Pete Orr

45-Year-Old Second Baseman2B

Free Agent

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Bats L

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Height 6'1"

Weight 194

DOB 6/8/1979

Born Richmond Hill, Canada

College Galveston (TX) CC

Drafted 1999 ATL

2BMilwaukee Brewers

November 7, 2014

Orr has re-signed a minor league deal with the Brewers with an invite to major league camp.

ANALYSIS
Orr signed on to a minor league contract last season, and spent the entire year at Triple-A Nashville where he hit .301. He doesn't have a lot of major league service time in his career, but with a camp invitation, he will get a chance to play his way onto the big league roster in spring training.

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Orr spent the majority of last season at Triple-A, seeing only limited action in the majors with the Phillies. He offers little power and draws few walks at the plate. He'll try to win a utility infielder role this spring, but likely just adds depth at Triple-A.

Orr spent time with Phillies at various points last season serving in a utility role. He was re-signed to a minor league deal this winter and will compete for a bench job this spring.

Orr doesn't have the power or plate discipline to stick at the major league level, but could resurface in the majors in a utility role.

Orr showed his rookie .292 batting average was a fluke and he may be hard pressed to keep a major league job this season. He offers little power and draws few walks at the plate. He'll try to hold onto a utility infielder role this spring.

Orr hit .293 in his rookie season and played four positions in a utility role. He'll come off the bench again, but since he draws few walks he's not a good bet to repeat his high batting average and he offers little power.

Orr hit .320/.363/.404 for Triple-A Richmond and then played for Canada in the Athens Olympics. He doesn't draw many walks or hit for much power so it's hard to see him being anything but a utility player in the majors.

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