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Years	PA	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv	WARP
18	9040	.265	.346	.469	.285	39.1

Birth Date	3-12-1956
Height	6' 5"
Weight	215 lbs

Bats	R
Throws	R

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YEAR	TEAM	AGE	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	TB	BB	SO	HBP	SF	SH	RBI	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
1976	ATL	20	19	72	65	3	17	6	0	0	23	7	9	0	0	0	9	0	0	.262	.333	.354	.255	2.1	0.1	0.2
1977	ATL	21	18	76	76	5	24	8	1	2	40	0	8	0	0	0	14	0	1	.316	.316	.526	.285	1.2	0.2	0.1
1978	ATL	22	151	583	530	66	120	14	3	23	209	42	145	3	5	3	79	11	7	.226	.284	.394	.241	2.0	9.3	1.2
1979	ATL	23	104	429	384	53	106	7	2	21	180	38	67	2	5	0	57	6	1	.276	.340	.469	.273	9.6	-3.0	0.7
1980	ATL	24	156	633	569	98	160	27	2	33	290	59	133	1	2	2	89	9	6	.281	.349	.510	.302	48.8	-4.6	4.7
1981	ATL	25	104	416	369	43	91	12	1	13	144	44	72	0	2	1	50	14	5	.247	.325	.390	.270	16.1	-7.4	1.0
1982	ATL	26	162	698	598	113	168	23	2	36	303	93	134	3	4	0	109	23	11	.281	.378	.507	.302	48.9	5.1	5.7
1983	ATL	27	162	687	589	131	178	24	4	36	318	90	110	2	6	0	121	30	4	.302	.393	.540	.314	63.8	-10.5	5.6
1984	ATL	28	162	691	607	94	176	32	8	36	332	79	134	2	3	0	100	19	7	.290	.372	.547	.314	65.3	-7.6	6.2
1985	ATL	29	162	712	616	118	185	32	2	37	332	90	141	1	5	0	111	10	3	.300	.388	.539	.324	73.3	-21.0	5.5
1986	ATL	30	160	692	614	89	163	29	7	29	293	75	141	2	1	0	83	7	7	.265	.347	.477	.286	40.8	-30.9	1.0
1987	ATL	31	159	693	566	115	167	27	1	44	328	115	136	7	5	0	105	16	6	.295	.417	.580	.323	57.2	8.2	6.5
1988	ATL	32	156	671	592	77	134	35	4	24	249	74	125	2	3	0	77	3	5	.226	.313	.421	.257	7.4	-0.4	0.8
1989	ATL	33	154	647	574	60	131	16	0	20	207	65	142	2	6	0	84	3	2	.228	.306	.361	.248	4.2	-8.4	-0.5
1990	ATL	34	97	394	349	38	81	14	0	17	146	41	84	1	3	0	55	9	2	.232	.312	.418	.265	6.5	-0.4	0.6
1990	PHI	34	57	235	214	22	57	9	1	7	89	20	46	0	1	0	28	0	1	.266	.328	.416	.256	0.6	-0.3	0.0
1991	PHI	35	153	599	544	66	137	33	1	18	226	48	93	0	7	0	81	1	0	.252	.309	.415	.267	10.9	-1.9	1.0
1992	PHI	36	18	63	62	5	10	1	0	2	17	1	13	0	0	0	7	0	0	.161	.175	.274	.171	-4.9	-1.2	-0.7
1993	COL	37	26	49	42	1	6	1	0	0	7	5	15	0	2	0	7	0	0	.143	.224	.167	.139	-6.8	-0.4	-0.7
Career			2180	9040	7960	1197	2111	350	39	398	3733	986	1748	28	60	6	1266	161	68	.265	.346	.469	.285	446.9	-75.2	39.1

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'opp' stats - quality of opponents faced - have been moved and are available only as OPP_QUAL in the Statistics reports now.

YEAR	Team	Lg	G	PA	TAv	oppAVG	oppOBP	oppSLG	oppTAv	BABIP	BPF	BRAA	repLVL	POS_ADJ	FRAA	BRR	BVORP	BWARP	VORP	WARP
1976	ATL	MLB	19	72	.255	.245	.301	.341	.000	.304	105	-0.4	1.8	1.1	0.1	0.3	2.1	0.2	2.1	0.2
1977	ATL	MLB	18	76	.285	.249	.306	.373	.000	.333	103	1.9	2.1	1.3	0.2	-1.0	1.2	0.1	1.2	0.1
1978	ATL	MLB	151	583	.241	.251	.308	.363	.000	.264	109	-10.8	15.2	-7.3	9.3	3.1	2.0	1.2	2.0	1.2
1979	ATL	MLB	104	429	.273	.259	.316	.382	.000	.282	108	5.8	12.0	-3.8	-3.0	-0.5	9.6	0.7	9.6	0.7
1980	ATL	MLB	156	633	.302	.257	.312	.370	.000	.314	102	26.8	17.0	0.2	-4.6	0.6	48.8	4.7	48.8	4.7
1981	ATL	MLB	104	416	.270	.250	.308	.352	.000	.273	101	3.8	10.5	0.9	-7.4	-3.0	16.1	1.0	16.1	1.0
1982	ATL	MLB	162	698	.302	.251	.307	.366	.000	.306	106	29	18.8	-0.4	5.1	0.8	48.9	5.7	48.9	5.7
1983	ATL	MLB	162	687	.314	.254	.315	.373	.000	.316	106	37.6	18.7	0.6	-10.5	5.8	63.8	5.6	63.8	5.6
1984	ATL	MLB	162	691	.314	.254	.312	.366	.000	.318	102	37.2	18.5	1.7	-7.6	1.7	65.3	6.2	65.3	6.2
1985	ATL	MLB	162	712	.324	.249	.308	.368	.000	.334	98	45.6	19.4	1.8	-21.0	4.0	73.3	5.5	73.3	5.5
1986	ATL	MLB	160	692	.286	.248	.308	.375	.000	.301	105	18.6	19.1	1.4	-30.9	-0.1	40.8	1.0	40.8	1.0
1987	ATL	MLB	159	693	.323	.258	.320	.402	.000	.315	105	47.1	20.4	-7.6	8.2	-1.7	57.2	6.5	57.2	6.5
1988	ATL	MLB	156	671	.257	.240	.296	.352	.000	.247	102	-2.2	17.6	-6.5	-0.4	-4.8	7.4	0.8	7.4	0.8
1989	ATL	MLB	154	647	.248	.244	.304	.363	.000	.266	102	-7.3	16.9	-2	-8.4	-2.2	4.2	-0.5	4.2	-0.5
1990	ATL	MLB	97	394	.265	.252	.310	.380	.000	.255	105	2.1	10.6	-3.9	-0.4	0.6	6.5	0.6	6.5	0.6
1990	PHI	MLB	57	235	.256	.249	.304	.369	.000	.309	97	-0.9	6.3	-2.2	-0.3	-2.1	0.6	0.0	0.6	0.0
1991	PHI	MLB	153	599	.267	.248	.304	.368	.000	.270	99	4.1	16.2	-5.9	-1.9	-0.4	10.9	1.0	10.9	1.0
1992	PHI	MLB	18	63	.171	.251	.299	.360	.000	.170	102	-5.4	1.6	-0.6	-1.2	-0.6	-4.9	-0.7	-4.9	-0.7
1993	COL	MLB	26	49	.139	.267	.318	.404	.000	.207	124	-6.4	1.4	-0.4	-0.4	-0.9	-6.8	-0.7	-6.8	-0.7
Career		MLB		9040	.285	.251	.309	.370	.251	.292	103	226.2	244.1	-31.6	-75.2	-0.3	446.9	39.1	446.9	39.1

Statistics For All Levels

Year	Team	Lg	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	ISO	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
1976	ATL	MLB	72	3	17	6	0	0	9	7	9	0	0	.262	.333	.354	.092	.255	2.1	0.1	0.2
1977	ATL	MLB	76	5	24	8	1	2	14	0	8	0	1	.316	.316	.526	.211	.285	1.2	0.2	0.1
1978	ATL	MLB	583	66	120	14	3	23	79	42	145	11	7	.226	.284	.394	.168	.241	2.0	9.3	1.2
1979	ATL	MLB	429	53	106	7	2	21	57	38	67	6	1	.276	.340	.469	.193	.273	9.6	-3.0	0.7
1980	ATL	MLB	633	98	160	27	2	33	89	59	133	9	6	.281	.349	.510	.228	.302	48.8	-4.6	4.7
1981	ATL	MLB	416	43	91	12	1	13	50	44	72	14	5	.247	.325	.390	.144	.270	16.1	-7.4	1.0
1982	ATL	MLB	698	113	168	23	2	36	109	93	134	23	11	.281	.378	.507	.226	.302	48.9	5.1	5.7
1983	ATL	MLB	687	131	178	24	4	36	121	90	110	30	4	.302	.393	.540	.238	.314	63.8	-10.5	5.6
1984	ATL	MLB	691	94	176	32	8	36	100	79	134	19	7	.290	.372	.547	.257	.314	65.3	-7.6	6.2
1985	ATL	MLB	712	118	185	32	2	37	111	90	141	10	3	.300	.388	.539	.239	.324	73.3	-21.0	5.5
1986	ATL	MLB	692	89	163	29	7	29	83	75	141	7	7	.265	.347	.477	.212	.286	40.8	-30.9	1.0
1987	ATL	MLB	693	115	167	27	1	44	105	115	136	16	6	.295	.417	.580	.284	.323	57.2	8.2	6.5
1988	ATL	MLB	671	77	134	35	4	24	77	74	125	3	5	.226	.313	.421	.194	.257	7.4	-0.4	0.8
1989	ATL	MLB	647	60	131	16	0	20	84	65	142	3	2	.228	.306	.361	.132	.248	4.2	-8.4	-0.5
1990	ATL	MLB	394	38	81	14	0	17	55	41	84	9	2	.232	.312	.418	.186	.265	6.5	-0.4	0.6
1990	PHI	MLB	235	22	57	9	1	7	28	20	46	0	1	.266	.328	.416	.150	.256	0.6	-0.3	0.0
1991	PHI	MLB	599	66	137	33	1	18	81	48	93	1	0	.252	.309	.415	.164	.267	10.9	-1.9	1.0
1992	PHI	MLB	63	5	10	1	0	2	7	1	13	0	0	.161	.175	.274	.113	.171	-4.9	-1.2	-0.7
1993	COL	MLB	49	1	6	1	0	0	7	5	15	0	0	.143	.224	.167	.024	.139	-6.8	-0.4	-0.7

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Date On	Date Off	Transaction	Days	Games	Side	Body Part	Injury	Severity	Surgery Date	Reaggravation

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Title	Author	Date
Baseball ProGUESTus: Why Turning 30 is So Much Better if You Don't Play Baseball	Brian MacPherson	2013-03-26
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Curious Case of Freddie Lindstrom	Jay Jaffe	2013-03-06
Western Front: Three Former Astros	Geoff Young	2013-02-12
Painting the Black: The Second Half of Ryan Braun's HOF Career	R.J. Anderson	2013-01-14
Baseball Therapy: Lessons from the Hall of Fame Vote	Russell A. Carleton	2013-01-10
Skewed Left: Murphy, Morris, and Using the Full 15 Ballots	Zachary Levine	2013-01-10
Hall of Fame Voting: Casting Our Ballots	Baseball Prospectus	2013-01-09
On the Beat: The Hall of Fame Ballot	John Perrotto	2013-01-03
In A Pickle: That Blank Expression	Jason Wojciechowski	2013-01-03
Wezen-Ball: 37 Candidates, 37 (non-PED) Excuses	Larry Granillo	2012-12-04
Painting the Black: Chipper, Loyalty and the Two-Way Street	R.J. Anderson	2012-09-05
Wezen-Ball: Crime and Punishment	Larry Granillo	2012-08-17
Wezen-Ball: Review: "Bottom of the Ninth: An Animated Graphic Novel"	Larry Granillo	2012-07-23
Overthinking It: The Rapid Aging of A-Rod	Ben Lindbergh	2012-07-13
Future Shock Blog: Draft Day Dream Crushing	Kevin Goldstein	2012-06-04
Prospectus Hit and Run: Sizzling Starts	Jay Jaffe	2012-04-18
Ten Prospects on the Bubble, Part Two: National League	Bradley Ankrom	2012-03-07
Painting the Black: Braves Still Building the Wight Way	R.J. Anderson	2012-03-06
Western Front: Fixing a Bug in the Mariners	Geoff Young	2012-01-31
Prospectus Hit and Run: Barry, Black Jack, and the Big Ballot Surges	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-10
Wezen-Ball: HOF Candidates as Prospects	Larry Granillo	2012-01-08
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Class of 2012: The Outfielders, Part I	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-02
Wezen-Ball: Player Rankings for Type A/B Calculations, 1982-1984	Larry Granillo	2011-11-02
The BP Broadside: The Annotated WARP Leaders II: Did Ernie Banks Write the Book of Love?	Steven Goldman	2011-05-25
Prospectus Hit and Run: Blyleven in '11 and Other Tales from the Ballot	Jay Jaffe	2011-01-06
On the Beat: One Man's Ballot	John Perrotto	2011-01-04
Prospectus Hit and Run: Class of 2011: The Right Fielders	Jay Jaffe	2011-01-04
Prospectus Hit and Run: Class of 2011: Don't Stop The Rock	Jay Jaffe	2011-01-03
World Series Prospectus: Fall Classic Memories	Baseball Prospectus	2010-10-27
Manufactured Runs: Hero Worship	Colin Wyers	2010-09-03
Prospectus Q&A: On Trammell and Whitaker	David Laurila	2010-08-13
You Can Blog It Up: The Happy, Happy Chuck Tanner All-Stars	Steven Goldman	2010-07-29
You Can Blog It Up: Yunel Escobar and the Bobby Cox All-Stars	Steven Goldman	2010-07-15
Seidnotes: Wait, WHO has 18 Home Runs?	Eric Seidman	2010-06-18
Overthinking It: The Carlos Guillen Club	Ben Lindbergh	2010-06-17
One-Hoppers: Ken Griffey Jr. Bows Out	Jay Jaffe	2010-06-02
BP Unfiltered: The Ultimate Late Bloomer	John Perrotto	2010-04-15
One-Hoppers: Willie Davis (1940-2010)	Jay Jaffe	2010-03-17
Prospectus Hit and Run: Hawk, Rock, and a Couple of Shocks	Jay Jaffe	2010-01-07
Prospectus Hit and Run: Hall of Fame Cases for Outfielders	Jay Jaffe	2009-12-31
Prospectus Today: Virtual Hall-Worthy Selections	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-30
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2009-12-27
Future Shock: The Top 20 of the New Decade	Kevin Goldstein	2009-12-14
On the Beat: Thanksgiving Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2009-11-29
Future Shock: Development Disasters	Kevin Goldstein	2009-07-21
Statman's Notebook: The Dunn Consistency	Eric Seidman	2009-07-08
Prospectus Today: Fantastic?	Joe Sheehan	2009-06-01
Replacement-Level Killers 2009: Murther, Bloody Murther!	Ben Lindbergh	2009-04-28
Prospectus Q&A: Chaz Scoggins	David Laurila	2009-01-13
Prospectus Hit and Run: Andre and Onward	Jay Jaffe	2009-01-08
Prospectus Today: The Old You're In, You're Out	Joe Sheehan	2008-12-18
On the Beat: One Man's Hall of Fame Vote	John Perrotto	2008-12-03
Prospectus Matchups: Late Standing Starts	Jim Baker	2008-06-20
Prospectus Preview: Thursday's Games to Watch	Marc Normandin	2008-06-05
Prospectus Today: Jim Edmonds	Joe Sheehan	2008-05-11
Lies, Damned Lies: The Age of Suspicion	Nate Silver	2008-04-25
Lies, Damned Lies: Adding Birthdays	Nate Silver	2008-04-18
Prospectus Today: Goose, Rice, and Confetti	Joe Sheehan	2008-01-09
Prospectus Today: My Ballot	Joe Sheehan	2007-12-28
Every Given Sunday: Holiday Gifts	John Perrotto	2007-12-23
The Class of 2008: The Hitters, Part Two	Jay Jaffe	2007-12-20
The Week In Quotes: August 5-12	Alex Carnevale	2007-08-13
Schrodinger's Bat: Stretching It Out	Dan Fox	2007-04-26
Schrodinger's Bat: Caught Stealing to Lose the Game	Dan Fox	2007-04-19
Positional Health Reports: Third Basemen	Will Carroll	2007-02-19
Prospectus Today: Two Fortysomething Ex-Yankees	Joe Sheehan	2007-01-10
Prospectus Today: The Conundrum	Joe Sheehan	2007-01-09
The Class of 2007: The Hitters, Part Two	Jay Jaffe	2007-01-08
Prospectus Today: My Hall of Fame Ballot	Joe Sheehan	2007-01-05
Future Shock: Monday Morning Ten-Pack, 7/17/06	Kevin Goldstein	2006-07-17
Prospectus Today: On Edmonds	Joe Sheehan	2006-04-21
You Could Look It Up: Tales from PECOTA	Steven Goldman	2006-04-17
Prospectus Matchups: Headed for the Hall	Jim Baker	2006-01-20
Prospectus Today: The Ballot	Joe Sheehan	2006-01-09
The Class of 2006: The Hitters	Jay Jaffe	2005-12-12
Prospectus Notebook: Pirates, Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2005-10-07
Lies, Damned Lies: Beaten Down by PECOTA	Nate Silver	2005-09-28
Prospectus Notebook: Braves, Phillies, Giants	Baseball Prospectus	2005-09-22
Fantasy Focus: Disappointing Prospects and the Owners Who Love Them	Erik Siegrist	2005-08-19
Transaction Analysis: August 9-15	Christina Kahrl	2005-08-17
Prospectus Today: Fooled by Context	Joe Sheehan	2005-06-06
Transaction Analysis: May 10-24, 2005	Christina Kahrl	2005-05-26
Under The Knife: The Hall of Lame	Will Carroll	2005-05-24
Fantasy Focus: Found Money	Erik Siegrist	2005-05-23
Lies, Damned Lies: Can A-Rod and Pujols Beat Aaron's Record?	Nate Silver	2005-05-18
Lies, Damned Lies: Looking Back at the Market	Nate Silver	2005-04-07
2005--Setting the Stage: Steroids	Nate Silver	2005-03-30
Team Health Reports: Minnesota Twins	Will Carroll	2005-03-10
Team Health Reports: St. Louis Cardinals	Will Carroll	2005-02-24
The Class of 2005: The Hitters	Jay Jaffe	2004-12-16
Prospectus Today: The Holdovers	Joe Sheehan	2004-12-01
You Could Look It Up: 1984 Part IV: Stop Making Sense	Steven Goldman	2004-02-20
The Class of 2004: Analyzing the Hitters	Jay Jaffe	2004-01-06
2004 Internet Hall of Fame: The Results Are In	Neal Traven	2004-01-05
Spring Training Q&A: Ron Gant	Craig Elsten	2003-03-18
2003 Internet Hall Of Fame Results: Presented by STATLG-L and Baseball Prospectus	Neal Traven	2003-01-06
Transaction Analysis: July 30-31, 2002	Christina Kahrl	2002-08-02
Transaction Analysis: June 25-July 14, 2002	Christina Kahrl	2002-07-19
6-4-3: Czervik! The Musical	Gary Huckabay	2002-06-14
The Cliff: Tim Salmon's Decline	Chris Dankberg	2002-05-02
Larry Walker and the Hall of Fame: Larry Walker and the Hall of Fame	John Brattain	2002-03-08

BP Chats

Date	Question	Answer
2012-01-09 13:00:00	As an obvious Braves fan, what's the rational for Dale Murphy and Fred McGriff being left out of the Hall of Fame. I understand, although though don't completely agree with, the lack of dominance factor for McGriff, but he was one of the most consistent hitters in the 1990s. As for Murphy, he is being punished for the opposite, lack of consistency despite his dominance. It is hard to neglect the fact that Murphy was one of the top ten hitters of the 1980s, which should be reason enough to elect him. Sorry, I am not working with a lot of data here, but I wanted to here your rationale and opinion. Thanks again. (UCBravesKing from Erlanger, KY)	Murphy's peak was high but short, and there was little in between his good years and his awful ones. We have him with six seasons of 5.0 WARP or more, while his seventh best is worth less than 2.0, and only three of them are worth between 1.0 and 2.0. McGriff has just three above 5.0, and six more between 2.0 and 3.0. First base is a position for MASHERS, and he just didn't fit that description for long enough. The average HOF 1B has a True Average of .320, and while the Crime Dog was at .317 or higher nine times, he's down in the .265-.285 range for almost as many. (Jay Jaffe's Hall of Fame Special)
2010-01-06 13:00:00	I'd call this good news for Bert. I was worried he'd stagnate around 62%. do you have the % of the vote for Edgar, Raines and Barry? They don't have it on espn.com. Thanks. (collins from greenville nc)	539 ballots, five blanks, Andre Dawson 420 (77.9%), Bert Blyleven 400 (74.2%), Roberto Alomar 397 (73.7%), Jack Morris 282 (52.3%), Barry Larkin 278 (51.6%), Lee Smith 255 (47.3%), Edgar Martinez 195 (36.2%), Tim Raines 164 (30.4%), Mark McGwire 128 (23.7%), Alan Trammell 121 (22.4%), Fred McGriff 116 (21.5%), Don Mattingly 87 (16.1%), Dave Parker 82 (15.2%), Dale Murphy 63 (11.7%), Harold Baines 33 (6.1%), Andres Galarraga 22 (4.1%), Robin Ventura 7 (1.3%), Ellis Burks 2 (0.4%), Eric Karros 2 (0.4%), Kevin Appier 1 (0.2%), Pat Hentgen 1 (0.2%), David Segui 1 (0.2%), Mike Jackson 0, Ray Lankford 0, Shane Reynolds 0, Todd Zeile 0. Segui gets his vote. Baines remains on life support thanks to the persistence of a stubborn few. Karros receives more votes than he had All-Star appearances. (Jay Jaffe)
2008-12-23 14:00:00	Who had a better career? Andre Dawson or Dale Murphy? (HonusCobb from Hopedale, IL)	It would be easy to say Murphy, because he was that special for a slightly longer stretch despite both men having superb peaks, but admittedly part of my take is colored by an overreaction to how awful Dawson was in the field on the downslope of his career once his knees were shot, and bad defense, sporadic slugging, and a huge number of outs just doesn't add up for me. (Christina Kahrl)
2008-05-09 14:00:00	What do you think of Dale Murphy not getting into the Hall of Fame? Back to back MVP's aren't good enough to get him in? What would have? Love your writings !!! (Lopecci from Dale Murphys Mole)	Thanks, Lopecci, I appreciate the compliment, even if I'm probably going to end up disappointing you. I'm utterly unfazed by it. He doesn't belong, in the same way that Rice doesn't belong. No disrespect to a great pair of players, but they didn't do enough long enough to really have the cases that their supporters like to pretend they have. (Christina Kahrl)
2008-01-08 14:00:00	my prediction: Goose in. Rice misses by an extremely small margin. Much, much bleating commences over the voters who submitted blanks to protest roids users, thus depriving the "deserving" pre-roids slugger. (TomH from Lexington Park MD)	The Goose is Loose! He gets 85.8 percent, and he's the only one who gets in on this ballot. Rice falls just shy at 72.2 percent, setting him up for a 15th-year push. Raines 24.3 percent. Oh is that ugly. Player Total Votes Percentage Rich Gossage 466 85.8% Jim Rice 392 72.2% Andre Dawson 358 65.9% Bert Blyleven 336 61.9% Lee Smith 235 43.3% Jack Morris 233 42.9% Tommy John 158 29.1% Tim Raines 132 24.3% Mark McGwire 128 23.6% Alan Trammell 99 18.2% Dave Concepcion 88 16.2% Don Mattingly 86 15.8% Dave Parker 82 15.1% Dale Murphy 75 13.8% Harold Baines 28 5.2% Rod Beck 2 0.4% Travis Fryman 2 0.4% Robb Nen 2 0.4% Shawon Dunston 1 0.2% Chuck Finley 1 0.2% David Justice 1 0.2% Chuck Knoblauch 1 0.2% Todd Stottlemyre 1 0.2% Jose Rijo 0 0% Brady Anderson 0 0% (Jay Jaffe)

BP Roundtables

Date	Roundtable Name	Comment
2008-10-13 17:00:00	NLCS Game Four	Re Andruw, it's got to be higher than that. If he's really through, that would be a historically abrupt falloff, more than Dale Murphy or anyone else I can think of at a similar age. (Steven Goldman)