Greg Vaughn, Left Fielder

Milwaukee Brewers 1989-1996

San Diego Padres 1996-1998

Cincinnati Reds 1999

Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2000-2002

Colorado Rockies 2003

Awards

1998 NL Silver Slugger - OF

All-Star Selections: 4 (1993, 1996, 1998, 2001)

League Leader

None

Career Ranks

Homeruns: 73rd

Best Performance

September 7, 1999 - Cincinnati at Chicago (Game 2 of DH)

Hits three homeruns against the Cubs.

Hall of Fame Stats

Gray Ink: Batting - 22 (928) (Average HOFer ≈ 144)

HOF Standards: Batting - 25.0 (418) (Average HOFer ≈ 50)

HOF Monitor: Batting - 50.0 (368) (Likely HOFer > 100)

Similar Batters in HOF: None

Top 10 Similar Batters: Jeromy Burnitz, Ron Gant, Rocky Colavito, Roy Sievers, Andruw Jones, Darryl Strawberry, David Justice, Greg Luzinski, Dave Kingman, Jack Clark

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

1989: 6/1.1

1990: 10/1.3

1991: 20/8.4

1992: 16/6.4

1993: 22/6.7

1994: 9/4.9

1995: 5/1.2

1996: 17/6.3

1997: 8/1.8

1998: 30/10.6

1999: 24/7.2

2000: 16/5.1

2001: 15/3.8

2002: 1/0.6

2003: 1/0.4

Career Win Shares: 199

Career WARP3: 65.3

My Stupid Opinion

Vaughn was your prototypical low batting average slugger. His one really standout year in 1998 was of course completely overshadowed by a couple of other sluggers who's names escape me at the moment. Really nothing special about him outside of his power.