Petey Halpin #89

PETER LYNDON HALPIN...Graduated from Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, Calif., in 2020... Senior season was canceled after just five games due to the pandemic...Spent his first three years at St. Francis High School in Mountain View, Calif...Competed in the inaugural High School 2019 MLB All-Star Game in Cleveland...Strong performance in the 2019 PDP League led to a spot at the MLB High School All-Star Game in Cleveland and participated at the Area Code Games...Member of 2017 15U National Team (batted .348)…Initially committed to Texas before the draft...Off the field, he enjoys surfing and golfing...Favorite players growing up were Manny Ramirez and Barry Bonds and was a big follower of the SF Giants.

2024

Spent second straight season at AA Akron....Did not play after Aug. 22 due to a left wrist sprain, missing Akron's final 21 games and a chance at a Triple-A promotion...Hit in 11 straight games, April 30-May 14 and reached in 17 straight from 4/30-6/5 (did not play from 5/17-30 due to left wrist inflammation and then subsequent arthroscopic left wrist surgery following the season)...Made 71 starts in center field, 14 in RF and three in LF... Batted .248/.327/.440/.767 off RHP and .148/.246/.167/.413 off LHP (one XBH).

2023

Spent entire season at AA Akron...Finished T-6th in the Eastern League in hits (110) and T-4th in triples (four)...Made 80 starts in center field, 14 each in LF and RF and five starts at DH...Reached in 14 straight games July 23-Aug. 8...Missed 10 days in May with a right forearm strain...Named Best Defensive Outfielder in the Cleveland system by Baseball America...Entered 2023 ranked as the 17th-best prospect in the system (MLB.com).

2022

Finished sixth in the Midwest League in runs scored (68)...Reached in a system-high 30 straight games, 6/24-8/10...Hit .394 (28-for-71) with 19 runs in 19 games in July...Made 94 starts in CF, nine in RF.

2021

Began his pro career on 6/30 after starting the year in extended spring training...Over that span until the end of the season, he led the Carolina League in triples (six) and was T8th in hits (65) and ninth in average (.294)...Reached safely via hit/walk from 8/17- 9/18.