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Travis Hafner, born on June 3, 1977, in Jamestown, North Dakota, pursued a career in baseball since his adolescence. He played for the University of North Dakota baseball team, after which he was drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 31st round of the 1996 Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft. Two years later, he was traded to the Cleveland Indians, where he spent most of his career. More about Travis Hafner
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During his career, Hafner was the recipient of several awards, including the American League's Player and Rookie of the Month awards, the Hutch award, and the Edgar Martinez award. He also appeared in the postseason with the Indians in 2007, playing in the American League Championship Series. Hafner has cited that his abundance of injuries lowered his success rates in the field, leading to more playing time as a designated hitter. Nevertheless, he is considered one of the best in his position and one of the best players to have played for the Cleveland Indians. Read even more about Travis Hafner at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Travis Hafner (TRAVIS HAFNER SIGNED BAT CLEVELAND INDIANS ESPN RADIO COA THE V FOUNDATION 1B) was sold in July 2012 for $228.50 while the cheapest item (Travis Hafner Autographed Card with Card Protector) found a new owner for $0.01 in January 2012. The month with the most items sold (33) was April 2008 with an average selling price of $15.50 for an autographed item of Travis Hafner. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in September 2014 with $92.50 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was October 2022. In average, an autographed item from Travis Hafner is worth $9.99.
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Latest News about Travis Hafner
White Sox slugger Jose Abreu already has two grand slams in 2021, so let's talk (04/07/21): Don Mattingly and Travis Hafner share the single-season record with six grand slams 
Jesus Aguilar thanks Travis Hafner for help: Cleveland Indians quick hits (03/22/15): Jesus Aguilar, with some tips from Travis Hafner, has learned how to relax in big-league camp and the Indians are seeing the results.
Blasts from the past: Indians name Charles Nagy, Travis Hafner, John McDonald sp (03/08/15): The team announced that former players Charles Nagy, Travis Hafner and John McDonald will serve as special assistants to the player development and scouting departments this season.
Travis Hafner making comeback with Cleveland Indians as hitting coach? (12/09/14): Travis Hafner and the Indians have talked about him joining the organization as a part-time hitting coach.
Travis Hafner Coaching at Notre Dame College (01/15/14): CLEVELAND, Ohio — Travis Hafner, who jacked homers at Progressive Field as a member of the Cleveland Indians, hopes to...
Older News Stories about Travis Hafner
Yankees' Travis Hafner is unsure when he'll be ready to play again (08/2013): DH hasn't played since July 26, because of a strained rotator cuff
Was Travis Hafner the worst DH in Yankees history? (07/2013): The affable right-handed slugger had only one skill, power. When he was able to keep his batting average in the .240s he had some value, but between injuries and impatience he couldn't do it very often.
Swept in New York: Cleveland Indians done in by former teammates CC Sabathia and (06/2013): NEW YORK — Almost everything about the Indians’ undoing was familiar.
Yankees beat Orioles, 6-4, in 10 innings, thanks to Travis Hafner (05/2013): Travis Hafner hit a one-out, game-tying home run in the ninth inning, then tacked on an RBI single in the 10th inning before Mariano Rivera saved the Yankees’ sudden 6-4 victory before 24,133 fans.
Travis Hafner’s three-run HR powers Yankees to victory over Blue Jays (04/2013): Jose Bautista and Brett Lawrie homer but Blue Jays still lose 5-4 to New York Yankees, their ninth loss in their last 12 games.
Serby's Sunday Q&A with... Travis Hafner (03/2013): New Yankees slugger Travis Hafner takes at swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: What was your view of the Yankees as an opponent? A: You always got up to play the Yankees. You would hate it when the Yankees came to your home ballpark and...
With Yankees, Travis Hafner looking to reclaim past greatness (02/2013): Hafner, who will only DH for the Yankees, has battled injuries for years
Yankees sign Travis Hafner to 1-year deal (01/2013): The Yankees have found their designated hitter, and they're hoping he's a perfect fit for their stadium.
Any chance the Tribe will sign Travis Hafner, keep Chris Perez? Hey, Hoynsie! (12/2012): Got an Indians question? Send it in. Submit your question at cleveland.com/heyhoynsie, and Plain Dealer Indians beat writer Paul Hoynes will choose at least one to answer each Sunday here in the Sports section. All Paul's answers are archived...
A Browns win is never ugly, re-signing Travis Hafner and thoughts on Cavs first (11/2012): Here are what blogs from Cleveland and around the country are saying about the Browns, Cavaliers and Indians. Featured today are Dawg Pound Daily, Did The Tribe Win Last Night? and Cavs: The Blog.
Cleveland Indians part ways with Travis Hafner (10/2012): CLEVELAND — Travis Hafner’s 10-year career with the Indians is officially over.
Hey, Hoynsie: Paul Hoynes answers your questions on the front office, Travis Haf (09/2012): Who's to blame for the plight of the Tribe? And what about that option on Ubaldo Jimenez?
Jim Ingraham: Injuries prevented Travis Hafner from being an Indians' all-timer (08/2012): It's been so long since he's been what he was that it's easy to forget what he was once on the road to becoming.
Justin Masterson, bullpen blank Blue Jays; Travis Hafner's homer all the Indians (07/2012): TORONTO - The Cleveland Indians are still scoring runs for Justin Masterson as if he gave them bad advice on playing...
Travis Hafner could begin rehab assignment this week: Indians Chatter (06/2012): Tribe DH Travis Hafner could start a rehab assignment later this week. Manager Manny Acta said Hafner ran the bases Monday at Progressive Field to test his right knee. He will do sliding drills today.
Indians notes: Travis Hafner out 4 to 6 weeks (05/2012): For the eighth time in the last nine years, the Indians on Wednesday placed Travis Hafner on the disabled list.
A.J. Burnett for Travis Hafner deal unlikely (02/2012): So Burnett to the Tribe for Hafner and salary considerations? I hear that it won't happen, and I hope that's true.
Cleveland Indians A.M. Links: White Sox honor Thome; Jim Thome and Travis Hafner (09/2011): The White Sox honor Jim Thome.
Terry Pluto's Talkin' ... about the Cleveland Browns' key issues, the Indians' a (08/2011): The Browns do have issues with one exhibition game remaining ... but it isn't at quarterback, says Terry Pluto.
For Travis Hafner, home is where the controversy is: Cleveland Indians Chatter (07/2011): Hafner was unaware that his native North Dakota might not officially be a state because of a missing word in its constitution.
Five questions ... with Indians DH Travis Hafner (06/2011): A short conversation with the Indians' only .300 hitter so far this season.
Travis Hafner's absence puts a serious dent in Tribe's batting lineup: Cleveland (05/2011): Manager Manny Acta knew it wouldn't be easy to keep the Indians offense rolling without injured Travis Hafner. He was right.
Sore ankle sidelines Travis Hafner on Thursday: Indians Chatter (04/2011): Sometimes it's best not to slide even when your teammates are telling you to hit the dirt.
Cleveland Indians facing fourth, but Shin-Soo Choo, Travis Hafner want to go for (03/2011): A popular projection for the Indians is to finish fourth in the AL Central, but Choo and Hafner say goal is to win the division and make the playoffs.