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Individual Career Records INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Batting Average (min. 300 at bats) Doubles PITCHING 1. Jack Shepard (1951-53) .362 1. John Gall (1997-2000) 80 ERA (min. 1.0 IP per team game played) 2. David McCarty (1989-91) .359 2. Troy Paulsen (1987-90) 67 1. Frank Klinger (1966-68) 1.05 3. John Gall (1997-2000) .358 3. Paul Carey (1987-90) 66 2. Harvey Shank (1967-69) 1.37 4. Mike Aldrete (1980-83) .356 4. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 62 3. Rod Poteete (1967-69) 1.50 5. Jeffrey Hamonds (1990-92) .353 5. Ryan Garko (2000-03) 60 4. Sandy Vance (1967-68) 1.70 6. Chris O’Riordan (1999-2002) .352 6. Sam Fuld (2001-04) 58 5. Steve Dunning (1969-70) 2.06 7. A.J. Hinch (1993-96) .351 A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 58 6. Bob DiPietro (1971-73) 2.10 Rick Lundblade (1982-85) .351 8. Josh Hochgesang (1996-99) 56 7. Dan Shaw (1970-72) 2.14 9. Ryan Garko (2000-03) .350 9. Brian Dallimore (1993-96) 53 8. Jim Coate (1969-71) 2.17 Carlos Quentin (2001-03) .350 10. Chris Minaker (2003-06) 52 9. Phil Keller (1968-70) 2.29 Games Played Triples 10. Bruce Schoen (1969-71) 2.40 1. Paul Carey (1987-90) 268 1. Mike Codiroli (1976-79) 19 Wins 2. Sam Fuld (2001-04) 260 Mark Davis (1983-86) 19 1. Jeff Ballard (1982-85) 37 3. John Gall (1997-2000) 251 3. Mike Dotterer (1980-83) 16 2. Jack McDowell (1985-87) 35 4. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1984-87) 248 Sam Fuld (2001-04) 16 Kyle Peterson (1995-97) 35 5. Frank Carey (1986-89) 247 5. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1984-87) 15 4. Lee Plemel (1985-88) 34 6. Tom Guardino (1975-78) 246 Jim Hibbs (1964-66) 15 5. Justin Wayne (1998-2000) 31 7. Mark Davis (1983-86) 245 A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 15 6. Brian Mignano (1979-82) 28 8. Brian Hall (2001-04) 243 John Hurlbut (1959-61) 15 Mark Romanczuk (2003-05) 28 9. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 230 Mark Marquess (1967-69) 15 8. Bruce Fiala (1976-79) 27 10. A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 229 Jack Shepard (1951-53) 15 9. Jeremy Guthrie (2001-02) 26 Darryl Stephens (1981-84) 229 Home Runs Stan Spencer (1988-90) 26 1. Paul Carey (1987-90) 56 At-Bats Winning Percentage (min. 10 decisions) 1. Sam Fuld (2001-04) 1,071 2. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 51 1. Mike Wodnicki (1999-2001) .933 (14-1) 2. John Gall (1997-2000) 1,027 3. John Gall (1997-2000) 46 2. Brian Sager (1999-2000) .923 (12-1) 3. Paul Carey (1987-90) 983 Josh Hochgesang (1996-99) 46 3. Gregg Lomnicky (1981-84) .909 (10-1) 4. Larry Reynolds (1976-79) 923 5. Rick Lundblade (1982-85) 42 4. Frank Klinger (1966-68) .867 (13-2) 5. Tom Guardino (1975-78) 915 6. David McCarty (1989-91) 41 5. Justin Wayne (1998-2000) .861 (31-5) 6. Mark Davis (1983-86) 901 Ed Sprague (1986-88) 41 6. Sandy Vance (1967-68) .850 (17-3) 7. Frank Carey (1986-89) 895 8. Joe Borchard (1998-2000) 40 7. Joe Chez (1950-52) .833 (20-4) 8. Troy Paulsen (1987-90) 880 9. Ryan Garko (2000-03) 39 Rob Wassenaar (1984-87) .833 (25-5) 9. A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 868 10. Tom Guardino (1975-78) 37 9. Brian Sackinsky (1990-92) .826 (19-4) 10. Brian Dallimore (1993-96) 858 Eric Hardgrave (1980-83) 37 10. Jerry Argust (1974-77) .818 (9-2) Runs RBIs Bruce Davis (1974-77) .818 (9-2) 1. Sam Fuld (2001-04) 268 1. John Gall (1997-2000) 263 Saves (since 1973) 2. Mark Davis (1983-86) 244 2. Paul Carey (1987-90) 220 1. Steve Chitren (1986-89) 26 3. Paul Carey (1987-90) 233 3. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 208 2. Matt Manship (2003-06) 17 4. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 223 4. Tom Guardino (1975-78) 203 Scott Weiss (1988-91) 17 5. Pete Stanicek (1982-85) 220 5. Josh Hochgesang (1996-99) 200 4. Jeff Bruksch (2000-01) 16 6. A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 219 Rick Lundblade (1982-85) 200 5. Drew Storen (2008-09 15 7. John Gall (1997-2000) 214 7. Ryan Garko (2000-03) 191 Tony Cogan (1996-99) 15 8. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1984-87) 209 A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 191 Tom Reimers (1994-96) 15 9. Joe Kilburg (1995-97) 208 9. Mark Davis (1983-86) 188 8. Ryan McCally (2000-03) 13 10. Mike Dotterer (1980-83 196 10. Joe Borchard (1998-2000) 187 Mike Sullivan (1979-82) 13 Hits Walks 10. Jeff Ballard (1982-85) 12 1. John Gall (1997-2000) 368 1. Pepe Hinojosa (1975-78) 221 Innings Pitched 2. Sam Fuld (2001-04) 356 2. Paul Carey (1987-90) 190 1. Jeff Ballard (1982-85) 428.0 3. Paul Carey (1987-90) 331 3. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1984-87) 187 2. Lee Plemel (1985-88) 422.0 4. A.J. Hinch (1993-96) 305 4. Pete Stanicek (1982-85) 178 3. Kyle Peterson (1995-97) 398.1 5. Larry Reynolds (1976-79) 300 5. Randy Wong (1975-78) 174 4. Stan Spencer (1988-90) 374.0 6. Troy Paulsen (1987-90) 285 6. Mike Codiroli (1976-79) 164 5. Jack McDowell (1985-87) 372.2 7. Brian Dallimore (1993-96) 279 7. Mike Nelson (1970-73) 148 6. Justin Wayne (1998-2000) 342.1 Mike Dotterer (1980-83) 279 8. Mark Davis (1983-86) 143 7. Willie Adams (1991-93) 329.2 9. Edmund Muth (1997-2000) 275 9. Mike Aldrete (1980-83) 141 8. Mark Romanczuk (2003-05) 329.1 10. Mark Davis (1983-86) 269 Frank Carey (1986-89) 141 9. Mike Mussina (1988-90) 328.1 Stolen Bases 10. John Yandle (1974-77) 323.1 1. Larry Reynolds (1976-79) 131 Strikeouts 2. Mike Codiroli (1976-79) 108 1. Kyle Peterson (1995-97) 363 3. Pete Stanicek (1982-85) 105 Justin Wayne (1998-2000) 363 4. Jeffrey Hammonds (1990-92) 102 3. Jack McDowell (1985-87) 337 5. Toi Cook (1984-87) 85 4. Jason Young (1998-2000) 327 Mark Davis (1983-86) 85 5. Lee Plemel (1985-88) 326 Walt Harris (1983-86) 85 6. Jeff Austin (1996-98) 317 8. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1984-87) 80 7. Jeff Ballard (1982-85) 316 Mike Dotterer (1980-83) 80 8. Stan Spencer (1988-90) 297 10. Darryl Stephens (1981-84) 69 9. Steve Chitren (1986-89) 278 Hitting Streak 10. Willie Adams (1991-93) 276 1. Jeffrey Hammonds (1990) 37 games Larry Reynolds 72 • www.gostanford.com 2010 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Batting Average Hits Hit By Pitch (since 1970) Wins 1. Sam Fuld (2002) 110 1. Carlos Quentin (2002) 19 1. Justin Wayne (2000) 15 (min. 2.5 AB per team game played) BA STANFORD 1. Tom Williams (1972) .430 2. Troy Paulsen (1990) 108 Brian Dallimore (1996) 19 2. John Hudgins (2003) 14 Mike Dotterer (1981) 108 3. Brian Dallimore (1994) 18 Kyle Peterson (1995) 14 2. David McCarty (1991) .420 4. Jeffrey Hammonds (1990) 107 4. Mark Davis (1983) 17 Mike Mussina (1990) 14 3. Rick Lundblade (1985) .408 S E 5. Jason Castro (2008) 105 5. Ryan Seawell (2006) 16 Stan Spencer (1990) 14 4. Dave Meier (1981) .405 B Carlos Quentin (2003) 105 Ryan Garko (2002) 16 Jeff Ballard (1985) 14 ALL 2010 SEA 5. Mark Marquess (1967) .404 7. Ryan Garko (2003) 104 Chris O’Riordan (2002) 16 S Brian Mignano (1982) 14 6. Ryan Garko (2003) .402 ON 7. Jed Lowrie (2004) .399 Troy Paulsen (1988) 104 Joe Kilburg (1997) 16 8. Jeremy Guthrie (2002) 13 8. Carlos Quentin (2003) .396 9. Chris O’Riordan (2001) 101 Jon Schaeffer (1997) 16 Jeremy Guthrie (2001) 13 9. Mike Aldrete (1981) .393 10. David McCarty (1991) 100 10. Carlos Quentin (2003) 15 Jack McDowell (1987) 13 9. Bob Hamlin (1973) .393 Doubles Stolen Bases Steve Dunning (1970) 13 O UTLOOK COA Games Played 1. Troy Paulsen (1990) 29 1. Jeffrey Hammonds (1990) 48 Winning Percentage (min. 8 decisions) C 1. Paul Carey (1990) 71 2. Chris Minaker (2005) 25 2. Pete Stanicek (1984) 43 1. Sandy Vance (1967) 1.000 (11-0) HING STAFF PROFILE 2010 PLAYER David McCarty (1990) 71 3. Ryan Garko (2003) 24 3. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1987) 38 2. Kyle Peterson (1995) .933 (14-1) Troy Paulsen (1990) 71 Carlos Quentin (2003) 24 Larry Reynolds (1977) 38 Stan Spencer (1990) .933 (14-1) 4. Roger Burnett (1990) 70 Eric Bruntlett (2000) 24 Larry Reynolds (1976) 38 4. John Hudgins (2002) .909 (10-1) Tim Griffin (1990) 70 6. John Gall (2000) 23 6. Toi Cook (1986) 37 Justin Wayne (1999) .909 (10-1) Paul Carey (1987) 70 7. John Gall (1998) 22 7. Walt Harris (1986) 36 Mario Iglesias (1996) .909 (10-1) S Ed Sprague (1987) 70 Josh Hochgesang (1997) 22 Mike Dotterer (1981) 36 Brian Sackinsky (1990) .909 (10-1) Ron Witmeyer (1987) 70 Cale Carter (1995) 22 9. Joe Kilburg (1995) 35 8. Jason Young (2000) .900 (9-1) 9. Sam Fuld (2003) 69 Troy Paulsen (1988) 22 10. Jeffrey Hammonds (1992) 33 Bob Boone (1969) .900 (9-1) Ryan Garko (2003) 69 Triples 10. Richard Williams (1959) .889 (8-1) Tobin Swope (2003) 69 1. Jack Shepard (1953) 10 Joe Chez (1950) .889 (8-1) Jeffrey Hammonds (1990) 69 2. Sam Fuld (2003) 9 Saves (since 1973) Paul Carey (1988) 69 3.
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