Position: Catcher
Games: 24
At-bats: 64
Hits: 12
Extra-base hits: 3
RBI: 1
Home runs: 1
Runs scored: 5
Batting average: .188
On-base percentage: .268
Slugging percentage: .266
OPS: .533
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Former Arizona Wildcats are set for second half of MLB season after All-Star break
Six former Arizona Wildcats have played one half of the MLB season. With All-Star week coming to a close, here's a look at how they performed.
Jett Bandy, Milwaukee Brewers
Nick Hundley, San Francisco Giants
San Francisco Giants' Nick Hundley, right, celebrates his walk-off hit against the San Diego Padres in April.
Position: Catcher
Games: 50
At-bats: 142
Hits: 36
Extra-base hits: 16
RBI: 24
Home runs: 8
Runs scored: 19
Batting average: .254
On-base percentage: .298
Slugging percentage: .486
OPS: .784
Mark Melancon, San Francisco Giants
Position: Right-handed pitcher
Games: 16
Innings pitched: 15.0
ERA: 2.40
WHIP: 1.20
Saves: 1
Strikeouts: 11
Record: 0-0
Scott Kingery, Philadelphia Phillies
Scott Kingery has cooled off since his hot start in Philadelphia. He signed a six-year, $24 million deal in the offseason.
Position: Utility, infielder
Games: 91
At-bats: 317
Hits: 75
Extra-base hits: 23
RBI: 27
Home runs: 4
Runs scored: 40
Stolen bases: 8
Batting average: .237
On-base percentage: .282
Slugging percentage: .338
OPS: .619
Rob Refsnyder, Tampa Bay Rays
Position: Outfielder, second baseman
Games: 40
At-bats: 84
Hits: 14
Extra-base hits: 5
RBI: 5
Home runs: 2
Runs scored: 10
Batting average: .167
On-base percentage: .314
Slugging percentage: .274
OPS: .588
Joey Rickard, Baltimore Orioles
Position: Outfielder
Games: 38
At-bats: 101
Hits: 21
Extra-base hits: 7
RBI: 24
Home runs: 5
Runs scored: 12
Batting average: .208
On-base percentage: .279
Slugging percentage: .376
OPS: .656
Willie Calhoun, Texas Rangers
Recalled from Triple-A on July 20. Stats with Round Rock Express:
Position: Outfielders
Games: 94
At-bats: 376
Hits: 115
Extra-base hits: 36
RBI: 42
Home runs: 8
Runs scored: 57
Stolen bases: 4
Batting average: .306
On-base percentage: .360
Slugging percentage: .444
OPS: .804
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