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William “Bill” Hall is a retired MLB utility infielder and outfielder whose 11-year career (2002–2012) was defined by power, versatility, and grit. Born in Nettleton, Mississippi, Hall was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1998 and became a fan favorite for his ability to play nearly every position on the field.

His breakout 2006 season — highlighted by 35 home runs and a memorable Mother’s Day walk-off with a pink bat — cemented his place in Brewers history. Over his career, Hall played for six Major League teams, finishing with 125 home runs and 440 RBIs.

A true team-first competitor, he remains honored on the Brewers Wall of Honor and continues to inspire future generations with his story of perseverance and adaptability.

MLB seasons

11

Home runs

125

RBIs

440