Unfortunately, we've seen the last of Sam Haggerty for the season. He suffered a brutal injury last week in a minor league game for Triple-A Tacoma.
Sam Haggerty blew his Achilles on that play in the outfield. He’s done for the season. Brutal news for him
That season, Haggerty played in 83 games and got 176 at-bats. He had five homers, 23 RBI and 13 stolen bases. Unfortunately, he couldn't play in the playoffs that season because of an injury suffered at the very end of the year.
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