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Jeremy Hermida | Outfielder

TEAM:	Boston Red Sox
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:	6'3' / 210
DOB:	1/30/1984
AGE:	25
BATS/THROWS:	Left / Right
CONTRACT INFO:	1/20/09: Avoided arbitration by signing a 1 year, $2.5M contract. Details

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Rocco Baldelli-OF- Red Sox

Nov. 8 - 8:27 am et

Rocco Baldelli said he has not heard from the Red Sox on whether or not the team is interested in bringing him back for a second season.

The Red Sox recently acquired Jeremy Hermida who tentatively should have a lock on the fourth outfielder job. The club could still use the Rhode Island native as a fifth outfielder who can crank it against left-handers, but there wouldn't be as much playing time available. Baldelli hit .253 with seven home runs in 150 at-bats on the year while drawing a $500,000 base salary.

Source: Boston Globe

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Jeremy Hermida's 2009 Profile

Hermida’s .296/.369/.501 2007 campaign, that included 18 homers in 123 games, had owners chomping at the bit to draft him last spring. A .300 hitter who projected to the mid-20s in homers over a full season, while posting a solid 105/47 K/BB, Hermida provided good reason for optimism. However, Hermida was instead a bust in 2008, hitting just .249 and providing virtually no increase in counting stats, despite playing in an additional 19 games. The batting average drop can be attributed to a 45 point reduction in his BABIP, as well as the fact that he struck out 12 percent more frequently, and neither look all that unlucky. There have been plenty of trade rumors surrounding Hermida since the start of last season, and they have intensified this winter. Since his value is quite low at the moment, the Marlins will probably end up keeping him for now. Hermida has the talent to bounce back and post a .280-25 season and, since he has also shown 20-steal potential in the minors, he has some stolen base upside. However, he’s no lock to take a step forward, and he should be regarded as a late-round flier until further notice.Updated Sep. 30: Jeremy Hermida (oblique) is unlikely to start another game this season and may have appeared in his last game as a member of the Marlins. "I think he may be done," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "He had that one at-bat and he was pretty sore yesterday. We were going to let him pinch-hit again. Yesterday he came in about the fifth and he said it’s not feeling any better so we may shut him down." With Hermida likely done for the year (and possibly as a Marlin considering that the team is unlikely to tender him a contract), it's time to cut bait in non-keeper formats if you haven't done so already. Brett Carroll should continue to start, but isn't worth using outside of deep NL-only leagues.
Year	Tm	AB	H	AVG	HR	RBI	RUNS	SB	OBP	SLUG	TB	OPS
Proj	BOS	519	140	.270	20	73	76	9	.350	.457	237	.807
2008	FLA	502	125	.249	17	61	74	6	.323	.406	204	.729
2007	FLA	429	127	.296	18	63	54	3	.369	.501	215	.870
2006	FLA	307	77	.251	5	28	37	4	.332	.368	113	.700

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Current Season Stats
G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
129	429	111	14	2	13	47	48	56	101	5	2	.259	.348	.392	.740

Career Stats Batting
Year	Team	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2005	FLA	23	41	12	2	0	4	11	9	6	12	2	0	.293	.383	.634	1.017
2006	FLA	99	307	77	19	1	5	28	37	33	70	4	1	.251	.332	.368	.700
2007	FLA	123	429	127	32	1	18	63	54	47	105	3	4	.296	.369	.501	.870
2008	FLA	142	502	125	22	3	17	61	74	48	138	6	1	.249	.323	.406	.729

Last 10 Games Batting

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Date

Opp

RBI

AVG

OBP

SLG

OPS

Sep 28

@ATL

.000

Sep 2

ATL

.000

Sep 1

ATL

.000

Aug 31

ATL

.000

Aug 30

.000

.333

.000

.333

Aug 29

.000

Aug 28

.250

.500

Aug 27

NYM

.500

.750

1.250

Aug 26

NYM

.333

.500

.333

.833

Aug 25

NYM

.250

.500

Appearances Per Position

Year	C	1B	2B	SS	3B	OF	DH
2009	0	0	0	0	0	120	2

Jeremy Hermida-OF - Red Sox

Nov. 5 - 6:06 pm et

Red Sox acquired outfielder Jeremy Hermida from the Marlins for LHP Hunter Jones and LHP Jose Alvarez.

Hermida, the 11th overall pick in the 2002 draft, frustrated with the Marlins with injuries and unexceptional play in four years as a major leaguer and there was no way the team was going to pay him $3 million or so in his second year of arbitration. Still, it's a shame that they couldn't do better than a pair of generic left-handers. Hermida still has a lot of promise. He hit .296/.369/.501 in 123 games in 2007, and he's just going to be 26 next year. The Red Sox may not be content with him as a regular in the event that Jason Bay leaves, but they couldn't pass on the chance to acquire him at this price.

Jeremy Hermida-OF - Red Sox

Nov. 5 - 5:43 pm et

The Red Sox have reportedly acquired Jeremy Hermida from the Marlins for left-handers Hunter Jones and Jose Alvarez.

That's how far Hermida's stock had fallen with the Marlins. We still think it's ridiculous they didn't wait a few more weeks and see if something better came along. Hermida disappointed to the tune of a .259/.348/.392 line last season, but he's still just 25 and he hasn't lost the skills that made him one of baseball's best prospects a few years ago. It's tough to tell what the Red Sox will do with him, but they saw a chance to pick up a nice asset at a small price and pounced.

Source: Miami Herald

Jeremy Hermida-OF - Red Sox

Oct. 29 - 9:08 am et

Joe Frisaro of MLB.com writes that the Marlins will attempt to trade Jeremy Hermida this winter.

The former first-round pick continued to disappoint in 2009, batting just .259/.348/.392 with 13 homers and 47 RBI in 429 at-bats. Hermida may have some appeal on the trade market since a team would control his rights for two more seasons. He made $2.25 million in arbitration this year. Frisaro names the Mariners, Rays, Mets, Blue Jays and Cubs as potential suitors for the 25-year-old outfielder.

Source: MLBlogs.com

Jeremy Hermida-OF - Red Sox

Sep. 30 - 5:45 pm et

Jeremy Hermida (oblique) is unlikely to start another game this season and may have appeared in his last game as a member of the Marlins.

"I think he may be done," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "He had that one at-bat and he was pretty sore yesterday. We were going to let him pinch-hit again. Yesterday he came in about the fifth and he said it’s not feeling any better so we may shut him down." With Hermida likely done for the year (and possibly as a Marlin considering that the team is unlikely to tender him a contract), it's time to cut bait in non-keeper formats if you haven't done so already. Brett Carroll should continue to start, but isn't worth using outside of deep NL-only leagues.

Source: MLBlogs.com

Jeremy Hermida-OF - Red Sox

Sep. 24 - 10:34 am et

Jeremy Hermida took batting practice Wednesday for the first time since straining his right oblique on September 3.

Hermida is hoping to be available this weekend when the Marlins begin a series with the Mets. "I'll take (batting practice) on Friday and we'll see," he said. "I don't know if it will ever be 100 percent the rest of the year." The outfielder is batting .259 with 13 homers and 47 RBI in 128 games.

Source: Palm Beach Post

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