Vladimir Guerrero

Outfield 1996–2011 Hall of Fame 2018 9× All-Star

2,590H

449HR

.318AVG

1,496RBI

.932OPS

Vladimir Guerrero, born in Nizao, Dominican Republic, played 16 seasons (1996–2011) primarily as an outfielder, mostly with the Montreal Expos, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Anaheim Angels. He collected 2,590 hits and 449 home runs with a .318 batting average, ranking 4th in hits among Dominican-born players. He was selected to 9 All-Star games. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018.

Born: February 9, 1975 · Nizao, Dominican Republic · 9 major leaguers from Nizao
Bats / Throws: R / R
Teams: Montreal Expos, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Anaheim Angels, Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
1996	Montreal Expos	9	27	2	5	0	0	1	1	0	0	3	.185
1997	Montreal Expos	90	325	44	98	22	2	11	40	3	19	39	.302
1998	Montreal Expos	159	623	108	202	37	7	38	109	11	42	95	.324
1999	Montreal Expos	160	610	102	193	37	5	42	131	14	55	62	.316
2000	Montreal Expos	154	571	101	197	28	11	44	123	9	58	74	.345
2001	Montreal Expos	159	599	107	184	45	4	34	108	37	60	88	.307
2002	Montreal Expos	161	614	106	206	37	2	39	111	40	84	70	.336
2003	Montreal Expos	112	394	71	130	20	3	25	79	9	63	53	.330
2004	Anaheim Angels	156	612	124	206	39	2	39	126	15	52	74	.337
2005	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	141	520	95	165	29	2	32	108	13	61	48	.317
2006	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	156	607	92	200	34	1	33	116	15	50	68	.329
2007	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	150	574	89	186	45	1	27	125	2	71	62	.324
2008	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	143	541	85	164	31	3	27	91	5	51	77	.303
2009	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	100	383	59	113	16	1	15	50	2	19	56	.295
2010	Texas Rangers	152	593	83	178	27	1	29	115	4	35	60	.300
2011	Baltimore Orioles	145	562	60	163	30	1	13	63	2	17	56	.290
Career		2,147	8,155	1,328	2,590	477	46	449	1,496	181	737	985	.318

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Manny Ramírez1993–2011 · 2,574 H, 555 HR Sammy Sosa1989–2007 · 2,408 H, 609 HR Alfonso Soriano1999–2014 · 2,095 H, 412 HR Melky Cabrera2005–2019 · 1,962 H, 144 HR Jose Guillen1997–2010 · 1,591 H, 214 HR Raul Mondesi1993–2005 · 1,589 H, 271 HR