#41
David E. Hale
Relief Pitcher
Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6'2" Weight: 210
Opening Day Age: 32
Born: September 27, 1987, Atlanta, GA
How Obtained: Acquired from the New York Yankees for Addison Russ, August 21, 2020
Contract Status: Arbitration eligible 2021, free agency eligible 2024
Major League Teams: Atlanta Braves 2013-2014; Colorado Rockies 2015-2016; Minnesota Twins 2018; New York Yankees 2018-2020; Philadelphia Phillies 2020
First Phillies Card: N/A
First Phillies Minor League Card: N/A
First Phillies Team Issued Card: N/A
Newest Card Added: N/A
Topps Flagship Set Appearances (1): 2014
0 - Hale baseball cards in my collection per The Phillies Room Checklist as of 8/31/20.
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2020 Chachi #42
David Hale was acquired from the Yankees on August 21st, but had to wait 10 days before making his Phillies debut on August 30th. Entering that night's game against the Braves, Hale was tasked with limiting the damage already caused by starting pitcher Jake Arrieta, but he ended up allowing three runs on his own.
A veteran of seven different big league seasons, Hale has twice appeared in at least 20 games - 2014 with the Braves and 2019 with the Yankees. Given his limited time in the majors, his baseball card appearances have been sparse and the last (and to date only) time he was in a Topps flagship was back in 2014.
First Phillies Minor League Card: N/A
First Phillies Team Issued Card: N/A
Newest Card Added: N/A
Topps Flagship Set Appearances (1): 2014
0 - Hale baseball cards in my collection per The Phillies Room Checklist as of 8/31/20.
Complete Chachi Checklist
2020 Chachi #42
David Hale was acquired from the Yankees on August 21st, but had to wait 10 days before making his Phillies debut on August 30th. Entering that night's game against the Braves, Hale was tasked with limiting the damage already caused by starting pitcher Jake Arrieta, but he ended up allowing three runs on his own.
A veteran of seven different big league seasons, Hale has twice appeared in at least 20 games - 2014 with the Braves and 2019 with the Yankees. Given his limited time in the majors, his baseball card appearances have been sparse and the last (and to date only) time he was in a Topps flagship was back in 2014.
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