Jim Mastro

Player
## Career Overview Dr. James “Jim” Mastro combined strength and consistency across multiple championship programs from 1976 through 1991, with later appearances in the 2000s. A seven time World Series All-Tournament selection and three time MVP, Mastro earned the nickname “Strongman of Beep Baseball.” ## Championship Impact Mastro competed in eight World Series Championship games, winning four titles including three with Minnesota BSF from 1977 through 1979 and one with Fort Worth in 1980. A co founder of the NBBA and former President, he also received the Jim Quinn Award in 1983. Inducted in 1999. *Statistics prior to 1998 are limited. Career totals and honors are based on available records. Corrections may be submitted to stats@nbba.org.*

Batting & Fielding Statistics

Games
23
Defensive Games
23
At Bats
60
Runs
12
Batting Avg
.200
Putouts
0
Putouts/Defensive Game
0.00
Batting/Fielding Key: G = Games | Def G = Defensive Games | AB = At Bats | R = Runs | HR = Home Runs | K = Strikeouts | PO = Putouts | DP = Double Plays | TP = Triple Plays | Short/Middle/Deep = Putout zones | Bat Avg = Runs / AB | PO/Def G = Putouts per Defensive Game
Year-by-year batting and fielding statistics
YearTeamPosGDef GABRHRKPODPTPShortMiddleDeepBat AvgPO/Def GAwards
2012Minnesota Millersplayer 3340 0100---- .0000.00-
2011Minnesota Fighting Lionsplayer 77180 0600---- .0000.00-
2010Minnesota Fighting Lionsplayer 55152 0300---- .1330.00-
2007West Coast Dawgsplayer 3371 0200---- .1430.00-
2006West Coast Dawgsplayer 55169 0200---- .5630.00-
1979World Series award recorded; statistics unavailable
Tournament MVP
1978World Series award recorded; statistics unavailable
Tournament MVP
CAREER23236012 014000000.2000.00