Career
Hare played four seasons in the MLB, appearing in 64 games from 1991 to 1995 with the Detroit Tigers, New York Mets and Texas Rangers. Hare was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Tigers on August 28, 1988 and played in the minor leagues until making his major league debut on September 26, 1991. After playing in 24 games for the Tigers in 1991 and 1992, Hare was placed on waivers in 1994 and claimed by the Mets.
With the Mets in 1994, Hare appeared in 22 games and collected 9 hits, both career highs.
The following season, Hare signed with the Texas Rangers and played in 18 games with the team, before his brief MLB career came to an education After the 1995 season, Hare played with the minor league affiliates of the Saint Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees and Tigers until 1997.
1998 in the KBO
In 1998, Hare signed with the of Korea Professional Baseball Haitai Tigers. He finished the season with a.206 batting average, 14 hits, 4 base on balls, 25 strikeouts, no home runs, 3 RBIs, and 3 runs scored in 29 games and 68 at bats.
The comment, meant as a joke to endear him to the Korean fans, became his most remembered moment during his time there.
Current
In 2000, Hare transitioned into the financial services industry. He is currently the Vice President of Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in Sherman Oaks, California.
