15 Facts About Scott Hatteberg

Scott Allen Hatteberg was born on December 14,1969 and is an American former professional first baseman and catcher.

Scott Hatteberg played Little League in his native Salem, Oregon, and Canby, Oregon, and Pony League and American Legion baseball in Yakima, Washington.

Scott Hatteberg graduated from Eisenhower High School in Yakima in 1988.

Scott Hatteberg was MVP of the baseball team and lettered in football.

Scott Hatteberg attended Washington State University from 1989 through 1991 for the Washington State Cougars baseball team in the Pacific-10 Conference.

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Scott Hatteberg was captain and MVP in 1991 and as a catcher he formed a battery with future major leaguers John Olerud and Aaron Sele.

Scott Hatteberg played collegiate summer baseball in the Alaska Baseball League in 1989 and 1990.

Scott Hatteberg was a member of the United States national baseball team.

Scott Hatteberg was the third player selected by the Boston Red Sox in the 1991 June draft, a sandwich pick between the first and second rounds as compensation from Kansas City Royals for the signing of Type A free agent Mike Boddicker.

Career highlight for Scott Hatteberg was as a member of the Oakland A's on September 4,2002.

Scott Hatteberg was originally expected to give them flexibility at first base, backing up Adam Dunn.

Scott Hatteberg went 3-for-5 in this game, increasing his batting average to.

Pinch-hitting was relatively new to Scott Hatteberg, who admitted that it was a role he was not particularly comfortable in even though he had hit his historic September 4,2002 20-game winning-streak clinching walk-off homer for Oakland as a pinch-hitter.

Scott Hatteberg serves as a Special Assistant to Baseball Operations for the Oakland Athletics.

Scott Hatteberg is a self-taught guitar player and avid fly fisherman.