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Kevin Pillar

Kevin Pillar

AVG
.338
HR
4
RBI
20
R
12
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 0"/210 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: West Hills, California
College: Cal State Dominguez Hills
Draft: 2011 32nd round by the
Toronto Blue Jays
  • The Middletown Press

    L.A. Angels-Houston Runs

    Angels first. Nolan Schanuel singles to shallow infield. Luis Rengifo singles to right field. Nolan Schanuel to third. Taylor Ward out on a sacrifice fly to center field to Jake Meyers. Nolan Schanuel scores. Kevin Pillar flies out to center field to Jake Meyers. Logan O'Hoppe strikes out swinging. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 left on. Angels 1, Astros 0. Astros second. Jeremy Pena singles to shortstop. Jon Singleton strikes out swinging. Jake Meyers grounds out to shallow infield, Luis Rengifo to Nolan Schanuel. Yainer Diaz singles to center field. Jeremy Pena scores. Mauricio Dubon singles to shallow infield. Yainer Diaz to second. Jose Altuve homers to left field. Mauricio Dubon scores. Yainer

  • https://www.kltv.com

    Kevin Pillar has a poetic moment, gets 1,000th career hit in Angels' win at Texas with parents there

    Kevin Pillar tucked a keepsake ball into his bag from his 1,000th career hit that meant even more to him than just putting the Los Angeles Angels ahead to stay in a series-clinching victory over the reigning World Series champions. While Pillar is a California native, his parents just retired to Texas last December and were at the ballpark for Sunday's game, even when their son wasn't starting against the Rangers. The 35-year-old Pillar has only been with the young Los Angeles team for about three weeks. It is the ninth big league team over 12 seasons for the outfielder, who signed on April 30, the same day the Angels put three-time AL MVP Mike Trout on the injured list because of a torn meniscus in his left knee that required surgery.

  • ClutchPoints

    2024 Fantasy Baseball: Top 4 waiver wire pickups for Week 9

    You never know which player will become valuable through the fantasy baseball waiver wire. While predictions are one thing, fantasy baseball owners won't know how a team functions and operates until games are played. With injuries and overall roster changes coming daily in MLB, new players every week become waiver wire diamonds. Scurrying through the rough to find those gems takes any fantasy baseball team from good to great.