TRAVIS HAFNER – Flourishing in the 2nd Chapter
Travis Hafner Travis was drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 31st round of the 1996 Major League Baseball Draft. He was a designated hitter and first baseman for the Rangers (2002), Cleveland Indians (2003-2012) and New York Yankees (2013).
His remarkable career was filled with awards and records along with the disappointments of injuries and disabled lists. Travis–
- Shares the MLB-record of six grand slams in one season with Don Mattingly. (2006)
- Hit for the cycle in Minnesota on August 14, 2002, the first Cleveland Indian to accomplish the feat since Andre Thornton in1978.
- Was voted American League Player of the Month and Player of the Week honors.
- Named 2005 Indians Man of the Year.
- Was the second Cleveland Indian player ever to record 100 walks, 100 runs and 100 RBI in the same season. (2006)
When the first chapter of your career is lived in the Major Leagues, could the second chapter be as exciting?
Travis Hafner and his wife Amy both began their relationship with Christ in their last year of a successful professional baseball career. God not only transformed their lives, but gave them a passion for influencing others.
In this interview you will be encouraged by Travis’ insights on baseball, life, ministry and influence.