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David Newhan

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Born
1973 (52 years old)
Fullerton, United States

Position
Outfielder

Status
Retired

Ethnicity
White

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David Matthew Newhan (born September 7, 1973) is an American former professional baseball utility player who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for five teams during eight seasons. He batted left-handed and threw right-handed.

After serving three seasons as the hitting coach for the Minor League Baseball (MiLB) Lake Elsinore Storm, Newhan was named by the Oakland Athletics to manage its MiLB affiliate, the Vermont Lake Monsters, for the 2014 season. He is currently a MiLB infield coordinator for the Los Angeles Angels after previously serving as the assistant hitting coach for the Detroit Tigers for two seasons.

Early life
Newhan's father is Ross Newhan, a baseball writer who received the J. G. Taylor Spink Award in 2000 from the Baseball Writers' Association of America and was honored during 2001 ceremonies at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The elder Newhan spent 44 years as a sportswriter in the Los Angeles area, first for the Long Beach Press-Telegram and then for the Los Angeles Times, covering the Angels, the Dodgers, and the national baseball scene until his retirement in 2004.

David Newhan was an infielder at Esperanza High School in Anaheim, California. At Esparanza, he was teammate on the school's baseball team with Keith McDonald. He starred in high school, but only received scholarship offers at the Division II level.




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	Positions Played	MLB	2006	87/93DH
	Intentional Bases on Balls	MLB	2006	1
	Sacrifice Flies	MLB	2006	3
	Sacrifice Hits	MLB	2006	0
	Times Hit by a Pitch	MLB	2006	2
	GIDP	MLB	2006	4
	Total Bases	MLB	2006	49
	Rbat+	MLB	2006	64
	rOBA	MLB	2006	.292
	OPS+	MLB	2006	73
	OPS	MLB	2006	.668
	SLG	MLB	2006	.374
	OBP	MLB	2006	.294
	Hits/At Bats	MLB	2006	.252
	Strikeouts	MLB	2006	22
	Bases on Balls/Walks	MLB	2006	7
	Caught Stealing	MLB	2006	2
	Stolen Bases	MLB	2006	4
	Runs Batted In	MLB	2006	18
	Home Runs	MLB	2006	4
	Triples	MLB	2006	0
	Doubles	MLB	2006	4
	Hits	MLB	2006	33
	Runs Scored	MLB	2006	14
	At Bats	MLB	2006	131
	Plate Appearances	MLB	2006	143
	Games Played	MLB	2006	39
	Wins Above Replacement for position players	MLB	2006	-0.3
	Positions Played	MLB	2005	89H7/5D
	Intentional Bases on Balls	MLB	2005	1
	Sacrifice Flies	MLB	2005	2
	Sacrifice Hits	MLB	2005	5
	Times Hit by a Pitch	MLB	2005	2
	GIDP	MLB	2005	2
	Total Bases	MLB	2005	68
	Rbat+	MLB	2005	59
	rOBA	MLB	2005	.283
	OPS+	MLB	2005	58
	OPS	MLB	2005	.591
	SLG	MLB	2005	.312
	OBP	MLB	2005	.279
	Hits/At Bats	MLB	2005	.202
	Strikeouts	MLB	2005	45
	Bases on Balls/Walks	MLB	2005	22
	Caught Stealing	MLB	2005	2
	Stolen Bases	MLB	2005	9
	Runs Batted In	MLB	2005	21
	Home Runs	MLB	2005	5
	Triples	MLB	2005	0
	Doubles	MLB	2005	9
	Hits	MLB	2005	44
	Runs Scored	MLB	2005	31
	At Bats	MLB	2005	218
	Plate Appearances	MLB	2005	249
	Games Played	MLB	2005	96
	Wins Above Replacement for position players	MLB	2005	-0.3
	Positions Played	MLB	2004	D975/H3
	Intentional Bases on Balls	MLB	2004	0
	Sacrifice Flies	MLB	2004	3
	Sacrifice Hits	MLB	2004	5
	Times Hit by a Pitch	MLB	2004	4
	GIDP	MLB	2004	4
	Total Bases	MLB	2004	169
	Rbat+	MLB	2004	119
	rOBA	MLB	2004	.375
	OPS+	MLB	2004	113
	OPS	MLB	2004	.814
	SLG	MLB	2004	.453
	OBP	MLB	2004	.361
	Hits/At Bats	MLB	2004	.311
	Strikeouts	MLB	2004	72
	Bases on Balls/Walks	MLB	2004	27
	Caught Stealing	MLB	2004	1
	Stolen Bases	MLB	2004	11
	Runs Batted In	MLB	2004	54
	Home Runs	MLB	2004	8
	Triples	MLB	2004	7
	Doubles	MLB	2004	15
	Hits	MLB	2004	116
	Runs Scored	MLB	2004	66
	At Bats	MLB	2004	373
	Plate Appearances	MLB	2004	412
	Games Played	MLB	2004	95
	Wins Above Replacement for position players	MLB	2004	2.5

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