Joe Morgan vs Tim Raines Sr.

Joe Morgan Tim Raines Sr.

Joe Morgan and Tim Raines Sr. compared on their MLB careers: Joe Morgan played 22 seasons, 1963 to 1984, Tim Raines Sr. 23 seasons, 1979 to 2002. Joe Morgan has .271 batting average to Tim Raines Sr.'s .294. Joe Morgan won 2 titles, Tim Raines Sr. won 2 titles.

Who has the better career numbers?

Joe Morgan and Tim Raines Sr. career totals

2,649	GP	2,502
9,277	AB	8,872
1,650	R	1,571
2,517	H	2,605
268	HR	170
1,133	RBI	980
689	SB	808
0.3	AVG	0.3
0.4	OBP	0.4
0.4	SLG	0.4
0.8	OPS	0.8

How do they compare in the postseason?

Joe Morgan and Tim Raines Sr. postseason

50	GP	34
181	AB	126
26	R	18
33	H	34
5	HR	1
13	RBI	6
15	SB	3
0.2	AVG	0.3
0.3	OBP	0.3
0.3	SLG	0.3
0.7	OPS	0.7

Where each stands all time

Joe Morgan and Tim Raines Sr. all-time places

223rd (268)	Home runs	—
98th (2,517)	Hits	80th (2,605)
183rd (1,133)	RBI	283rd (980)
11th (689)	Stolen bases	5th (808)

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

Joe Morgan: 2 championships; NL Gold Glove ×5, NL MVP ×2, NL Silver Slugger
Tim Raines Sr.: 2 championships; none on file

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.

Joe Morgan and Tim Raines Sr. season by season

1st	1963	.240	0	3	1979	.000	0	0
2nd	1964	.189	0	0	1980	.050	0	0
3rd	1965	.271	14	40	1981	.304	5	37
4th	1966	.285	5	42	1982	.277	4	43
5th	1967	.275	6	42	1983	.298	11	71
6th	1968	.250	0	0	1984	.309	8	60
7th	1969	.236	15	43	1985	.320	11	41
8th	1970	.268	8	52	1986	.334	9	62
9th	1971	.256	13	56	1987	.330	18	68
10th	1972	.292	16	73	1988	.270	12	48
11th	1973	.290	26	82	1989	.286	9	60
12th	1974	.293	22	67	1990	.287	9	62
13th	1975	.327	17	94	1991	.268	5	50
14th	1976	.320	27	111	1992	.294	7	54
15th	1977	.288	22	78	1993	.306	16	54
16th	1978	.236	13	75	1994	.266	10	52
17th	1979	.250	9	32	1995	.285	12	67
18th	1980	.243	11	49	1996	.284	9	33
19th	1981	.240	8	31	1997	.321	4	38
20th	1982	.289	14	61	1998	.290	5	47
21st	1983	.230	16	59	1999	.215	4	17
22nd	1984	.244	6	43	2001	.303	1	9
23rd	—	—	—	—	2002	.191	1	7

What the columns mean: AVG · HR · RBI


50	GP	34
181	AB	126
26	R	18
33	H	34
5	HR	1
13	RBI	6
15	SB	3
0.2	AVG	0.3
0.3	OBP	0.3
0.3	SLG	0.3
0.7	OPS	0.7


50	GP	34
181	AB	126
26	R	18
33	H	34
5	HR	1
13	RBI	6
15	SB	3
0.2	AVG	0.3
0.3	OBP	0.3
0.3	SLG	0.3
0.7	OPS	0.7


50	GP	34
181	AB	126
26	R	18
33	H	34
5	HR	1
13	RBI	6
15	SB	3
0.2	AVG	0.3
0.3	OBP	0.3
0.3	SLG	0.3
0.7	OPS	0.7