Ray Mueller stats

Last played for the Atlanta Braves, 1951

Debut: 1935

Debut: 1935

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Career regular season

GP: 985
AB: 2,911
R: 281
H: 733
HR: 56
RBI: 373
SB: 14
AVG: .252

Standard by season

1935	ATL	42	97	10	22	3	11	0	.227
1936	ATL	24	71	5	14	0	5	0	.197
1937	ATL	64	187	21	47	2	26	1	.251
1938	ATL	83	274	23	65	4	35	3	.237
1939	PIT	86	180	14	42	2	18	0	.233
1940	PIT	4	3	1	1	0	1	0	.333
1943	CIN	141	427	50	111	8	52	1	.260
1944	CIN	155	555	54	159	10	73	4	.286
1946	CIN	114	378	35	96	8	48	0	.254
1947	CIN	71	192	17	48	6	33	1	.250
1948	CIN	14	34	2	7	0	2	0	.206
1949	CIN/SF	88	276	24	67	6	36	2	.243
1950	SF/PIT	71	167	17	43	6	24	2	.257
1951	ATL	28	70	8	11	1	9	0	.157

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

Career regular season

PA: 3,238
TB: 1,070
XBH: 202
HBP: 13
IBB: 0
GIDP: 0
P/PA: 0.00

Expanded by season

1935	ATL	101	36	8	0
1936	ATL	77	18	4	0
1937	ATL	210	66	13	0
1938	ATL	296	97	18	1
1939	PIT	204	58	11	0
1940	PIT	5	1	0	0
1943	CIN	496	162	31	1
1944	CIN	618	221	38	4
1946	CIN	419	146	30	3
1947	CIN	211	77	17	1
1948	CIN	38	8	1	0
1949	CIN/SF	303	95	14	2
1950	SF/PIT	181	69	14	1
1951	ATL	79	16	3	0

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

Career regular season

WAR: 10.3
RC: 360.7
RC/27: 4.30
ISOP: .116
SECA: .206
BB/K: 0.78
AB/HR: 52.0
GO/FO: 0.00

Advanced by season

1935	ATL	0.1	9.1	3.2	.144	0.2	0.3	32.3
1936	ATL	-0.3	4.3	2	.056	0.1	0.3	0
1937	ATL	0.7	22.6	4.2	.102	0.2	0.5	93.5
1938	ATL	0.5	29	3.7	.117	0.2	0.6	68.5
1939	PIT	-0.2	18	3.3	.089	0.2	0.6	90
1940	PIT	0.1	1	13.6	.000	0.7	0	0
1943	CIN	3.1	62	5.1	.119	0.3	1.3	53.4
1944	CIN	3.6	83.6	5.6	.112	0.2	1.1	55.5
1946	CIN	2.2	47.7	4.4	.132	0.2	0.7	47.3
1947	CIN	0.6	25.4	4.7	.151	0.2	0.6	32
1948	CIN	-0.1	2.5	2.5	.029	0.1	1.3	0
1949	CIN/SF	0.1	29.9	3.7	.101	0.2	0.7	46
1950	SF/PIT	0.2	22.5	4.8	.156	0.2	0.7	27.8
1951	ATL	-0.3	3.5	1.6	.071	0.2	0.6	70

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

What were Ray Mueller's career stats?

Ray Mueller played 14 seasons for the Braves, the Pirates and the Reds. He was a career .252 hitter with 733 hits, 56 home runs and 373 RBI. His best season was 1940: a .333 batting average, 0 home runs and 1 RBI.