Lee appeared in 23 games for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1976, hitting .133 with six hits over 45 at-bats with a run scored and two runs batted in.
He originally came up in 1969 with the St. Louis Cardinals and never really got a full season in the Big Leagues, the most action being 121 games in 1970 with only 294 plate appearances.
After spending half of 1976 playing in the Mexican League, he’d take his lumber to the Far East where he ended up playing 11 seasons for Lotte in the Japanese League, hitting 283 home runs and driving in almost 1000 runs while hitting a very nice .320.
For his MLB career, Lee ended up with a career .250 batting average, with 31 homers and 152 RBIs over 614 games and 1617 at-bats, scoring 173 runs and collecting 404 hits.
He would play 22 years of professional ball, hitting 366 homers and driving in 1301 runs with 2424 hits in 2362 games between 1966 through 1987.
Quite the pro career.
