Bob Horner vs Matt Williams

Bob Horner and Matt Williams compared on their MLB careers: Bob Horner played 10 seasons, 1978 to 1988, Matt Williams 17 seasons, 1987 to 2003. Bob Horner has .277 batting average to Matt Williams's .268. Matt Williams won 1 title.

Who has the better career numbers?

Bob Horner and Matt Williams career totals
1,020GP1,866
3,777AB7,000
560R997
1,047H1,878
218HR378
685RBI1,218
14SB53
0.3AVG0.3
0.3OBP0.3
0.5SLG0.5
0.8OPS0.8

How do they compare in the postseason?

Bob Horner and Matt Williams postseason
3GP51
11AB190
0R23
1H47
0HR6
0RBI27
0SB1
0.1AVG0.2
0.1OBP0.3
0.1SLG0.4
0.2OPS0.7

Where each stands all time

Bob Horner and Matt Williams all-time places
Home runs83rd (378)
RBI134th (1,218)

Among the MLB players with a career line on file, regular season, counting stats only — the same lists the records pages run on.

Titles and awards

  • Bob Horner: 0 championships; NL Rookie of the Year
  • Matt Williams: 1 championship; NL Silver Slugger ×3, NL Gold Glove ×3, AL Silver Slugger, AL Gold Glove

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

Bob Horner and Matt Williams season by season
AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.
1st1978.26623631987.188821
2nd1979.31433981988.205819
3rd1980.26835891989.2021850
4th1981.27715421990.27733122
5th1982.26132971991.2683498
6th1983.30320681992.2272066
7th1984.2743191993.29438110
8th1985.26727891994.2674396
9th1986.27327871995.3362365
10th1988.2573331996.3022285
11th1997.26332105
12th1998.2672071
13th1999.30335142
14th2000.2751247
15th2001.2751665
16th2002.2601240
17th2003.246416

What the columns mean: AVG · HR · RBI