Jon Singleton

Jon Singleton, born on September 18, 1991, in Harbor City, California, is an MLB player known for his role as a first baseman. Singleton's MLB journey began when he was drafted in 2009. He made his professional debut with the Houston Astros on June 3, 2014. During his career, Singleton has shown a penchant for power hitting, as evidenced by his 13 home runs in the 2014 season with the Astros. In that season, he recorded a batting average of .168 across 310 at-bats with 44 RBIs. Singleton has played for multiple teams, including the Milwaukee Brewers and returned to the Astros. His performance has been highlighted by a keen eye at the plate, drawing 49 walks in 2014, contributing to a .285 on-base percentage. Despite a career batting average of .168 in the 2014 season, his ability to drive in runs and power hitting has been notable. In the field, Singleton has demonstrated solid defensive skills, with a fielding percentage of .987 in 2014, showcasing his reliability as a first baseman. He has accumulated a total of 776 putouts in that season, highlighting his defensive contributions. Throughout his career, Singleton has been recognized for his potential and has had moments of impactful play, particularly in power hitting and run production. His journey through Major League Baseball reflects a player with notable strengths in power and on-base skills.