Jon SooHoo/Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Pierre, who memorably accompanied his retirement announcement with the amusing lament that while he had 18 career home runs, he wished he had 20, was lighthearted Monday responding to my tweet that he had been the only position player in Dodger history to start in the No. 9 slot in the batting order after the pitcher.
— Jon Weisman
Starting pitcher has batted 8th eight times in #Dodgers history — all in 2009, all with @JPBeastMode batting ninth. http://t.co/SAO2mHu3nX
— Dodger Insider (@DodgerInsider) July 6, 2015
@JPBeastMode It's a reminder with love …
— Dodger Insider (@DodgerInsider) July 7, 2015
@DodgerInsider all good! What was my average batting ninth?
— Juan Pierre (@JPBeastMode) July 7, 2015
@DodgerInsider Nice well I feel better at least I did something batting ninth!!!
— Juan Pierre (@JPBeastMode) July 7, 2015
@IHopeWeWin @DodgerInsider I liked to think I was protecting the whole lineup!!
— Juan Pierre (@JPBeastMode) July 7, 2015
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