Years	PA	AVG	OBP	SLG	DRC+	WARP
16	6878	.284	.343	.416	93	18.2

MLB Statistics

YEAR	TEAM	AGE	G	PA	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	HBP	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	DRC+	DRAA	BRR	FRAA	BWARP
1998	TBA	24	109	379	94	9	9	1	29	69	1	26	12	.278	.337	.367	72	-12.4	2.3	1.9	0.2
1999	TBA	25	79	324	81	16	4	2	17	63	1	9	9	.267	.307	.366	55	-18.1	0.0	-1.8	-0.9
2000	TBA	26	51	190	40	5	0	1	26	25	2	6	7	.252	.362	.302	88	-2.0	-0.2	1.6	0.5
2001	TBA	27	128	480	117	25	6	6	38	81	6	12	10	.273	.339	.401	88	-5.1	-2.3	-5.3	-0.1
2002	TBA	28	152	674	181	39	9	14	55	109	6	27	8	.298	.360	.461	109	10.2	3.1	0.6	3.4
2003	SEA	29	157	660	177	37	4	11	41	108	8	23	5	.295	.346	.425	91	-5.3	4.0	-7.2	0.6
2004	SEA	30	157	703	179	34	6	14	53	98	8	21	7	.286	.346	.427	97	-1.3	2.3	2.0	2.4
2005	SEA	31	102	436	106	25	1	6	37	53	4	12	6	.275	.342	.391	117	9.2	-0.6	4.6	2.3
2005	SFN	31	58	247	83	22	5	14	11	38	1	7	5	.359	.391	.680	117	5.3	0.0	7.9	2.1
2006	SFN	32	149	635	150	34	5	11	48	63	7	10	8	.262	.324	.396	86	-8.4	0.9	9.5	1.7
2007	SFN	33	155	653	178	42	1	14	44	85	7	15	3	.300	.353	.445	102	4.2	0.2	-1.5	1.7
2008	SFN	34	155	667	183	38	2	10	59	88	0	25	2	.306	.363	.426	105	5.6	0.7	17.4	3.7
2009	SFN	35	149	597	141	33	5	2	47	93	1	16	2	.262	.318	.353	78	-14.7	3.9	6.6	0.8
2010	NYA	36	29	71	13	0	1	1	8	15	0	1	0	.213	.300	.295	83	-1.3	1.2	-1.5	0.0
2010	SLN	36	87	162	36	8	1	3	13	22	1	5	0	.250	.311	.382	84	-2.8	1.0	-3.0	-0.1
Career			1717	6878	1759	367	59	110	526	1010	53	215	84	.284	.343	.416	93	-36.8	16.4	31.8	18.2

Statistics for All Levels

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YEAR	Team	Lg	LG	G	PA	oppAVG	oppOBP	oppSLG	BABIP	BPF	BRAA	repLVL	POS_ADJ	DRC+	DRC+ SD	FRAA	BRR	DRAA	BWARP
1995	ELM	A-	NYP	51	233	.000	.000	.000	.368			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1996	KNC	A	MDW	130	581	.000	.000	.000	.339			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1997	BRV	A+	FSL	0	164	.000	.000	.000	.391			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1997	PME	AA	EAS	0	433	.000	.000	.000	.366			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1998	TBA	MLB	AL	109	379	.263	.328	.416	.347	95	-4.6	10.3	0.1	72	8	1.9	2.3	-12.4	0.2
1998	DUR	AAA	INT	0	138	.000	.000	.000	.347			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1999	TBA	MLB	AL	79	324	.278	.344	.446	.329	96	-6.4	9.0	0.9	55	11	-1.8	0.0	-18.1	-0.9
1999	DUR	AAA	INT	0	224	.000	.000	.000	.395			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2000	TBA	MLB	AL	51	190	.275	.345	.444	.291	90	-1.6	6.0	-0.6	88	10	1.6	-0.2	-2.0	0.5
2000	DUR	AAA	INT	0	354	.000	.000	.000	.383			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2001	TBA	MLB	AL	128	480	.260	.324	.413	.323	96	0.2	14.3	-2.5	88	7	-5.3	-2.3	-5.1	-0.1
2002	TBA	MLB	AL	152	674	.260	.323	.414	.342	97	26.3	19.4	0.9	109	7	0.6	3.1	10.2	3.4
2003	SEA	MLB	AL	157	660	.267	.333	.428	.342	98	6.2	18.0	-3.9	91	8	-7.2	4.0	-5.3	0.6
2004	SEA	MLB	AL	157	703	.270	.333	.427	.317	102	2.7	20.9	0.2	97	6	2.0	2.3	-1.3	2.4
2005	SEA	MLB	AL	102	436	.264	.326	.417	.303	96	4.6	12.5	-2.8	117	7	4.6	-0.6	9.2	2.3
2005	SFN	MLB	NL	58	247	.261	.320	.415	.385	98	24.5	7.1	0.6	117	7	7.9	0.0	5.3	2.1
2006	SFN	MLB	NL	149	635	.268	.330	.428	.276	90	-2.2	19.1	-3.5	86	7	9.5	0.9	-8.4	1.7
2007	SFN	MLB	NL	155	653	.263	.327	.411	.329	97	10.5	19.4	-4.8	102	9	-1.5	0.2	4.2	1.7
2008	SFN	MLB	NL	155	667	.261	.324	.406	.340	96	18.3	19.3	-6.4	105	7	17.4	0.7	5.6	3.7
2009	SFN	MLB	NL	149	597	.262	.328	.413	.308	91	-6.1	17.2	-5	78	11	6.6	3.9	-14.7	0.8
2010	NYA	MLB	AL	29	71	.267	.332	.423	.261	115	-1.7	2.0	-0.5	83	12	-1.5	1.2	-1.3	0.0
2010	SLN	MLB	NL	87	162	.253	.324	.391	.270	90	-1.4	4.5	-0.7	84	12	-3.0	1.0	-2.8	-0.1

Statistics For All Levels

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Year	Team	lvl	LG	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	TB	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	ISO	SF	SH
1995	ELM	A-	NYP	233	213	38	67	7	4	0	82	22	15	31	19	7	.315	.368	.385	.070	0	0
1996	KNC	A	MDW	581	514	90	139	16	3	0	161	35	47	115	30	18	.270	.334	.313	.043	11	11
1997	PME	AA	EAS	433	384	66	112	15	6	8	163	36	42	92	35	20	.292	.372	.424	.133	0	0
1997	BRV	A+	FSL	164	143	26	45	8	2	0	57	15	16	28	16	8	.315	.402	.399	.084	0	0
1998	DUR	AAA	INT	138	123	25	35	5	2	1	47	16	15	24	10	4	.285	.362	.382	.098	0	0
1998	TBA	MLB	AL	379	338	51	94	9	9	1	124	17	29	69	26	12	.278	.337	.367	.089	0	11
1999	DUR	AAA	INT	224	207	38	73	20	3	3	108	30	16	27	9	6	.353	.402	.522	.169	0	0
1999	TBA	MLB	AL	324	303	44	81	16	4	2	111	24	17	63	9	9	.267	.307	.366	.099	2	1
2000	TBA	MLB	AL	190	159	28	40	5	0	1	48	16	26	25	6	7	.252	.362	.302	.050	1	2
2000	DUR	AAA	INT	354	303	67	100	24	5	7	155	40	48	53	18	5	.330	.427	.512	.182	0	0
2001	TBA	MLB	AL	480	429	54	117	25	6	6	172	50	38	81	12	10	.273	.339	.401	.128	2	5
2002	TBA	MLB	AL	674	607	87	181	39	9	14	280	75	55	109	27	8	.298	.360	.461	.163	5	1
2003	SEA	MLB	AL	660	600	103	177	37	4	11	255	75	41	108	23	5	.295	.346	.425	.130	5	6
2004	SEA	MLB	AL	703	626	84	179	34	6	14	267	81	53	98	21	7	.286	.346	.427	.141	7	9
2005	SFN	MLB	NL	247	231	39	83	22	5	14	157	26	11	38	7	5	.359	.391	.680	.320	0	4
2005	SEA	MLB	AL	436	386	46	106	25	1	6	151	37	37	53	12	6	.275	.342	.391	.117	3	6
2006	SFN	MLB	NL	635	573	82	150	34	5	11	227	56	48	63	10	8	.262	.324	.396	.134	4	3
2007	SFN	MLB	NL	653	593	73	178	42	1	14	264	65	44	85	15	3	.300	.353	.445	.145	5	4
2008	SFN	MLB	NL	667	598	84	183	38	2	10	255	64	59	88	25	2	.306	.363	.426	.120	9	1
2009	SFN	MLB	NL	597	538	65	141	33	5	2	190	51	47	93	16	2	.262	.318	.353	.091	8	3
2010	SLN	MLB	NL	162	144	16	36	8	1	3	55	17	13	22	5	0	.250	.311	.382	.132	3	1
2010	NYA	MLB	AL	71	61	7	13	0	1	1	18	8	8	15	1	0	.213	.300	.295	.082	1	1

Plate Discipline

YEAR	Pits	Zone%	Swing%	Contact%	Z-Swing%	O-Swing%	Z-Contact%	O-Contact%	SwStr%	CSAA
2008	2481	0.5099	0.4538	0.8046	0.6522	0.2475	0.8497	0.6811	0.1954	0.0011
2009	2209	0.4952	0.4776	0.8028	0.6764	0.2825	0.8595	0.6698	0.1972	-0.0030
2010	895	0.5251	0.4615	0.8039	0.6702	0.2306	0.8381	0.6939	0.1961	0.0062
Career	5585	0.5065	0.4644	0.8038	0.6647	0.2586	0.8517	0.6787	0.1962	0.0003

Injury History — No longer being updated

Last Update: 12/31/2014 23:59 ET

Date On	Date Off	Transaction	Days	Games	Side	Body Part	Injury	Severity	Surgery Date
2009-07-11	2009-07-11	DTD	0	0	Right	Foot	Contusion		-
2009-07-03	2009-07-03	DTD	0	0	Right	Foot	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2009-05-03	2009-05-03	DTD	0	0		Trunk	Cramp	Side	-
2009-04-29	2009-05-01	DTD	2	1	Right	Knee	Contusion		-
2008-07-11	2008-07-11	DTD	0	0	Right	Knee	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2008-04-24	2008-04-26	DTD	2	2		Neck	Stiffness		-
2008-04-06	2008-04-07	DTD	1	1	Right	Ankle	Contusion		-
2007-07-15	2007-07-16	DTD	1	1	Right	Foot	Contusion		-
2007-06-12	2007-06-12	DTD	0	0		General Medical	Illness		-
2007-05-09	2007-05-10	DTD	1	1		Low Back	Soreness		-
2006-09-05	2006-09-08	DTD	3	2	Right	Elbow	Contusion	HBP	-
2006-03-26	2006-03-27	Camp	1	0		Low Back	Soreness		-
2004-09-20	2004-09-20	DTD	0	0	Right	Knee	Contusion	HBP	-

Compensation

Year	Team	Salary
2010	NYA	$1,100,000
2009	SFN	$9,250,000
2008	SFN	$8,000,000
2007	SFN	$4,000,000
2006	SFN	$5,000,000
2005	SEA	$3,750,000
2004	SEA	$3,500,000
2003	SEA	$3,300,000
2002	TBA	$960,000
2001	TBA	$270,000

Years	Description	Salary
10 yr	Previous	$39,130,000
10 yr	Total	$39,130,000

Service Time	Agent	Contract Status
12 y	Craig Landis, Adam Katz

Details

1 year (2011). Signed by Baltimore as a free agent 2/3/11 (minor-league contract). Released by Baltimore 3/28/11.
1 year/$1.1M (2010). Signed as a free agent 1/27/10. $0.9M performance bonuses: $0.1M each 50, 75, 100 PAs against LHP. DFA 5/28/10. Signed as a free agent 6/5/10. $0.15M each 125,150,175,200 plate appearances v LHP.
3 years/$23.25M (2007-09). Signed extension 2/06. $3M signing bonus, 07:$4M, 08:$8M, 09:$8.25M. Club exercised $5M 2006 club option 10/05.
2 years/$7.25M (2004-05), plus 2006 options. Re-signed 12/03 (avoided arbitration). 04:$3.5M, 05:$3.75M, 06:$5M club option, $3.75M player option.
1 year/$3.3M (2003). Re-signed 1/03 (avoided arbitration). Performance bonuses: $12,500 bonuses with 685 plate appearances
1 year/$0.96M (2002). Re-signed by Tampa Bay 1 /02 (avoided arbitration, $1.2M-$0.75M). Acquired in trade from Tampa Bay 10/02.

2019 Preseason Forecast

Last Update: 1/27/2017 12:35 ET

PCT	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	DRC+	VORP	FRAA	WARP
Weighted Mean	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	0	0	?	?	.000	.000	.000	0	0.0	?	0.0

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Date	Question	Answer
2010-04-01 13:00:00 (link to chat)	when jesus montero starts hitting .375 at triple A, doesn't he force him self into that line up this year? isn't he just waiting for the fragile nick the stick to break down at some point? (workermonkey from CT)	It would seem that way, but you're asking for two things to happen which always makes the odds longer. You also have to weigh things like the Yankees having the traditional reluctance to DH a youngster and what they want to do about service time, the fact that he's not on the 40-man, and how painlessly simple it would be to move Swisher to DH, play Randy Winn, and pretend that it will all work out in the end. (Steven Goldman)
2010-02-23 13:00:00 (link to chat)	So Damon gets 1/$8. At that price, I kinda wish the Yankees could have kept him. Similar to Abreu before him (at 1/$5, Abreu was a bargain). I like Gardner's defense and baserunning, but I'd be fine with it coming off the bench. And I can do without Randy Winn/Marcus Thames. It's too bad, since the park was such a good fit for him. (Rob in CT from Andover, CT)	There's a lot that goes into this Damon vs. Gardner 'n' pals thing, and I think in the end it's a lot closer than most are making it out to be. First, there's no guarantee that Damon would continue to be able to hook balls down the line at Stade Yankee, nor, given his age, that his road production would stay in an acceptable place--the split was pretty severe last year, and as we pointed out in the book, there was some good luck on balls in play on the road. Then you've got his growing defensive problems, which encompassed not just throwing but routes. If Gardner can field like a displaced center fielder typically does and hit .275 with reasonable patience and a good number of steals, all of which seems pretty reasonable, this is going to take care of itself. And I can live with seven innings of Marcus Thames in 40 games, followed by a defensive sub. Winn wouldn't have been my choice... At least he's versatile. (Steven Goldman)
2010-02-23 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Hey Steve--Wondering if you ever check out nomaas.org, and if you read through their interview with Brian Cashman? Some interesting comments, especially regarding the Randy Winn decision. (Juanito from Memphis)	I did read it, and it was a very good interview, maybe slightly overscripted (that is, less give and take than might have been ideal), but I don't want to take away from what was a very good get and some very thoughtful questions. Cashman's rationale for signing Winn, that Reed Johnson's injury history disqualified him, that he needed reliability from his reserves, was well stated. I'm still not sure that Winn is the correct choice given that he's sliding down the other side of the mountain, but I can respect the thought process that went into it. (Steven Goldman)
2010-02-23 13:00:00 (link to chat)	How long a leash do you think the Yankees will give Brett Gardner? Last year he started out cold the first couple of weeks, and a Melky hot streak later, he had lost the CF gig. If Gardner is batting .190 on May 1st, will Joe Girardi let him ride out his slump? (Pete from Bronx)	I'm a little worried about this, that Girardi will be too tempted to embrace the veteran wonderfulness of Randy Winn before he's given Gardner enough rope. Knowing the Yankees, this could even happen before the season starts. Say Gardner hits .200 this spring and Winn hits .400. Then Winn is suddenly "back" on the basis of a few windblown Florida balls against Double-A pitchers. That's the one aspect of spring training that drives me insane. (Steven Goldman)
2010-02-09 13:00:00 (link to chat)	How do you see the Marcus Thames/Randy Winn/Jamie Hoffman situation shaking out? Do Thames and Winn have anything left in the tank, given last season's fades? I would have though Thames would pinch hit and Winn would then take over to avoid exposing Thames' glove (or lack thereof). Does this mean Hoffman will be returned to the Dodgers shortly? (Nick Stone from New York, NY)	First, I think this probably means Hoffman is going back to the Dodgers' organization. I like the natural fit between Thames (a lefty-masher) and Winn (a switch hitter whose bat died vs. lefties last year) or Granderson (who's struggled vs. southpaws lately as well), but it's worth remembering you're talking about fourth and fifth outfielders here, since Brett Gardner is projected to start somewhere, too. The other good thing about Thames is that he can spot for Nick Johnson at DH against tough lefties, though the Stick has had at least some success against southpaws as well. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-01-28 14:00:00 (link to chat)	Why Randy Winn over re-signing Damon? Is Winn/Granderson that much of an upgrade over Damon/Cabrera-Gardner? (jamin67038 from Wichita, KS)	I've just been informed that my TA on the topic's been set live on the site. ;) (Christina Kahrl)
2010-01-28 14:00:00 (link to chat)	I know it's almost obscene to be this angsty over a backup OF, but your thoughts on Randy Winn over Reed Johnson? I don't think some alternatives (Johnson or Baldelli) were explicitly mentioned in your terrific TA piece. (Eli from Brooklyn)	It's just a couple of million on an initial suggestion for a reserve for a team that probably spends more than that on lunches on the season. Reed Johnson's many things, but just because he shows a bit of leg sartorially, he's not a center fielder, and he doesn't run, walk, or hit for power; when he spanks enough singles against southpaws, he resembles a valuable outfielder, but even then, his career ISO vs. LHPs is .150; he's no Gary Roenicke. Baldelli's someone with fatigue and availability issues. I wouldn't call any of them great choices; landing on Winn at least involves the one who might be healthy and able to be a defensive asset at three positions, and some use as a pinch-runner. (Christina Kahrl)
2009-05-21 14:00:00 (link to chat)	Okay, let's say the Braves are in contention around the all-star break. Who are a few corner outfielders they could target? (DKANDREWS1 from Dan (DC))	Luke Scott, Randy Winn, Adam Dunn. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-04-06 13:00:00 (link to chat)	How will the giants do this season. thanks (Trevor from austin TX)	They'll be within a few games of .500 either way. If Barry Zito regains even his 2006-07 form, they could be in the wild-card race into September. They also have a lot of veterans, like Edgar Renteria, Aaron Rowand and Randy Winn, who if they tick upwards would push them into a race. (Joe Sheehan)
2008-07-25 14:00:00 (link to chat)	Since the Yankees are looking for a "cheap" catcher under contract for next year, is it possible that they would deal for Bengie Molina? The Giants also have an outfielder (Randy Winn) to fill the Matsui role. (Chris from IA)	The Yankees really need a left-handed batter with some OBP to platoon with Jose. They have to add some offense, and I wouldn't gamble on Bengie's career year continuing in the AL. The fit is Zaun or Melhuse or Saltalamacchia...just someone to get the .220 OBP out of the lineup. (Joe Sheehan)

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