It was quite thr drop from his MLB debut the year before where he appeared in an equally minimal amount of games (39), but hit a robust .350 with seven hits in 20 at-bats.
The 1974 season would see him appear in the final five games of his brief career, with a single hitless at-bat to show for it, thus concluding a three-year career that saw him go 7-for-33 at the plate, good for a .212 average, with nine runs scored over 72 games, all with the Giants.
A career Minor Leaguer, he originally became a pro back in 1961 at the age of 19 before toiling through the Giants system until his big break in 1972 at the age of 30.
