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Schmidt, Mike
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Year Team LG 2B 3B H HR G R RBI AB BB SB SO AVG 1972 PHI NL 7 1 13 2 3 34 5 15 .206 1973 PHI NL 11 72 18 132 43 52 367 62 8 136 .196 1974 PHI NL 28 7 160 36 162 108 116 568 106 23 138 .282 1975 PHI NL 34 3 140 38 158 93 95 562 101 29 180 .249 1976 PHI NL 31 4 153 38 160 112 107 584 100 14 149 .262 1977 PHI NL 27 11 149 38 154 114 101 544 104 15 122 .274 1978 PHI NL 27 2 129 21 145 93 78 513 91 19 103 .251 1979 PHI NL 25 4 137 45 160 109 114 541 120 9 115 .253 1980 PHI NL 25 8 157 48 150 104 121 548 89 12 119 .286 1981 PHI NL 19 2 112 31 102 78 91 354 73 12 71 .316 1982 PHI NL 26 3 144 35 148 108 87 514 107 14 131 .280 1983 PHI NL 16 4 136 40 154 104 109 534 128 7 148 .255 1984 PHI NL 23 3 146 36 151 93 106 528 92 5 116 .277 1985 PHI NL 31 5 152 33 158 89 93 549 87 1 117 .277 1986 PHI NL 29 1 160 37 160 97 119 552 89 1 84 .290 1987 PHI NL 28 153 35 147 88 113 522 83 2 80 .293 1988 PHI NL 21 2 97 12 108 52 62 390 49 3 42 .249 1989 PHI NL 7 30 6 42 19 28 148 21 17 .203 TOT TOT TOT 408 59 2234 548 2404 1506 1595 8352 1507 174 1883 .267
Michael Jack Schmidt
Born:
September 27, 1949, Dayton, Ohio
Bats:
Right
Throws:
Right
Played For:
Philadelphia Phillies (1972-1989)
Elected to the Hall of Fame by Baseball Writers:
1995
| AVG | G | AB | R | H | HR | RBI | SB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .267 | 2404 | 8352 | 1506 | 2234 | 548 | 1595 | 174 |
Biography:
An unprecedented combination of power and defense molded Mike Schmidt into one of the game's greatest third basemen. The powerful right-handed hitter slugged 548 career home runs, belted 40 or more long balls in three separate seasons and hit 30 or more home runs 10 other times. He established a Major League record for third basemen by clouting 48 homers in 1980 and once hit four consecutive round-trippers in a single game in 1976. A three-time National League MVP, he was a 12-time All-Star, won 10 Gold Gloves and was named The Sporting News Player of the Decade for the 1980s.
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Did You Know:
that on June 10, 1974, Mike Schmidt hit a ball off a speaker hanging from the Astrodome roof, over 100 feet above the field and 300 feet from home plate?
If you could equate the amount of time and effort put in mentally and physically into succeeding on the baseball field and measured it by the dirt on your uniform, mine would have been black.
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On May 23, 1948, Joe DiMaggio belts three consecutive home runs during the first game of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians. The New York Yankees’ star swats two of the home runs against Bob Feller. The Yankees win the game, 6-5.


