an All-Star in 2015. He hit for the cycle in 2015.

He was born in Fort Worth, TX, USA on June 11, 1988. He batted left-handed and threw right-handed.

Honors

AwardTimesYears
All-Star selection 1 2015

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
2012 PIT 2465619 210 34140 .292
2013 BOS 2659912 200 11741 .203
2014 BOS 10644968126 2354 29339812 .281
2015 BOS 12945456127 2762 4546978 .280
2016 BOS 942904574 1607 3427584 .255
2017 BOS 641402028 600 719342 .200
2018 BOS 1093214189 1827 4637737 .277
2019 BOS 872593877 1423 3128571 .297
2020 MIL/WSN 37951220 600 59241 .211
2021 TEX 772352149 1312 2323495 .209
Career 7532367316621 1271725 23423350841 .262

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
2020 WSN 0020 01.15 20013.50
2021 TEX 0010 01.01 0000.00
Career 0030 02.16 200 7.71

On this day & linked events

1988

Born June 11, 1988

Fort Worth, TX, USA

2012

Major-league debut: Brock Holt

Brock Holt made a major-league debut on September 1, 2012.

2015

Brock Holt Hits for the Cycle, 2015

Brock Holt hit for the cycle for the Boston Red Sox against the Atlanta Braves on June 16, 2015.

2021

Final major-league game: Brock Holt

Brock Holt played a final major-league game on October 2, 2021.

Image: Keith Allison / UCinternational, CC BY-SA 2.0