Jon Singleton

Jon Singleton is a former professional baseball player who primarily played as a first baseman. Born on September 18, 1991, in Harbor City, California, Singleton attended Millikan High School in California before embarking on his professional career. Known for his left-handed batting and throwing abilities, Singleton made his MLB debut with the Houston Astros on June 3, 2014. Throughout his career, Singleton displayed power at the plate, evidenced by his ability to hit home runs and drive in runs. In the 2014 season, he appeared in 95 games for the Astros, accumulating a total of 310 at-bats. Despite a batting average of .168, Singleton managed to hit 13 home runs and contributed 44 RBIs, showcasing his potential as a power hitter. His slugging percentage stood at .335, and his on-base plus slugging (OPS) was .620, highlighting his ability to get on base and hit for extra bases. Defensively, Singleton spent most of his time at first base, where he demonstrated proficiency with a fielding percentage of .987 during the 2014 season. He participated in 75 double plays, further indicating his defensive capabilities. Singleton's journey in professional baseball is marked by his notable achievements and contributions to the teams he played for, particularly the Houston Astros. His ability to hit for power and play solid defense at first base made him a valuable asset during his time in the MLB.