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Birth Date	6-18-1985
Height	6' 0"
Weight	195 lbs

Age	38 years, 10 months, 7 days
Bats	L
Throws	R

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MLB Statistics

YEAR	TEAM	AGE	G	PA	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	HBP	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	DRC+	DRAA	BRR	FRAA	BWARP
2009	FLO	24	128	565	162	31	6	9	53	77	4	8	5	.321	.390	.460	111	8.9	0.2	-5.4	1.6
2010	FLO	25	91	400	96	20	3	5	33	84	4	10	3	.268	.335	.383	83	-7.3	4.3	-1.6	0.4
2011	FLO	26	65	298	62	20	1	5	22	49	4	7	6	.230	.296	.368	80	-6.6	-2.3	1.3	0.1
2012	MIA	27	39	105	13	1	0	1	9	12	0	0	2	.140	.212	.183	63	-4.4	0.7	-2.1	-0.3
2013	MIA	28	70	214	50	10	3	1	17	43	1	2	0	.256	.318	.354	80	-4.5	-0.1	2.3	0.3
2014	CHN	29	125	432	109	28	5	9	39	81	3	7	4	.283	.352	.452	110	4.9	2.4	4.9	2.3
2015	CHN	30	148	503	110	25	6	16	58	94	3	11	2	.250	.341	.443	107	5.7	1.4	2.0	2.1
2016	CHN	31	48	128	26	7	2	1	22	26	2	1	0	.252	.391	.388	73	-3.8	-0.2	1.0	0.0
2016	OAK	31	51	172	23	5	0	5	13	47	1	1	1	.146	.215	.272	74	-5.0	0.7	-3.4	-0.3
2017	TOR	32	36	88	15	2	0	1	9	22	2	0	0	.200	.299	.267	78	-2.1	0.4	0.3	0.1
Career			801	2905	666	149	26	53	275	535	24	47	23	.258	.334	.398	94	-14.2	7.6	-0.7	6.3

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
2006	JAM	A-	NYP	28	111	.239	.308	.335	.326	113	2.5	2.5	0	125	0	3.6	2.0	0.4	0.9
2006	MRL	Rk	GCL	2	7	.272	.371	.367	.333	82	0.9	0.1	0	13	0	-0.7	-0.8	-0.8	-0.2
2007	GRB	A	SAL	81	360	.266	.344	.405	.353	118	19	10.7	-0.7	149	0	-1.4	-0.6	21.5	3.0
2007	JUP	A+	FSL	34	148	.265	.334	.395	.220	95	-6.3	4.6	-0.4	64	0	3.4	1.6	-5.4	0.4
2008	CAR	AA	SOU	132	565	.264	.344	.397	.332	107	9.4	17.5	-0.7	125	0	-1.8	2.6	11.1	2.9
2009	FLO	MLB	NL	128	565	.261	.328	.418	.365	97	23.4	16.3	-3.8	111	12	-5.4	0.2	8.9	1.6
2009	NWO	AAA	PCL	25	110	.260	.329	.387	.361	83	13.3	3.2	0.1	153	0	-3.0	1.7	7.0	0.9
2010	FLO	MLB	NL	91	400	.257	.321	.403	.336	94	5.6	11.0	-2.6	83	7	-1.6	4.3	-7.3	0.4
2011	FLO	MLB	NL	65	298	.255	.313	.393	.263	93	-3.5	8.0	0.7	80	8	1.3	-2.3	-6.6	0.1
2011	JUP	A+	FSL	10	41	.265	.325	.384	.387	87	2.6	1.2	-0.1	152	0	-1.4	0.1	2.0	0.2
2011	JAX	AA	SOU	5	23	.249	.334	.370	.222	87	-0.4	0.7	0	93	0	-0.8	0.5	-0.1	0.0
2011	NWO	AAA	PCL	15	68	.288	.350	.431	.240	93	0	2.1	0.1	82	0	2.2	1.4	-1.3	0.4
2012	MIA	MLB	NL	39	105	.251	.314	.393	.146	93	-10.9	2.9	-0.3	63	11	-2.1	0.7	-4.4	-0.3
2012	NWO	AAA	PCL	84	368	.280	.345	.442	.309	93	16	10.9	-3	115	0	2.8	0.2	7.8	1.8
2012	AGU	Wnt	DWL	24	104	.000	.000	.000	.246			0.0		0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2013	MIA	MLB	NL	70	214	.251	.310	.393	.322	95	0.7	5.6	-0.4	80	12	2.3	-0.1	-4.5	0.3
2013	JUP	A+	FSL	9	28	.245	.314	.345	.238	96	-2.9	0.8	-0.1	41	0	-0.9	0.4	-2.2	-0.2
2013	NWO	AAA	PCL	3	14	.270	.344	.388	.455	78	4.1	0.4	0.1	169	0	-0.2	-1.2	0.9	0.0
2014	CHN	MLB	NL	125	432	.246	.307	.375	.337	101	11.3	11.1	-2.6	110	10	4.9	2.4	4.9	2.3
2014	IOW	AAA	PCL	24	88	.267	.336	.403	.321	92	0.9	2.6	-1.1	87	0	-1.0	0.5	-1.9	-0.1
2015	CHN	MLB	NL	148	503	.260	.321	.410	.284	93	11.9	13.6	-3.1	107	7	2.0	1.4	5.7	2.1
2016	CHN	MLB	NL	48	128	.250	.320	.406	.325	89	4.8	3.6	-0.9	73	9	1.0	-0.2	-3.8	0.0
2016	OAK	MLB	AL	51	172	.258	.320	.423	.170	102	-16.2	4.9	-0.4	74	9	-3.4	0.7	-5.0	-0.3
2016	TEN	AA	SOU	5	21	.249	.334	.368	.533	106	4.2	0.6	-0.2	245	0	-0.5	-0.6	2.6	0.2
2016	IOW	AAA	PCL	5	17	.263	.308	.416	.533	84	3.4	0.5	-0.2	153	0	0.5	0.2	0.7	0.2
2017	TOR	MLB	AL	36	88	.245	.316	.418	.264	101	-4.7	2.6	0	78	12	0.3	0.4	-2.1	0.1
2017	DUN	A+	FSL	4	13	.275	.342	.388	.500	112	2	0.4	-0.1	190	0	-0.1	-0.3	1.0	0.1
2017	BUF	AAA	INT	7	28	.244	.294	.356	.250	90	0.4	0.8	-0.1	128	0	0.4	-0.7	0.8	0.1
2018	IOW	AAA	PCL	53	206	.265	.328	.407	.270	91	-0.4	6.0	-2.9	94	0	-0.1	1.6	-0.6	0.4
2018	CUB	Rk	AZL	8	36	.228	.311	.343	.391	91	5.2	1.1	-0.4	180	0	0.5	0.3	2.8	0.4

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
2006	JAM	A-	NYP	111	94	14	28	5	1	0	35	12	13	9	5	2	.298	.380	.372	.074	1	1
2006	MRL	Rk	GCL	7	7	2	2	0	0	0	2	3	0	1	0	0	.286	.286	.286	.000	0	0
2007	GRB	A	SAL	360	305	60	99	26	4	10	163	64	47	43	19	4	.325	.423	.534	.210	0	0
2007	JUP	A+	FSL	148	130	17	26	5	3	2	43	18	15	19	5	1	.200	.283	.331	.131	0	0
2008	CAR	AA	SOU	565	483	83	144	32	5	7	207	74	67	65	34	10	.298	.395	.429	.130	2	2
2009	NWO	AAA	PCL	110	96	21	33	9	1	3	53	22	12	10	9	1	.344	.422	.552	.208	0	0
2009	FLO	MLB	NL	565	504	84	162	31	6	9	232	47	53	77	8	5	.321	.390	.460	.139	1	3
2010	FLO	MLB	NL	400	358	60	96	20	3	5	137	28	33	84	10	3	.268	.335	.383	.115	2	3
2011	FLO	MLB	NL	298	269	33	62	20	1	5	99	22	22	49	7	6	.230	.296	.368	.138	2	1
2011	JUP	A+	FSL	41	35	4	12	1	0	0	13	2	5	5	1	1	.343	.415	.371	.029	1	0
2011	JAX	AA	SOU	23	19	3	4	1	0	0	5	0	4	1	0	0	.211	.348	.263	.053	0	0
2011	NWO	AAA	PCL	68	53	11	13	4	0	1	20	7	8	5	3	1	.245	.358	.377	.132	3	1
2012	MIA	MLB	NL	105	93	10	13	1	0	1	17	10	9	12	0	2	.140	.212	.183	.043	2	1
2012	NWO	AAA	PCL	368	317	42	90	21	3	7	138	31	46	44	10	2	.284	.375	.435	.151	3	0
2012	AGU	Wnt	DWL	104	89	15	19	5	2	4	40	14	10	26	1	0	.214	.294	.449	.236	2	2
2013	MIA	MLB	NL	214	195	10	50	10	3	1	69	10	17	43	2	0	.256	.318	.354	.097	1	0
2013	NWO	AAA	PCL	14	12	1	6	1	0	1	10	3	2	0	1	1	.500	.571	.833	.333	0	0
2013	JUP	A+	FSL	28	27	1	5	0	1	0	7	2	1	6	0	0	.185	.214	.259	.074	0	0
2014	IOW	AAA	PCL	88	70	9	17	5	0	0	22	6	13	18	6	1	.243	.379	.314	.071	1
2014	CHN	MLB	NL	432	385	50	109	28	5	9	174	41	39	81	7	4	.283	.352	.452	.169	2
2015	CHN	MLB	NL	503	440	64	110	25	6	16	195	41	58	94	11	2	.250	.341	.443	.193	1	1
2016	TEN	AA	SOU	21	16	3	8	4	0	0	12	6	5	1	0	0	.500	.619	.750	.250	0	0
2016	IOW	AAA	PCL	17	17	3	8	3	0	0	11	1	0	2	0	0	.471	.471	.647	.176	0	0
2016	OAK	MLB	AL	172	158	14	23	5	0	5	43	14	13	47	1	1	.146	.215	.272	.127	0	0
2016	CHN	MLB	NL	128	103	21	26	7	2	1	40	16	22	26	1	0	.252	.391	.388	.136	1	0
2017	DUN	A+	FSL	13	12	2	6	3	0	0	9	2	1	0	0	0	.500	.538	.750	.250	0	0
2017	TOR	MLB	AL	88	75	7	15	2	0	1	20	5	9	22	0	0	.200	.299	.267	.067	1	1
2017	BUF	AAA	INT	28	23	2	5	2	0	0	7	4	5	3	0	2	.217	.357	.304	.087	0	0
2018	CUB	Rk	AZL	36	29	7	10	2	1	1	17	4	7	5	1	0	.345	.472	.586	.241	0	0
2018	IOW	AAA	PCL	206	179	28	42	11	1	4	67	15	22	34	1	1	.235	.332	.374	.140	0	1

Plate Discipline

YEAR	Pits	Zone%	Swing%	Contact%	Z-Swing%	O-Swing%	Z-Contact%	O-Contact%	SwStr%	CSAA
2009	2223	0.5196	0.4058	0.8282	0.5558	0.2434	0.8894	0.6769	0.1718	-0.0106
2010	1594	0.5082	0.4235	0.7985	0.5667	0.2755	0.8584	0.6713	0.2015	0.0001
2011	1096	0.5009	0.4443	0.8131	0.6029	0.2852	0.8912	0.6474	0.1869	-0.0034
2012	414	0.5121	0.4058	0.8571	0.5377	0.2673	0.8947	0.7778	0.1429	-0.0013
2013	789	0.4930	0.4221	0.7598	0.5861	0.2625	0.8246	0.6190	0.2402	-0.0044
2014	1657	0.4876	0.4490	0.8065	0.6436	0.2638	0.8808	0.6339	0.1935	-0.0016
2015	1989	0.4927	0.4369	0.8032	0.6418	0.2379	0.8792	0.6042	0.1968	0.0026
2016	1177	0.4452	0.4350	0.7461	0.6221	0.2848	0.8313	0.5968	0.2539	0.0000
2017	354	0.4746	0.4661	0.8000	0.6607	0.2903	0.8919	0.6111	0.2000	0.0000
Career	11293	0.4954	0.4299	0.8018	0.6016	0.2620	0.8718	0.6434	0.1982	-0.0025

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	Reaggravation
2014-08-18	2014-08-19	DTD	1	1	Left	Knee	Soreness		-
2013-06-09	2013-09-01	15-DL	84	73	Right	Low Back	Strain		-	-
2013-06-05	2013-06-08	DTD	3	1	Left	Lower Leg	Strain	Calf	-	-
2012-03-10	2012-03-12	Camp	2	0	-	Low Back	Soreness		-	-
2011-07-29	2011-07-29	On-Alr	0	0	Left	Elbow	Hyperextension		-	-
2011-06-17	2011-08-19	15-DL	63	55	Left	Knee	Inflammation		-
2011-04-28	2011-04-30	DTD	2	1	Right	Shoulder	Soreness		-
2011-03-17	2011-03-25	Camp	8	0	Left	Knee	Soreness		-
2011-03-08	2011-03-10	Camp	2	0	Right	Shoulder	Inflammation	Rotator Cuff Tendinitis	-
2010-07-26	2010-10-04	60-DL	70	64	Left	Knee	Surgery	Meniscus	2010-08-11
2010-07-18	2010-07-21	DTD	3	3		Low Back	Strain		-
2009-09-07	2009-09-08	DTD	1	0		Ankle	Sprain		-
2007-08-23	2007-09-09	Minors	17	0	-	General Medical	Hernia		-	-

Compensation

Year	Team	Salary
2017	TOR	$
2016	OAK	$4,800,000
2015	CHN	$2,505,000
2014	CHN	$
2013	MIA	$503,500
2012	MIA	$500,000
2011	FLO	$490,000
2010	FLO	$475,000

Years	Description	Salary
6 yr	Previous	$9,273,500
6 yr	Total	$9,273,500

Service Time	Agent	Contract Status
6 y 148 d	Boras Corp.	1 year (2017)

Details

1 year (2017). Signed by Philadelphia as a free agent 2/3/17 (minor-league contract). Salary of $3M in majors. May earn additional $1M in performance bonuses. Released by Philadelphia 3/28/17. Signed by Toronto 4/1/17 (minor-league contract). Contract selected by Toronto 4/14/17. DFA, released by Toronto 8/12/17.
1 year/$4.8M (2016). Re-signed by Chicago Cubs 1/16/15 (avoided arbitration). Acquired by Oakland in trade from Chicago Cubs 2/25/16. Acquired by Chicago Cubs in trade from Oakland 6/9/16.
1 year/$2.505M (2015). Re-signed by Chicago Cubs 1/16/15 (avoided arbitration).
1 year (2014). Signed by Chicago Cubs as a free agent 1/14 (minor-league contract). Contract selected by Chicago Cubs 5/3/14.
1 year/$0.5035M (2013). Re-signed by Miami 3/13. Non-tendered by Miami 12/2/13.
1 year/$0.5M (2012). Renewed by Miami 3/2/12.
1 year/$0.49M (2011). Re-signed by Florida 3/11.
1 year/$0.475M (2010). Re-signed by Florida 3/2/10.
1 year (2009). Contract purchased by Florida 5/8/09.
Drafted by Florida 2006 (1s-36) (Mississippi). $0.95M signing bonus.

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	WARP
90^o	380	45	86	19	2	10	42	42	79	3	2	.261	.351	.421	106	17.9	1.9
80^o	361	41	78	17	2	9	39	38	77	3	2	.248	.336	.400	98	12.6	1.3
70^o	348	38	72	16	2	8	36	35	76	3	1	.236	.321	.380	93	9.1	0.9
60^o	336	36	67	15	1	8	34	33	74	3	1	.227	.311	.366	88	6.2	0.6
50^o	325	34	63	14	1	7	32	31	73	2	1	.220	.302	.348	84	3.7	0.4
40^o	314	32	59	13	1	7	30	29	71	2	1	.212	.294	.342	79	1.4	0.1
30^o	302	30	55	12	1	6	28	27	69	2	1	.204	.282	.323	75	-0.9	-0.1
20^o	289	27	51	11	1	6	26	25	67	2	1	.198	.274	.318	69	-3.4	-0.4
10^o	270	24	45	10	1	5	23	22	64	2	1	.186	.260	.298	62	-6.5	-0.7
Weighted Mean	328	34	64	15	1	7	33	32	73	3	1	.221	.305	.352	85	4.5	0.4

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Date	Question	Answer
2016-02-23 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Better 2016 slash line at 500 PA: Coughlin or Soler? (Dan from Boston)	Tom Coughlin is an old football coach. Chris Coghlan is an outfielder who I think has a higher floor than Jorge Soler this season, but who definitely has a much lower ceiling. (Matthew Trueblood)
2015-10-22 14:00:00 (link to chat)	As the Mets end this series, because of their dominant starting pitching, can you please explain how starting pitching is still grossly overrated? Thanks for the chat! Enjoy reading your Twitter trolling. (Jon from NYC)	Let's be clear: the Mets didn't win this series because of their dominant starting pitching. They won by playing a bit better than the Cubs were in all areas throughout the series. The Cubs failed to put together good at-bats at times, missed mistake pitches at others. The Mets' team defense provided excellent support to the Mets' pitchers, especially the starters. More broadly, starting pitching is overrated basically because of what I outline above. Run prevention isn't all about the pitcher, and way too often, the game itself is looked at through the lens of starting pitching when there are two or three other (and often better) ways to explain the same action. It would be silly, for instance, to truly blame the Cubs' starters for the loss of this series. Yes, they made some critical mistakes, most notably the one Hammel made to Lucas Duda last night. The Mets hitters still had to make those mistakes hurt, though, and they couldn't have done much better a job. The pitch Murphy hit out for two runs off Arrieta: there was a ton of narrative around that, "What happened to Arrieta? Is he gassed?" Well, yeah, probably, but that's not why Daniel Murphy took that pitch out. Murphy did that because he just couldn't miss for a week. It wasn't even a bad pitch. Murphy beat Arrieta. Duda beat Hammel. Chris Coghlan also beat Noah Syndergaard in Game 2, only to have Granderson make that great catch. Pitchers aren't nearly the controllers of the action we make them out to be. All that, plus, the more we learn about the game, the more it seems like starters should very often be gone by the sixth or seventh inning, so the role of the role in the modern game is ever-shrinking. (Matthew Trueblood)
2015-10-22 14:00:00 (link to chat)	Seriously though, what is the plan for Schwarber now? (JD from North of Victory)	Schwarber is another interesting element of the Cubs' interesting winter ahead. He's a better defensive left fielder than he appeared to be over the last week. He could stick just fine out there. Obviously, he has more defensive value at catcher, and that would help alleviate the jam the Cubs have out there-not only Jorge Soler and Chris Coghlan, but Billy McKinney could be knocking on the door by midsummer, and depending how the infield shakes out, Kris Bryant might become an outfield refugee. On the other hand, I can't really see Schwarber being more than an average defensive catcher, especially with regard to framing. (He was exactly average in that regard this season.) The Cubs went out of their way to add Miguel Montero and David Ross last winter, in no small part because those guys are exceptional framers. Both guys are under contract for next season and using Schwarber as a catcher crowds that picture, too. They also have Willson Contreras, who broke out as a prospect in 2015, and might well think he's the catcher of the (long-term) future. I think Schwarber breaks camp as the starting left fielder, but that's nowhere near certain yet. (Matthew Trueblood)
2014-11-12 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Is Jacob deGrom the next Chris Coghlan? Meaning he wins the ROY, but then fades away? We have to remember that he didn't become a pitcher until later in his career and also had TJS. (MetsFaithful5 from Syracuse)	Pitchers' growth curves aren't linear, so I'm much more likely to believe he took a real leap forward than I am with a hitter who simply happened to line his "rookie" year up with his physical peak years. (Sam Miller)
2011-06-21 13:00:00 (link to chat)	10 tm NL only, Drop Coghlan for Belt? Is Ike Davis still rosterable in NL only? Thanks (sdoron from Jerusalem, Israel)	Tough question, lots of complicating factors. Brandon Belt is better, but is still probably 3 weeks away from getting back to the bigs, and at that, the Giants weren't committing to him as an everyday player before the injury. Things are crazy in Florida right now, and a lot of Chris Coghlan's value is going to come down to McKeon's opinion of him. He's been bad so far, but he just announced that he was playing through injury, which might make them more willing to give him another chance. There's no right call here unless you can see into the minds of these managers, but I might go with Belt, if forced to pick. Yes. Davis is absolutely still rosterable in NL-only. (Derek Carty)
2010-03-26 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Where is Chris Coghlan going to play most of his games in the Majors? Think he moves to the infield when the Marlins inevitably fall out of the race and deal Dan Uggla? (Trey from San Diego)	While an Uggla deal which restores him to second base is an intriguing and legitimate possibility, nobody loved Coghlan's D at the keystone before, and it's only going to get tougher for him to move back the more time passes. I suspect his long-term future is in the outfield, and hope for his sake he can maintain last year's breakout level. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-12-11 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Although not nearly the defeneder Emilio Bonifacio is at 2B, wouldn't the Marlins be best suited putting Chris Coghlan at 2B should they deal Dan Uggla based on the value of his bat in the infield? (Goose from Chicago)	Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. (Kevin Goldstein)
2009-09-29 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Garrett Jones would easily have 30+ home runs if he had come up with McCutchen. Are either viable ROY candidates in the NL? (WilliamWallace from Pittsburgh)	Jones leads NL rookies in VORP, curiously enough, with McCutchen right behind him. As good as Jones has been, I view him as a journeyman having an unsustainable season, and I wonder if the Writers will see it the same way. I think Chris Coghlan also has to be in the conversation, as well as J.A. Happ and Tommy Hanson. (Steven Goldman)
2009-08-17 14:00:00 (link to chat)	With the sudden emergence of Chris Coghlan, do you think Dan Uggla's days in Miami are numbered? (Gray from Chicago)	In that Uggla is older and more expensive than Coghlan, sure, that's possible. But money aside, let's not let one smokin' hot month from Coghlan confuse which of them is the better player. (Ken Funck)
2009-08-28 13:00:00 (link to chat)	Hi John. Do you hear anything from scouts about Chris Coghlan? Is his future at 2nd base or in the outfield? (jtrichey from Indianapolis)	He's certainly a better defensive second baseman than Dan Uggla, but, long-term, most scouts like him better in the outfield. (John Perrotto)
2008-09-09 13:30:00 (link to chat)	If you were the Marlins, would you field offers for Dan Uggla this offseason and give the 2B job to Chris Coghlan? (Tom from Miami)	I would do half of that. Uggla has peaked, and trading him now would be a good idea. That said, the Marlins are in position to trade offense for defense a bit, and maybe instead of Coghlan, they could look for someone with more glove than bat. (Joe Sheehan)

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