Sam Haggerty #0

Samuel Onofrio Haggerty...Played college baseball at the University of New Mexico, where he was named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American and Co-Freshman of the Year in the Mountain West Conference in 2013…Batted .311 (179-for-575) across three seasons for the Lobos and logged 118 straight starts from 2013-15, the eighth-longest such streak in program history...Also ranks ninth in school history with 458 career assists…Prepped at Mullen High School in Denver, Colo., where he played baseball and basketball…Started the lifestyle/apparel company Epic Soul...wears uniform number 0 to honor his grandfather, Onofrio Alfano, and has used the walkup song ‘Mambo Italiano’ as a nod to his mother, who is of Italian descent.

2025

A non-roster invitee to 2025 Rangers Spring Training camp, Haggerty had his contract selected by Texas from Round Rock (AAA) on 5/9 and remained either on the Rangers active roster or IL for the balance of the year…slashed .253/.328/.370/.698 (41-for-162) with two HR, team-high three 3B, seven 2B, 13 RBI, 12 SB and 31 runs in 64 G/35 GS with Texas…was on 10-day IL from 7/15-24 with left ankle inflammation and finished the year on the IL with the same injury (placed on 10-day IL 8/17, transferred to 60-day IL on 9/24), missing a total of 44 games…supplied defensive utility with appearances in LF (24 G/15 GS), CF (14 G/10 GS), RF (5 G/4 GS) and 2B (5 G), while also seeing 12 G/6 GS as TEX’s DH…12 SB were second-highest total of his career (13 SB in 2022 with SEA) and T4th-most by TEX despite just 64 G…made TEX debut on 5/9 at DET, plating club’s only run in 2-1 loss on RBI single off LHP Tarik Skubal…season-high five-game hit streak from 5/17-22 (.300, 6-for-20), which included three games series from 5/20-22 at NYY over which he hit for cycle…only TEX batter with 1+ 1B, 1+ 2B, 1+ 3B, 1+ HR during single series in 2025…season-high-tying three hits and three RBI on 5/30 vs. STL…pinch-hit, three-run HR off position player Jonah Bride on 6/12 at MIN, second career PH HR (also 8/2/22 at NYY with SEA)…on 6/24 at BAL, recorded a walk, run, RBI and career-high three SB as a sub (pinch hit for Osuna in 8th), becoming the first player in MLB history to achieve those totals in a game which he did not start (Stathead)…was placed on IL with left ankle inflammation on 8/17 and did not return to TEX’s active roster…went 8-for-23 (.348) with one 3B and one BB in 24 PA leading off a game, the fourth-best such BA in the A.L. (min. 20 PA); this after having just three combined leadoff PA in his MLB career entering 2025…in 23 games with Round Rock (22 games prior to call-up, one game on rehab assignment 9/17 at SAC), slashed .302/.371/.384/.755 (26-for-86) with one HR and 12 RBI…posted a .347 BA (17-for-49) and .879 OPS in 13 games with Express from 4/18- 5/7 leading up to contract selection by TEX…also went 0-for-4 in rehab game with Frisco (AA) on 9/12 vs. NWA.

2024

Played in a career-low eight games for Seattle and missed the majority of the season with a torn Achilles suffered in May with Triple-A Tacoma…Began the season on Mariners’ 10-day injured list due to an undisclosed non-baseball medical procedure…Hit .344 (22-for-64) with five RBI, seven stolen bases and a .792 OPS in 17 games with Tacoma, six of which were on rehab assignment from 4/5-4/16 and 11 of which were after he was activated/optioned on 4/17…Recalled by Seattle on 4/29 and went 1-for-15 (.067) in eight games (five starts) before being optioned back to Triple-A…Suffered Achilles injury tracking a fly ball on the warning track on 5/18 vs. SL and was lifted from the game…Placed on Tacoma’s seven-day injured list on 5/19 and finished the year on Seattle’s 60-day injured list from 5/27 to end of season…Was non-tendered by the Mariners on 11/22 and became a free agent.

2023

In 52 games, hit .253 (23x91) with three doubles, one triple, one home run, five RBI, 13 runs, 15 walks and 10 stolen bases...Did not record a strikeout in 15 straight games June 2-Sept. 9...during span logged 25 plate appearances and hit .333 (7x21) with six runs, one walk and one RBI...Hit .316 (12x38) with one double, one triple, two RBI, eight walks and six stolen bases in the month of September...his .316 batting average was the second- highest for any single month in his career (min. 25 PA)...his .435 on-base percentage was a career-high for any month in his career as were his six stolen bases...Reached base at a .364 clip which is a career-high for on-base percentage...he previous career high was .335 which he set in 2022...Matched his career high in stolen bases with two on Sept. 2 at New York-NL...after walking in sixth inning, stole both second and third base before eventually scoring...was third time in his career with two stolen bases in a game...Despite appearing in only 52 games, finished fourth on the team in stolen bases with 10...he was just three steals away from matching his career high of 13 which he set in 89 games in 2022...Reached base safely a season-high three times on Sept. 10 at Tampa Bay...was 2-for-3 with one double, one RBI and one walk in that game...finished the season reaching base safely multiple times in seven games.

2022

In 83 games hit .256 (45x156) with nine doubles, one triple, five home runs and 23 RBI while getting on base at a .335 clip and slugging .403 (.738 OPS)...went 13-for-14 in stolen base attempts...Hit first home run of the season July 5 at San Diego, going 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored in addition to the home run...marked his 2nd 3-hit effort of the season (also: June 29 vs. BAL)...Hit an inside-the-park home run on July 14 at Texas...marked the 23rd inside-the-park home run in Mariners history, and first since Willie Bloomquist (June 15, 2007 at Houston)...Had four three-hit games, including three in an eight-game span from July 5-17...Had pinch-hit, go-ahead home run Aug. 2 against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium...went 2-for-2 with two runs scored in the game after entering in the seventh inning...Go-ahead solo HR on Aug. 10 vs. New York-AL in the sixth inning, the Mariners first hit of the game off Yankees starter Nestor Cortes...Hit .438 (7x16) with three runs scored, three doubles and two home runs while getting on base at a .500 clip and slugging .813 (1.313 OPS) in five games against the Yankees...was intentionally walked twice in the same game against the Yankees on Aug. 9 in extra innings, the first two IBB in his career...After being recalled from Triple-A Tacoma on June 29, his second stint in the Majors in 2022, Haggerty hit .263 (42x160) with 27 runs, eight doubles, one triple, five home runs, 22 RBI and went 12-for-13 in stolen base attempts, while getting on base at a .341 clip and slugging .419 (.760 OPS)...Haggerty led Mariners hitters in August in batting average (.321/17x53), on-base percentage (.373) and stolen bases (5)...had a 0.6 fWAR, tied for second on the team in August...Appeared defensively at four different positions this season...played 37 games in right field, six in center field, 33 in left field and four at second base...Began season with Triple-A Tacoma...in two stints with the Rainiers, batted .283 (43x152) with 28 runs, 11 doubles, 2 triples, 6 home runs, 25 RBI and went 15-for16 in stolen base attempts, while getting on-base at a .369 clip and slugging .500 (.869 OPS) in 39 games...hit safely in 8-of-9 games from Aug. 6-16, batting .400 (12x30) with four runs, two doubles, one home run and six RBI while having a 1.008 OPS over the stretch...four of his five home runs this season put the Mariners in the lead...The Mariners winning percentage in games he started was .714 which was the highest mark among Mariners hitters...ranked in the 89th percentile in sprint speed according to Statcast, averaging 28.9 ft-per-second on competitive runs.

2021

Hit .185 (16x86) with three doubles, two home runs, six walks, 15 runs, five RBI and five stolen bases in 35 games with the Mariners...placed on 10-day IL May 24 with right shoulder inflammation, transferred to 60-day IL June 7. 

2020

Hit .260 (13x50) with seven runs, four doubles, one home run, six RBI, four stolen bases and four walks in 13 games with the Mariners...Hit safely each of his first nine games, batting .297 (11x37) with six runs scored, three doubles, one home run, five RBI, one walk and four stolen bases during that span...Reached base safely via hit or walk in each of his 13 games, including 11 games with at least one hit and four games reaching base 2+ times...Picked up his first MLB hit with a single on Aug. 19 vs. LAD (off LHP Julio Urias)...Placed on the 10-day Injured List with a left forearm strain on Sept. 7…missed the remainder of the season.

2019

Appeared in 11 games with the Mets, all off the bench…was primarily a pinchrunner and scored 2 runs…selected from Triple-A Syracuse on Sept. 1...Made his Major League debut as a pinch-runner on Sept. 4 at the Nationals...- Named the Mets Sterling Organizational Baserunner of the Year…was 23-for-27 (85.2%) in stolen base attempts…his 23 steals were 2nd-most among Mets minor leaguers…his 6 triples were tied for the most in the Mets farm system...Appeared at three levels of the Mets minor leagues: Triple-A Syracuse (12 G), Double-A Binghamton (68 G) and Short-A Brooklyn (6 G)…hit a combined .271 (84x310) with 53 runs, 15 doubles, 6 triples, 3 home runs, 26 RBI, 48 walks and 23 stolen bases in 86 games.

2018

Spent most of the year with Double-A Akron, where his 24 stolen bases tied for 4thmost in the Eastern League…totaled 21 doubles in 87 games with Akron…drew 57 walks to boost his on-base percentage to .373…played in 7 games with Triple-A Columbus.

2017

Carolina League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star…led the Carolina League with 49 stolen bases…posted a .355 on-base percentage in 112 games for High-A Lynchburg.

2016

In his first full pro season, appeared in 100 games with Single-A Lake County.

2015

Began pro career by batting .283 (15x53) in 16 games with Short-A Mahoning Valley.