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GOAT01 Challenge Batting Detail GOAT01 Challenge Batting Detail Elig GOAT Slot Sel Year PlayerName MLB AVE AB R H HR RBI SB 1 AL 1B 12 1998 Mark McGwire STL 0.299 509 130 152 70 147 1 C AL C1 25 2003 Javy Lopez ATL 0.328 457 89 150 43 109 0 2 AL 2B 43 1990 Ryne Sandberg CHC 0.306 615 116 188 40 100 25 3 AL 3B 48 2004 Adrian Beltre LAD 0.334 598 104 200 48 121 7 3S AL SS 66 1989 Howard Johnson NYM 0.287 571 104 164 36 101 41 O AL O1 79 2001 Shawn Green LAD 0.297 619 121 184 49 125 20 O AL O2 84 2012 Ryan Braun MIL 0.319 598 108 191 41 112 30 O AL O3 102 1984 Tim Raines MON 0.309 622 106 192 8 60 75 O AL O4 120 2004 Bobby Abreu PHI 0.301 574 118 173 30 105 40 S AL MI 133 1996 Barry Larkin CIN 0.298 517 117 154 33 89 36 O AL O5 138 2000 Andruw Jones ATL 0.303 656 122 199 36 104 21 O AL U1 151 2010 Carlos Gonzalez COL 0.336 587 111 197 34 117 26 C AL C2 156 1999 Mike Lieberthal PHI 0.300 510 84 153 31 96 0 O AL U2 210 1998 Greg Vaughn SD 0.272 573 112 156 50 119 11 23O AL CI 223 2005 Chone Figgins LAA 0.290 642 113 186 8 57 62 AL Total 8648 1655 2639 557 1562 395 O DU O1 6 1985 Rickey Henderson NYY 0.314 547 146 172 24 72 80 O DU O2 13 1988 Jose Canseco OAK 0.307 610 120 187 42 124 40 S DU SS 24 2007 Hanley Ramirez FLO 0.332 639 125 212 29 81 51 2 DU 2B 31 1999 Roberto Alomar CLE 0.323 563 138 182 24 120 37 1 DU 1B 42 1996 Andres Galarraga COL 0.304 626 119 190 47 150 18 3 DU 3B 49 1999 Chipper Jones ATL 0.319 567 116 181 45 110 25 O DU O3 85 2012 Mike Trout LAA 0.326 559 129 182 30 83 49 O DU O4 103 2017 Giancarlo Stanton MIA 0.281 597 123 168 59 132 2 O DU O5 121 2015 Bryce Harper WAS 0.330 521 118 172 42 99 6 C DU C1 150 1998 Jason Kendall PIT 0.327 535 95 175 12 75 26 1 DU CI 168 2000 Jason Giambi OAK 0.333 510 108 170 43 137 2 U DU U1 186 2000 Edgar Martinez SEA 0.324 556 100 180 37 145 3 S DU MI 193 2018 Trevor Story COL 0.291 598 88 174 37 108 27 O DU U2 204 2003 Preston Wilson COL 0.282 600 94 169 36 141 14 C DU C2 222 1993 Chris Hoiles BAL 0.310 419 80 130 29 82 1 DU Total 8447 1699 2644 536 1659 381 1 EJ 1B 9 2000 Todd Helton COL 0.372 580 138 216 42 147 5 O EJ O1 28 1996 Kenny Lofton CLE 0.317 662 132 210 14 67 75 O EJ O2 45 1995 Albert Belle CLE 0.317 546 121 173 50 126 5 2 EJ 2B 63 1997 Chuck Knoblauch MIN 0.291 611 117 178 9 58 62 3 EJ 3B 81 2015 Josh Donaldson TOR 0.297 620 122 184 41 123 6 O EJ O3 99 2017 Charlie Blackmon COL 0.331 644 137 213 37 104 14 U EJ U1 100 2006 David Ortiz BOS 0.287 558 115 160 54 137 1 O EJ O4 117 2007 Magglio Ordonez DET 0.363 595 117 216 28 139 4 O EJ O5 118 2017 Aaron Judge NYY 0.284 542 128 154 52 114 9 O EJ U2 154 2018 J. D. Martinez BOS 0.330 569 111 188 43 130 6 C EJ C1 171 2007 Russell Martin LAD 0.293 540 87 158 19 87 21 C EJ C2 172 2007 Jorge Posada NYY 0.338 506 91 171 20 90 2 E:\GOAT01\Reports\Bat01.r25 1 6/10/2020 7:54 AM GOAT01 Challenge Batting Detail Elig GOAT Slot Sel Year PlayerName MLB AVE AB R H HR RBI SB 3 EJ CI 190 1987 Paul Molitor MIL 0.353 465 114 164 16 75 45 2 EJ MI 208 1991 Julio Franco TEX 0.341 589 108 201 15 78 36 S EJ SS 225 1999 Omar Vizquel CLE 0.333 574 112 191 5 66 42 EJ Total 8601 1750 2777 445 1541 333 O GM O1 4 1998 Sammy Sosa CHC 0.308 643 134 198 66 158 18 O GM O2 15 1996 Ellis Burks COL 0.344 613 142 211 40 128 32 O GM O3 22 2011 Matt Kemp LAD 0.324 602 115 195 39 126 40 O GM O4 33 2002 Vladimir Guerrero MON 0.336 614 106 206 39 111 40 O GM O5 40 2001 Luis Gonzalez ARI 0.325 609 128 198 57 142 1 S GM SS 51 2006 Jose Reyes NYM 0.300 647 122 194 19 81 64 2 GM 2B 58 1998 Craig Biggio HOU 0.325 646 123 210 20 88 50 3 GM 3B 69 2007 David Wright NYM 0.325 604 113 196 30 107 34 C1 GM C1 94 2012 Buster Posey SF 0.336 530 78 178 24 103 1 C GM C2 105 2003 Jason Varitek BOS 0.273 451 63 123 25 85 3 1 GM 1B 141 1997 Tino Martinez NYY 0.296 594 96 176 44 141 3 1 GM CI 148 2002 Jim Thome CLE 0.304 480 101 146 52 118 1 O GM U1 159 1985 Willie McGee STL 0.353 612 114 216 10 82 56 S GM MI 184 2005 Michael Young TEX 0.331 668 114 221 24 91 5 2 GM U2 195 2010 Robinson Cano NYY 0.319 626 103 200 29 109 3 GM Total 8939 1652 2868 518 1670 351 1 LA 1B 8 2003 Albert Pujols STL 0.359 591 137 212 43 124 5 O LA O1 26 1999 Manny Ramirez CLE 0.333 522 131 174 44 165 2 S LA SS 29 2004 Miguel Tejada BAL 0.311 653 107 203 34 150 4 3 LA 3B 44 1998 Vinny Castilla COL 0.319 645 108 206 46 144 5 O LA O2 47 2011 Jacoby Ellsbury BOS 0.321 660 119 212 32 105 39 2 LA 2B 65 1987 Juan Samuel PHI 0.272 655 113 178 28 100 35 O LA O3 80 1993 Marquis Grissom MON 0.298 630 104 188 19 95 53 O LA O4 83 1998 Juan Gonzalez TEX 0.318 606 110 193 45 157 2 O LA O5 116 2004 Carlos Beltran 2Tms 0.267 599 121 160 38 104 42 2 LA MI 137 2006 Chase Utley PHI 0.309 658 131 203 32 102 15 1 LA CI 152 2009 Prince Fielder MIL 0.299 591 103 177 46 141 2 O LA U1 155 1993 Lenny Dykstra PHI 0.305 637 143 194 19 66 37 C LA C1 173 2006 Brian McCann ATL 0.333 442 61 147 24 93 2 O LA U2 188 1987 George Bell TOR 0.308 610 111 188 47 134 5 C1 LA C2 224 2001 Paul Lo Duca LAD 0.320 460 71 147 25 90 2 LA Total 8959 1670 2782 522 1770 250 S NW SS 3 1998 Alex Rodriguez SEA 0.310 686 123 213 42 124 46 2 NW 2B 21 2002 Alfonso Soriano NYY 0.300 696 128 209 39 102 41 O NW O1 34 1987 Eric Davis CIN 0.293 474 120 139 37 100 50 2 NW MI 57 2001 Bret Boone SEA 0.331 623 118 206 37 141 5 1 NW 1B 70 2006 Ryan Howard PHI 0.313 581 104 182 58 149 0 3 NW 3B 88 1996 Ken Caminiti SD 0.326 546 109 178 40 130 11 C NW C1 111 1996 Todd Hundley NYM 0.259 540 85 140 41 112 1 O NW O2 124 2019 Ronald Acuna ATL 0.280 626 127 175 41 101 37 E:\GOAT01\Reports\Bat01.r25 2 6/10/2020 7:54 AM GOAT01 Challenge Batting Detail Elig GOAT Slot Sel Year PlayerName MLB AVE AB R H HR RBI SB O NW O3 129 1987 Darryl Strawberry NYM 0.284 532 108 151 39 104 36 O NW O4 142 1996 Brady Anderson BAL 0.297 579 117 172 50 110 21 3 NW CI 147 2018 Jose Ramirez CLE 0.270 578 110 156 39 105 34 C NW C2 160 1985 Carlton Fisk CHW 0.238 543 85 129 37 107 17 3S NW U1 165 2016 Jonathan Villar MIL 0.285 589 92 168 19 63 62 1 NW U2 178 2013 Chris Davis BAL 0.286 584 103 167 53 138 4 O NW O5 183 2011 Curtis Granderson NYY 0.262 583 136 153 41 119 25 NW Total 8760 1665 2538 613 1705 390 O RH O1 1 2001 Barry Bonds SF 0.328 476 129 156 73 137 13 1 RH 1B 18 2000 Jeff Bagwell HOU 0.310 590 152 183 47 132 9 C RH C1 19 2009 Joe Mauer MIN 0.365 523 94 191 28 96 4 O RH O2 36 1987 Vince Coleman STL 0.289 623 121 180 3 43 109 2 RH 2B 54 2000 Jeff Kent SF 0.334 587 114 196 33 125 12 O RH O3 55 2007 Matt Holliday COL 0.340 636 120 216 36 137 11 O RH O4 72 2000 Johnny Damon KC 0.327 655 136 214 16 88 46 S RH SS 73 1999 Nomar Garciaparra BOS 0.357 532 103 190 27 104 14 1 RH CI 90 2000 Frank Thomas CHW 0.328 582 115 191 43 143 1 O RH O5 91 1987 Tony Gwynn SD 0.370 589 119 218 7 54 56 O RH U1 109 2018 Mookie Betts BOS 0.346 520 129 180 32 80 30 3 RH 3B 127 1987 Wade Boggs BOS 0.363 551 108 200 24 89 1 2 RH MI 145 2000 Luis Castillo FLO 0.334 539 101 180 2 17 62 1 RH U2 181 1999 Rafael Palmeiro TEX 0.324 565 96 183 47 148 2 C RH C2 216 1996 Terry Steinbach OAK 0.272 514 79 140 35 100 0 RH Total 8482 1716 2818 453 1493 370 C RS C1 14 1999 Ivan Rodriguez TEX 0.332 600 116 199 35 113 25 S RS SS 41 1999 Derek Jeter NYY 0.349 627 134 219 24 102 19 3 RS 3B 50 2012 Miguel Cabrera DET 0.330 622 109 205 44 139 4 2 RS 2B 86 2016 Jose Altuve HOU 0.338 640 108 216 24 96 30 O RS O1 104 1996 Dante Bichette COL 0.313 633 114 198 31 141 31 O RS O2 113 2003 Gary Sheffield ATL 0.330 576 126 190 39 132 18 1 RS 1B 122 2005 Derrek Lee CHC 0.335 594 120 199 46 107 15 O RS O3 131 2018 Christian Yelich MIL 0.326 574 118 187 36 110 22 1O RS O4 149 2019 Cody Bellinger LAD 0.305 558 121 170 47 115 15 1O RS CI 158 1986 Joe Carter CLE 0.302 663 108 200 29 121 29 1 RS U1 167 1985 Don Mattingly NYY 0.324 652 107 211 35 145 2 O RS O5 176 2000 Richard Hidalgo HOU 0.314 558 118 175 44 122 13 C1 RS C2 194 2007 Victor Martinez CLE 0.301 562 78 169 25 114 0 S RS MI 203 2001 Rich Aurilia SF 0.324 636 114 206 37 97 1 1 RS U2 212 2010 Joey Votto CIN 0.324 547 106 177 37 113 16 RS Total 9042 1697 2921 533 1767 240 O SF O1 2 1997 Larry Walker COL 0.366 568 143 208 49 130 33 C SF C1 17 1997 Mike Piazza LAD 0.362 556 104 201 40 124 5 O SF O2 38 1997 Ken Griffey SEA 0.304 608 125 185 56 147 15 S SF SS 53 2007 Jimmy Rollins PHI 0.296 716 139 212 30 94 41 E:\GOAT01\Reports\Bat01.r25 3 6/10/2020 7:54 AM GOAT01 Challenge Batting Detail Elig GOAT Slot Sel Year PlayerName MLB AVE AB R H HR RBI SB O SF O3 71 2001 Ichiro Suzuki SEA 0.350 692 127 242 8 69 56 O SF O4 89 2000 Darin Erstad ANA 0.355 676 121 240 25 100 28 1 SF 1B 92 1996 Mo Vaughn BOS 0.326 635 118 207 44 143 2 3 SF 3B 128 2016 Nolan Arenado COL 0.294 618 116 182 41 133 2 1 SF CI 161 2000 Carlos Delgado TOR 0.344 569 115 196 41 137 0 S SF MI 164 1987 Alan Trammell DET 0.343 597 109 205 28 105 21 O SF O5 179 1988 Kirby Puckett MIN 0.356 657 109 234 24 121 6 1 SF U1 182 2005 Mark Teixeira TEX 0.301 644 112 194 43 144 4 1 SF U2 197 2006 Lance Berkman HOU 0.315 536 95 169 45 136 3 2 SF 2B 200 1999 Jay Bell ARI 0.289 589 132 170 38 112 7 C SF C2 218 1985 Gary Carter NYM 0.281 555 83 156 32 100 1 SF Total 9216 1748 3001 544 1795 224 E:\GOAT01\Reports\Bat01.r25 4 6/10/2020 7:54 AM.
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