Stanford University
B.S. in Biology
GPA: 3.50
Certifications: Lean Six Sigma
Johns Hopkins University
M.S. in Biotechnology Enterprise
GPA: 3.95
Chris played professional baseball in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Japan, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic
Chris was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks after graduating from Stanford University and had a ten year career in professional baseball.
His experience includes playing for the Boston Red Sox's 2009 playoff team, the Mets, and the Seibu Lions in Japan.
Selected to be the MLB player representative for the NY Mets; he excelled at the business side of sports including complex agreements and $100M in funds management.
Baseball Statistics
Single A
Homeruns 55
Ob. Pct. .402
Slugging Pct. .680
OBPs. 1.012
Double AA
Batting Average .295
Homeruns 35
Ob. Pct. .380
Slugging Pct. .620
OBPs. .905
Triple AAA
Batting Average .303
Homeruns 220
Ob. Pct. .401
Slugging Pct. .680
OBPs. .984
MLB
Batting Average .263
Homeruns 4
Ob. Pct. .320
Slugging Pct. .470
OBPs. .790
"Chris is a well-balanced hitter who can add immediate offense to any major league team. His ability to hit fastballs and off-speed pitches enables him to be a constant force in helping his team score runs."
- Roger Grant, Head Scout for Washington Nationals
Please contact me for any questions (rgrant@mlb.com)
Chris' lifetime batting average in his professional career is over .300
- Selected from entire team to be MLB team representative for the NY Mets.
- Represented the NY Mets in the 2010 Collective Bargaining Agreement obtaining win-win outcomes for the team and players
- Gives back through community service such as the MLB youth program and the NYM youth program
Next Steps:
Playing with his next team and winning a championship!
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