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HOF Profile: Eric Davis

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Eric Davis - Outfielder

 

Cincinnati Reds 1984-1991, 1996

Los Angeles Dodgers 1992-1993

Detroit Tigers 1993-1994

Baltimore Orioles 1997-1998

St. Louis Cardinals 1999-2000

San Francisco Giants 2001

 

Awards

1987 NL Gold Glove - OF

1988 NL Gold Glove - OF

1989 NL Gold Glove - OF

 

All-Star Selections: 2 (1987, 1989)

 

League Leader

None of note

 

Career Ranks

AB/HR: 83rd

 

Hall of Fame Stats

 

Gray Ink: Batting - 61 (398) (Average HOFer ≈ 144)

HOF Standards: Batting - 26.8 (395) (Average HOFer ≈ 50)

HOF Monitor: Batting - 27.5 (603) (Likely HOFer > 100)

 

Similar Batters in HOF: 1 (Larry Doby)

Other Similar Batters: Kirk Gibson, Jeromy Burnitz, Darryl Strawberry, Raul Mondesi, Roger Maris, Bill Nicholson, Reggie Sanders, Danny Tartabull, Ray Lankford

 

Year-by-Year Win Shares & Wins Above Replacement Level (WARP3)

 

1984: 7/2.2

1985: 5/1.6

1986: 25/7.1

1987: 30/11.2

1988: 27/7.7

1989: 26/7.5

1990: 17/5.8

1991: 8/3.2

1992: 6/1.2

1993: 12/5.8

1994: 1/0.4

1996: 22/6.8

1997: 6/1.4

1998: 18/6.9

1999: 5/1.0

2000: 8/2.1

2001: 0/0.1

 

Career Win Shares: 224

Career WARP3: 72.0

 

Would he get my vote?

 

No. Yet another player on this year's ballot who's career was wrecked by injuries. From 1986 to 1989 he posted OPS+ of 143, 155, 139, and 154 respecitvely while playing Gold Glove defense in center and being a force on the base paths. Even during these years when he was at the top of his game he had nagging injuries and he never played more than 135 games in a season at any point in his career.

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He's still one of my favorite players ever. I remember liking him doing commentary and then he stopped and I don't know where he went.

 

 

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