Juan Samuel

Second base 1983–1998 3× All-Star

1,578H

161HR

.259AVG

703RBI

.735OPS

Juan Samuel, born in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, played 16 seasons (1983–1998) primarily as a second baseman, mostly with the Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Dodgers, Kansas City Royals. He collected 1,578 hits and 161 home runs with a .259 batting average. He was selected to 3 All-Star games.

Born: December 9, 1960 · San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic · 109 major leaguers from San Pedro de Macorís
Bats / Throws: R / R
Teams: Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Dodgers, Kansas City Royals, Toronto Blue Jays, Detroit Tigers, New York Mets, Cincinnati Reds

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
1983	Philadelphia Phillies	18	65	14	18	1	2	2	5	3	4	16	.277
1984	Philadelphia Phillies	160	701	105	191	36	19	15	69	72	28	168	.272
1985	Philadelphia Phillies	161	663	101	175	31	13	19	74	53	33	141	.264
1986	Philadelphia Phillies	145	591	90	157	36	12	16	78	42	26	142	.266
1987	Philadelphia Phillies	160	655	113	178	37	15	28	100	35	60	162	.272
1988	Philadelphia Phillies	157	629	68	153	32	9	12	67	33	39	151	.243
1989	Philadelphia Phillies / New York Mets	137	532	69	125	16	2	11	48	42	42	120	.235
1990	Los Angeles Dodgers	143	492	62	119	24	3	13	52	38	51	126	.242
1991	Los Angeles Dodgers	153	594	74	161	22	6	12	58	23	49	133	.271
1992	Los Angeles Dodgers / Kansas City Royals	76	224	22	61	8	4	0	23	8	14	49	.272
1993	Cincinnati Reds	103	261	31	60	10	4	4	26	9	23	53	.230
1994	Detroit Tigers	59	136	32	42	9	5	5	21	5	10	26	.309
1995	Detroit Tigers / Kansas City Royals	91	205	31	54	10	1	12	39	6	29	49	.263
1996	Toronto Blue Jays	69	188	34	48	8	3	8	26	9	15	65	.255
1997	Toronto Blue Jays	45	95	13	27	5	4	3	15	5	10	28	.284
1998	Toronto Blue Jays	43	50	14	9	2	0	1	2	13	7	13	.180
Career		1,720	6,081	873	1,578	287	102	161	703	396	440	1,442	.259

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