2020 Eligibles
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Bobby Abreu
Two-time All-Star played 18 seasons with Astros, Phillies, Yankees, Angels, Dodgers and Mets...Batted .291 with .395 on-base percentage, scoring 1,453 runs while driving in 1,363, including eight seasons with at least 100 RBI...Stole 400 bases and recorded 574 doubles...Won 2004 Silver Slugger Award and 2005 Gold Glove Award in right field.
Josh Beckett
Three-time All-Star and 2003 World Series MVP pitched 14 seasons for Marlins, Red Sox and Dodgers...Won 138 games, including 20 with '07 Red Sox when he was the runner-up in the AL Cy Young Award voting...Pitched Marlins to '03 World Series title by spinning complete game five-hitter in Game 6...Was 7-3 with 3.07 ERA in 14 postseason appearances, including winning MVP honors in '07 ALCS.
Eric Chavez
Six-time Gold Glove Award winner at third base during a 17-year career with Athletics, Yankees and Diamondbacks...Topped the 20-home run mark seven times en route to 260 career homers...Finished with at least 100 RBI in four seasons and won 2002 Silver Slugger Award.
Adam Dunn
Two-time All-Star and owner of 462 career home runs played 14 seasons for Reds, Diamondbacks, Nationals, White Sox and Athletics...Reached the 40-homer plateau in six seasons, including five straight (2004-08) and totaled at least 100 RBI in six seasons...Led his league in walks twice and drew at least 100 walks in eight seasons en route to .364 career on-base percentage...Homered once every 14.9 at-bats during his big league career.
Rafael Furcal
Three-time All-Star shortstop and 2000 National League Rookie of the Year Award winner played 14 seasons for Braves, Dodgers, Cardinals and Marlins...Compiled .281 career batting average with 1,817 hits, 311 doubles and 314 stolen bases...Appeared in postseason in nine seasons and was starting shortstop on Cardinals' 2011 World Series championship team...Led NL shortstops in putouts twice (2005-06) and assists twice (2003, 2006).
Jason Giambi
Five-time All-Star and 2000 American League Most Valuable Player Award winner played 20 seasons for Athletics, Yankees, Rockies and Indians...Topped 40-home run mark in three seasons en route to 440 career homers, totaling 2,010 hits and 1,441 RBI...Two-time Silver Slugger Award winner at first base posted seven 100-RBI seasons and led the league in walks four times while fashioning a .399 career on-base percentage...Won 2000 Hutch Award.
Derek Jeter
Five-time World Series champion and 14-time All-Star...Played 20 seasons, all with Yankees...Recorded 3,465 hits and scored 1,923 runs...Yankee captain batted .310 during his career...In 158 career postseason games, hit .308 with 111 runs scored, 20 home runs and 61 RBI...Won 1996 American League Rookie of the Year Award...Never played a position in the field other than shortstop.
Paul Konerko
Six-time All-Star first baseman played 18 season for Dodgers, Reds and White Sox...Hit .279 while recording 2,340 hits, including 439 home runs...Reached 40-homer mark twice and 100-RBI mark six times en route to 1,412 career RBI...Totaled five home runs in 2005 postseason, winning ALCS Most Valuable Player Award en route to leading the White Sox to their first World Series title in 88 years.
Cliff Lee
2008 AL Cy Young Award winner pitched 13 seasons for Indians, Phillies, Mariners and Rangers…Four time All-Star led league in winning percentage twice (2005, 2008), shutouts twice (2008, 2011), ERA once (2008) and strikeout-to-walk ratio three times (2010, 2012-13)…In 11 Postseason starts, was 7-3 with a 2.52 ERA, striking out 89 batters in 82.0 innings.
Alfonso Soriano
Seven-time All-Star played 16 seasons for Yankees, Rangers, Nationals and Cubs...Totaled 2,095 hits and 412 home runs, batting .270 while posting a slugging percentage of .500...Stole 289 bases...Joined 40-40 club with 46 home runs and 41 steals in 2006 with Nationals...Won three Silver Slugger Awards at second base (2002, 2004-05) and one in outfield (2006).
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Mark Buehrle
Five-time All-Star who worked at least 200 innings in 14 straight years, setting an American League record...Pitched 16 seasons for White Sox, Marlins and Blue Jays...Won four Gold Glove Awards...Posted record of 214-160 with 3.81 ERA...Pitched White Sox to 2005 World Series title as staff ace.
A.J. Burnett
He was named to his first All-Star Game in his final season in 2015, capping a career where he twice led his league in strikeouts per nine innings and finished with 2,513 Ks total...Posted 164-157 career record with 3.99 ERA, helping the Yankees win the 2009 World Series title...Pitched 17 seasons for Marlins, Blue Jays, Yankees, Pirates and Phillies.
Michael Cuddyer
Two-time All-Star outfielder played 15 seasons for Twins, Rockies and Mets…2013 NL batting champion and NL Silver Slugger Award winner…Reached 20-home run plateau in four seasons (2006, 2009, 2011, 2013)…Hit .306 in 28 career Postseason games.
Dan Haren
Three-time All-Star pitched 13 seasons for Cardinals, Athletics, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Nationals, Marlins and Cubs…Led league in games started three times and strikeouts per walk ratio three times en route to 153-131 record with a 3.75 ERA…Finished in Top 7 of Cy Young Award voting twice.
Tim Hudson
Four-time All-Star pitched 17 seasons with the Athletics, Braves and Giants…Finished in Top 5 of Cy Young Award vote three times, including a second-place finish in 2000 when he won 20 games…Finished with career record of 222-133, good for a winning percentage of .625 – one of only 16 pitchers in history to reach that combination…Member of 2014 World Champion Giants.
Torii Hunter
Nine-time Gold Glove Award-winning center fielder and five-time All-Star played 19 seasons for Twins, Angels and Tigers…Totaled 2,452 hits, 353 home runs, 195 stolen bases and a .277 batting average…Two-time Silver Slugger Award winner who topped the 20-home run mark in 11 seasons…Only three center fielders – Willie Mays (12), Ken Griffey Jr. (10) and Andruw Jones (10) – have won more Gold Glove Awards.
Adam LaRoche
Slugging first baseman played 12 seasons for Braves, Pirates, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Nationals and White Sox…Reached 20-homer mark in nine seasons and twice drove in 100 runs (2010, 2012)…Won NL Gold Glove Award and Silver Slugger Award in 2012 when he finished sixth in NL MVP voting.
Aramis Ramírez
Three-time All-Star third baseman played 18 seasons for Pirates, Cubs and Brewers...Topped 100-RBI mark in seven seasons and finished career with 386 home runs, seventh all time among players who played at least half their games at third base...Only five third baseman have more career RBI than Ramirez's 1,417...Led NL third baseman in assists twice (2001, 2003) and fielding percentage twice (2006, 2012).
Alex Ríos
Two-time All-Star outfielder played 12 seasons for the Blue Jays, White Sox, Rangers and Royals…Totaled 1,778 career hits and posted two seasons with 20 homers and 20 stolen bases (2010, 2012)…Member of Royals 2015 World Series championship team.
Nick Swisher
2010 AL All-Star played 12 seasons with Athletics, White Sox, Yankees, Indians and Braves…Nine straight seasons with 20-plus home runs (2005-13), topping 80-RBI mark five times (2006, 2009-12)…Member of 2009 Yankees World Series championship team.
Dan Uggla
Three-time All-Star second baseman played 10 seasons for Marlins, Braves, Giants and Nationals…Reached the 30-homer mark in five seasons (2007-11) and drove in at least 80 runs in six seasons (2006-11)…Won NL Silver Slugger Award in 2010.
Shane Victorino
Two-time All-Star played 12 seasons for Padres, Phillies, Dodgers, Red Sox and Angels, winning four Gold Glove Awards for his play in the outfield...Led NL in triples two times (2009, 2011) and topped the 30-steal mark four times (2007-08, 2010, 2012)...Starting outfielder on 2008 Phillies and 2013 Red Sox World Championship teams.
Barry Zito
Three-time All-Star and 2002 American League Cy Young Award winner pitched 15 seasons for Athletics and Giants…Led league in games started four times while compiling 165-143 record and 4.04 ERA…Member of 2010 and 2012 Giants World Series champions…Pitched 7.2 innings of shutout ball in Game 5 of 2012 NLCS to begin Giants’ rally from 3-games-to-1 deficit against Cardinals.
2022 Eligibles
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Carl Crawford
Four-time All-Star and four-time American League stolen base champion played 15 seasons for the Rays, Red Sox and Dodgers…Batted .300-or-better six times and led his league in triples four times…Won Gold Glove Award and Silver Slugger Award as outfielder in 2010…Named 2009 All-Star Game Most Valuable Player…Totaled 1,931 hits, 480 stolen bases and a .290 batting average.
Prince Fielder
Six-time All-Star first baseman played 12 seasons for Brewers, Tigers and Rangers…Became youngest player to hit 50 homers in one season in 2007 at the age of 23…Finished in Top 4 of NL MVP voting three times (2007, 2009, 2011) and won three Silver Slugger Awards before a back injury forced his retirement at the age of 32…Drove in 100-or-more runs six times…Named 2011 All-Star Game MVP and the 2015 AL Comeback Player of the Year…Appeared in 157-or-more games in nine seasons, including a league-best 162 games four times.
Ryan Howard
The 2005 National League Rookie of the Year and 2006 NL MVP played 13 seasons, all with the Phillies…Three-time All-Star first baseman who finished in the top 10 of the NL MVP voting six times, including four times in the top 5…Led league in home runs twice and RBI three times, becoming one of only 12 players in history with at least three 140-RBI seasons…Finished career with 382 home runs, 1,194 RBI and a .515 slugging percentage…Won 2009 NLCS MVP Award and helped Phillies win 2008 World Series title.
Joe Nathan
Six-time All-Star who pitched 16 seasons for Giants, Twins, Rangers, Tigers and Cubs…Finished in top 5 of his league’s Cy Young Award voting twice…Topped 30-save mark in nine seasons, including four seasons with 40-or-more…Posted ERAs of less than 2.00 in five full seasons…Won 2009 American League Rolaids Relief Award…Totaled 64-34 record with 377 saves and a 2.87 ERA…Retired in eighth place on all-time saves list.
David Ortíz
Ten-time All-Star played 20 seasons for Twins and Red Sox, placing in Top 4 of AL MVP voting four times (2004-07) and winning seven Silver Slugger Awards as designated hitter…Led AL in RBI three times (2005-06, 2016) en route to 1,768 for his career…Totaled 541 home runs (17th at the time of his retirement) and 632 doubles (10th at the time of his retirement)…2004 ALCS MVP and 2013 World Series MVP hit .289 in 85 career Postseason games with 17 homers and 61 RBI, helping Red Sox win three World Series titles.
Jonathan Papelbon
Six-time All-Star who pitched 12 seasons for Red Sox, Phillies and Nationals…Saved 30-or-more games in 10 seasons, striking out at least 10.0 batters per nine innings in six seasons…Closer for 2007 Red Sox team that won the World Series title…In seven postseason series, posted 2-1 record with seven saves and 1.00 ERA in 18 games, allowing no earned runs in 10 games in the ALCS and World Series combined…Finished career with record of 41-36 with 368 saves and 2.44 ERA…Save total ranked ninth all-time at the time of his retirement.
Jake Peavy
Three-time All-Star and 2007 National League Cy Young Award winner pitched 15 seasons for the Padres, White Sox, Red Sox and Giants…Led his league in strikeouts twice, ERA twice and victories once…Took home NL pitching Triple Crown in 2007 by leading league in wins, ERA and strikeouts…Won Gold Glove Award in 2012…Posted 152-126 career record with 3.63 ERA and 2,207 strikeouts…Member of 2013 Red Sox and 2014 Giants World Series title teams.
A.J. Pierzynski
Two-time All-Star played 19 seasons with Twins, Giants, White Sox, Rangers, Red Sox, Cardinals and Braves…One of only nine players in history who spent at least 50 percent of his games as a catcher who totaled at least 2,000 hits…Hit .292 with five homers and 18 RBI in 32 postseason games, helping White Sox to win 2005 World Series title…Finished with .280 career batting average, 188 home runs and 2,043 hits.
Jimmy Rollins
Four-time Gold Glove Award winner at shortstop played 17 seasons for Phillies, Dodgers and White Sox…Won 2007 National League Most Valuable Player Award while also capturing Silver Slugger Award that season, a year in which he became the third shortstop to join the 30 home run/30 stolen base club…Three-time All-Star who led the NL in triples four times…2014 Roberto Clemente Award winner finished his career with 2,455 hits, 511 doubles and 470 stolenAlex Rodríguez bases…Helped Phillies win 2008 World Series title.
Three-time American League MVP (2003, 2005, 2007) and 14-time All-Star played 22 seasons for Mariners, Rangers and Yankees…Ten-time Silver Slugger Award winner at shortstop and third base…Led AL in runs scored five times (1996, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007), home runs five times (2001-03, 2005, 2007), slugging percentage four times (2003, 2005, 2007-08) and RBI twice (2002, 2007)…Totaled 696 home runs (fourth at the time of his retirement) and 2,086 RBI (third at the time of his retirement)…Led Yankees to 2009 World Series title.
Mark Teixeira
Three-time All-Star first baseman played 14 seasons for Rangers, Braves, Angels and Yankees…Five-time Gold Glove Award winner reached the 30-home run mark nine times en route to 409 for his career…Won three Silver Slugger Awards at first base…Led AL in home runs (39), RBI (122) and total bases (344) in 2009 while helping Yankees win World Series title.
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Carlos Beltrán
Nine-time All-Star and 1999 American League Rookie of the Year played 20 big league seasons for the Royals, Astros, Mets, Giants, Cardinals, Yankees and Rangers…Three-time Gold Glove Award winner in center field and a two-time Silver Slugger Award winner…Drove in 100-or-more runs in eight seasons and topped the 20-home run mark 12 times…Career stolen base success rate of 86.4 percent is higest of any player in history with at least 300 steals…Had two postseason series in 2004 (NLDS and NLCS) with four home runs and hit .307 with 16 home runs in 65 career postseason games…Member of 2017 Astros World Series title team.
Andre Ethier
Played 12 seasons, all with the Dodgers...Two-time All-Star outfielder and 2011 Gold Glove Award winner...Won a Silver Slugger Award in 2009...Reached the 20-homer mark in four seasons...Appeared in 14 Postseason series over eight years with the Dodgers, and was member of Dodgers 2017 National League championship team.
John Lackey
Pitched 15 seasons for Angels, Red Sox, Cardinals and Cubs, topping 200-inning mark six times...2007 All-Star finished third in American League Cy Young Award voting that season after leading the league with 3.01 ERA en route to 19-9 record...Totaled 188 wins and 2,294 strikeouts...Member of starting rotations of World Series winners with Angels in 2002, Red Sox in 2013 and Cubs in 2016.
Jhonny Peralta
Three-time All-Star played 15 seasons for Indians, Tigers and Cardinals...Topped 20-home run mark five times, totaling at least 70 RBI in eight seasons...Finished with 202 home runs and 873 RBI...Starting shortstop for 2012 Tigers American League championship team.
Francisco Rodríguez
Six-time All-Star pitched 16 seasons for Angels, Mets, Brewers, Orioles and Tigers...Set single-season saves record with 62 in 2008 and finished with 437 saves, fourth-best all-time...Won five games during 2002 postseason as set-up man to help Angels win World Series...In 948 games, posted 2.86 ERA with 1,142 strikeouts.
Huston Street
The 2005 American League Rookie of the Year pitched 13 seasons for Athletics, Rockies, Padres and Angels...Two-time All-Star reached 30-save mark in five seasons...Finished career with 324 saves, 42 wins and 2.95 ERA over 668 appearances.
Jered Weaver
Three-time All-Star pitched 12 seasons for Angels and Padres, finishing in Top 5 of American League Cy Young Award voting each season from 2010-12...Led AL in victories with 20 in 2012 and 18 in 2014...Finished career with record of 150-98 with 3.63 ERA.
Jayson Werth
Played 15 seasons for the Blue Jays, Dodgers, Phillies and Nationals, earning All-Star Game berth in 2009…Reached 20-homer mark in six seasons and led National League with 46 doubles in 2010…Had two seasons with 20 homers and 20 steals…Hit .444 to power Phillies past Tampa Bay in 2008 World Series.
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Adrián Beltré
Four-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove Award third baseman played 21 seasons for Dodgers, Mariners, Red Sox and Rangers...Totaled 636 doubles, 477 home runs and 1,707 RBI...Among players who appeared in at least 50 percent of their games at third base, is only player in big league history with at least 3,000 hits and 450 home runs...Played 2,759 games at third base, second on the all-time list.
Victor Martinez
Five-time All-Star played 16 seasons as a catcher and designated hitter with Indians, Red Sox and Tigers...Two-time Silver Slugger Award winner, once at catcher and once at DH...Reached the 100-RBI mark five times and the 20-home run mark seven times, hitting better than .300 in eight full seasons...Finished career with 2,153 hits, 246 home runs and a .295 batting average.
Joe Mauer
Six-time All-Star, five-time Silver Slugger Award winner at catcher and three-time Gold Glove Award winner played all 15 of his big league seasons with the Twins...Won American League batting title in 2006, 2008 and 2009, becoming the only catcher to win three batting titles...Named 2009 AL Most Valuable Player and finished in Top 10 of AL MVP voting in three other seasons...Topped the .400 mark in on-base percentage of six of his seasons as a catcher, a total exceeded by only four other catchers, none of whom started their careers after 1930...Spent last five of his 15 years in the big leagues primarily at first base.
Chase Utley
Six-time All-Star and four-time Silver Slugger Award winner at second base played 16 seasons for Phillies and Dodgers...Topped the 100-RBI mark four times and reached the 30-home run mark three times...Teams qualified for postseason in eight of his 16 seasons, including five straight with the Phillies from 2007-11...Helped lead Phillies to 2008 World Series title and hit a record-tying five home runs in 2009 World Series.
David Wright
Seven-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove Award winner at third base played each of his 14 big league seasons for the Mets...Drove in 100-or-more runs five times, topped the .300 mark in batting average in seven seasons and hit 20-plus home runs six times...Finished in Top 10 of NL MVP voting four times...Finished career with 242 home runs, 196 stolen bases and .296 batting average.
Brad Ziegler
Pitched 11 seasons for Athletics, Diamondbacks, Red Sox and Marlins...In 739 appearances - all as a reliever - won 37 games and saved 105 more while posting a 2.75 earned-run average...In 2008, set record by pitching 39.1 scoreless innings to start career.
