Jung Hoo Lee has been someone the San Francisco Giants can look to when they need a base hit.
Despite San Francisco's season of dismay, Lee in the Giants' recent string of games, has been a ray of sunshine beaming through a dark cloud that's casted over the baseball club.
The Giants' 27-year-old right fielder extended Major League Baseball's longest active hitting streak to 12 games in San Francisco's 12-9 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, June 4. Lee's streak is also a career-best for the third-year major leaguer.
Lee had four hits on Thursday against the Brewers. He finished the game batting 4-of-5 with three runs scored and a RBI.
Lee now has 67 hits this season, tied for 10th in the MLB. His teammate Luis Arraez is second in the league with 76 hits. Lee also has a .322 average, .356 OBP and .803 OPS, all currently above his career averages.
Despite San Francisco's season of dismay, Lee in the Giants' recent string of games, has been a ray of sunshine beaming through a dark cloud that's casted over the baseball club.
The Giants' 27-year-old right fielder extended Major League Baseball's longest active hitting streak to 12 games in San Francisco's 12-9 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, June 4. Lee's streak is also a career-best for the third-year major leaguer.
Lee had four hits on Thursday against the Brewers. He finished the game batting 4-of-5 with three runs scored and a RBI.
Lee now has 67 hits this season, tied for 10th in the MLB. His teammate Luis Arraez is second in the league with 76 hits. Lee also has a .322 average, .356 OBP and .803 OPS, all currently above his career averages.
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