Erik Pappas

Erik Pappas was a professional baseball player born in 1966 who played as a position player in Major League Baseball from 1991 to 1994. Over the course of his career, Pappas appeared in 104 games, primarily serving as a backup catcher and outfielder. He recorded a total of 70 hits, contributing to a batting average of .242. While he hit only one home run during his time in the league, he managed to drive in 35 runs and stole 1 base, showcasing his ability to provide support offensively when needed. Pappas's career unfolded during a period characterized by evolving offensive strategies in Major League Baseball, as teams began to emphasize power hitting more than in previous eras. Although he did not achieve the standout numbers of some of his contemporaries, his versatility on the field and dedication to the game made him a valuable member of the teams he played for. After his retirement on April 30, 1994, Pappas remained a part of baseball's rich history, remembered for his contributions during a transitional time in the sport.