Don Slaught stats

Standard

Ranked among MLB players who qualify (AB, R, H, HR, RBI, SB: 40+ games; AVG: 300+ AB) that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.

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Standard by season

Season↓	Team↓	GP↓iGP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.	AB↓iAB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.	R↓iR: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	SB↓iSB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
1982	KC	43	115	14	32	3	8	0	.278
1983	KC	83	276	21	86	0	28	3	.312
1984	KC	124	409	48	108	4	42	0	.264
1985	TEX	102	343	34	96	8	35	5	.280
1986	TEX	95	314	39	83	13	46	3	.264
1987	TEX	95	237	25	53	8	16	0	.224
1988	NYY	97	322	33	91	9	43	1	.283
1989	NYY	117	350	34	88	5	38	1	.251
1990	PIT	84	230	27	69	4	29	0	.300
1991	PIT	77	220	19	65	1	29	1	.295
1992	PIT	87	255	26	88	4	37	2	.345
1993	PIT	116	377	34	113	10	55	2	.300
1994	PIT	76	240	21	69	2	21	0	.288
1995	PIT	35	112	13	34	0	13	0	.304
1996	LAA/CHW	76	243	25	76	6	36	0	.313
1997	SD	20	20	2	0	0	0	0	.000

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG

Expanded

Ranked among MLB players who qualify (PA: 100+ AB; TB, XBH, HBP, IBB: 300+ AB; P/PA: 300+ PA) that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.

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Expanded by season

Season↓	Team↓	PA↓iPA: Plate appearances — every trip to the plate, walks and sacrifices included.	TB↓iTB: Total bases — one for a single, four for a home run.	XBH↓iXBH: Extra-base hits: doubles, triples and home runs.	HBP↓iHBP: Times the batter was hit by a pitch and took first base.	IBB↓iIBB: Walks the other team issued on purpose.	GIDP↓iGIDP: Times the batter grounded into a double play — lower is better.	P/PA↓iP/PA: Pitches the batter saw per trip to the plate. Above 4.0 is a patient hitter.
1982	KC	126	47	9	0	0	3	0
1983	KC	290	107	17	0	0	8	0
1984	KC	447	155	35	2	4	8	0
1985	TEX	370	145	29	6	1	8	0
1986	TEX	341	141	31	5	0	8	0
1987	TEX	266	96	25	1	3	7	0
1988	NYY	358	145	35	3	3	10	0
1989	NYY	392	130	29	5	3	9	0
1990	PIT	267	105	25	3	2	2	0
1991	PIT	250	87	19	3	1	6	0
1992	PIT	285	123	24	2	5	6	0
1993	PIT	420	166	31	6	2	13	0
1994	PIT	279	82	9	3	2	5	0
1995	PIT	123	40	6	1	2	5	0
1996	LAA/CHW	263	104	16	2	0	16	0
1997	SD	26	0	0	0	0	1	0

What the columns mean: PA · TB · XBH · HBP · IBB · GIDP · P/PA

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Advanced by season

Season↓	Team↓	WAR↓iWAR: Wins above replacement — wins the player added over a freely available fill-in.	RC↓iRC: Runs created — an estimate of how many runs the batter's hitting produced.	RC/27↓iRC/27: Runs a lineup of this batter would score in a full game of 27 outs.	ISOP↓iISOP: Isolated power: slugging minus batting average, so only extra bases count.	SECA↓iSECA: Secondary average: bases from walks, steals and extra-base hits, per at-bat.	BB/K↓iBB/K: Walks for every strikeout, a measure of plate discipline.	AB/HR↓iAB/HR: At-bats per home run — lower means more power.	GO/FO↓iGO/FO: Ground-ball outs for every fly-ball out.
1982	KC	0.6	15.1	4.6	.130	0.2	0.8	38.3	0
1983	KC	1.1	34.1	4.6	.076	0.1	0.4	0	0
1984	KC	1.1	45.7	3.8	.115	0.2	0.4	102.3	0
1985	TEX	1.8	45.9	4.8	.143	0.2	0.5	42.9	0
1986	TEX	0.1	41.8	4.6	.185	0.2	0.3	24.2	0
1987	TEX	-0.2	26.5	3.6	.181	0.3	0.5	29.6	0
1988	NYY	1.6	47	5.1	.168	0.2	0.4	35.8	0
1989	NYY	1.6	40.8	3.9	.120	0.2	0.5	70	0
1990	PIT	2.2	40.8	6.4	.157	0.3	1	57.5	0
1991	PIT	2.2	31.8	5.1	.100	0.2	0.7	220	0
1992	PIT	2.5	45.5	6.6	.137	0.2	0.7	63.8	0
1993	PIT	1.8	56.7	5.4	.141	0.2	0.5	37.7	0
1994	PIT	0.7	33.9	5.1	.054	0.2	1.1	120	0
1995	PIT	0.1	13.6	4.4	.054	0.1	1.1	0	0
1996	LAA/CHW	0.6	32.1	4.7	.115	0.2	0.7	40.5	0
1997	SD	-0.4	-0.8	-1	.000	0.3	1.3	0	0

What the columns mean: WAR · RC · RC/27 · ISOP · SECA · BB/K · AB/HR