DBL Hall of Fame

Alan Trammell

SS

Cincinnati Reds • 1977–1994 • B: R / T: R

Trammell, who is a six-time Gold Glove winner, was a true force of the game. Through 18 seasons in DBL, he established himself as one of the top players of his generation. He compiled a 2845 hits, 254 home runs, and a lifetime .274 batting average.

0.274

AVG

254

HR

1,423

RBI

2,845

H

0.756

OPS

10,376 AB •1,379 R •517 2B •108 3B •146 SB

Career Path

Cincinnati Reds (1977–1989) Baltimore Orioles (1990–1994)

Bob Horner

1B

Kansas City Royals • 1978–1993 • B: R / T: R

Horner, who won the MVP in 1990, was a true force on the game. Through 16 seasons in DBL, he established himself as one of the top players of his generation. He compiled 1470 hits, 659 home runs, and a lifetime .262 batting average.

0.262

AVG

659

HR

1,820

RBI

2,470

H

0.824

OPS

9,442 AB •1,405 R •266 2B •19 3B •1 SB

Career Path

Kansas City Royals (1978–1986) San Francisco Giants (1987–1987) Toronto Blue Jays (1988–1992) Minnesota Twins (1993–1993)

Dale Murphy

C

Montreal Expos • 1976–1992 • B: R / T: R

Former first round draft pick Dale Murphy had a strong desire to win. He was known as not only one of the most talented players of his generation but also one of the most competitive. In 17 years in the DBL saw him put up 2184 hits, 460 homeruns, 1347 RBI, 1295 runs scored, a .255 batting average and a .328 on-base percentage.

0.255

AVG

460

HR

1,347

RBI

2,184

H

0.788

OPS

8,563 AB •1,295 R •327 2B •24 3B •286 SB

Career Path

Montreal Expos (1976–1992)

Mike Schmidt

3B

Toronto Blue Jays • 1976–1992 • B: R / T: R

12-time All-Star Schmidt could always be counted on to come through during his 21 years in DBL. Not only was he a valuable contributor on the field who could deliver a big hit, he was also known as being an inspirational leader. The third baseman compiled a 2019 hits, 532 homeruns, and a lifetime .239 batting average.

0.239

AVG

532

HR

1,398

RBI

2,019

H

0.831

OPS

8,447 AB •1,361 R •290 2B •29 3B •132 SB

Career Path

Philadelphia Phillies (1976–1979) Toronto Blue Jays (1980–1985) Los Angeles Dodgers (1985–1990) Minnesota Twins (1991–1992)

Pedro Guerrero

RF

New York Mets • 1978–1992 • B: R / T: R

15-year veteran was a true force of the game. Through 15 seasons in DBL, he established himself as one of the top players of his generation. He compiled 2191 hits, 360 home runs, and a lifetime .278 batting average in 8933 plate appearances.

0.278

AVG

360

HR

1,263

RBI

2,191

H

0.821

OPS

7,875 AB •1,196 R •344 2B •32 3B •236 SB

Career Path

New York Mets (1978–1986) Los Angeles Dodgers (1986–1990) Pittsburgh Pirates (1990–1990) San Francisco Giants (1990–1991) New York Mets (1992–1992)

Jon Matlack

P

New York Mets • 1976–1990 • B: L / T: R

Jon Matlack, who is a eight-time All-Star easily stood out during his 15-year DBL career. The elite talent was a true ace and Matlack pitched to a 193-163 record with 2330 strikeouts over 3346 innings and 3.23 ERA.

3.23

ERA

193-163

W-L

2,330

K

3,346.0

IP

1.110

WHIP

474 G •439 GS •2 SV •751 BB

Career Path

New York Mets (1976–1990)

Vida Blue

P

Oakland Athletics • 1976–1990 • B: S / T: L

15-year veteran Blue took the baseball and gave his team a good change to win most every time he pitched. The Hall of Fame ace had a 15-year DBL career that included a 214-140 record, with 1795 strikeouts over 3165 innings and a 3.30 ERA.

3.30

ERA

214-140

W-L

1,795

K

3,165.0

IP

1.130

WHIP

433 G •396 GS •2 SV •765 BB

Career Path

Oakland Athletics (1976–1990)

Bill Madlock

3B

Chicago Cubs • 1976–1986 • B: R / T: R

Six-time All-Star Madlock could carry a tam with his strong offensive performances. In his 11 DBL seasons he often stood out as one of the game's elite talents. The Hall of Famer ended with 1965 hits, 202 home runs, 960 runs batted in, 962 runs scored, a .305 batting average and a .363 on base percentage.

0.305

AVG

202

HR

960

RBI

1,965

H

0.827

OPS

6,436 AB •962 R •398 2B •8 3B •123 SB

Career Path

Chicago Cubs (1976–1986) Toronto Blue Jays (1986–1987)

John Montefusco

P

Arizona Diamondbacks • 1976–1985 • B: R / T: R

John Montefusco showed incredible composure and poise over his career. He pitched successfully for 10 years in the DBL and fashioned a 3.12 ERA. He had a 148-109 record with 1837 strikeouts over 2437.2 innings.

3.12

ERA

148-108

W-L

1,837

K

2,437.2

IP

1.170

WHIP

315 G •315 GS •707 BB

Career Path

San Francisco Giants (1976–1985)