Drew Henson

Drew Henson was a professional baseball player born in 1980, who had a brief career in Major League Baseball from 2002 to 2003. Primarily known as a position player, Henson's time in the majors was marked by limited playing opportunities, resulting in 8 games played. Over the course of his career, he recorded 1 hit, finishing with a batting average of .111. Despite his struggles at the plate, Henson's journey to the big leagues was notable, as he was a highly regarded prospect coming out of college and had previously excelled in both baseball and football during his formative years. Henson's career unfolded during a period of transition in baseball, as the league was witnessing the tail end of the steroid era and moving towards a greater emphasis on player health and performance integrity. While his major league career did not yield significant statistical achievements, it illustrated the challenges many talented players face in reaching and sustaining a spot in the competitive landscape of professional baseball. After his time in the majors, Henson continued to contribute to the sport in various capacities, showcasing his enduring passion for the game.