NSL HALL OF FAME

George Brett

15 Year NSL Career

Elected 2000, entered as a York First Capitol

Eight time All Star

Four time All League

Selected in the 1979 stocking Draft 4th Round

He received XX votes (XX needed)

George was the 4th round pick of the York First Capitols in the original 1979 stocking draft, and drafted to a club which already had Mike Schmidt at is 15 years. His BB/K ratio is great- 683/749, but perhaps more impressive is his high rbi total of 1183. One can argue that he was on a great offensive club as the York First Caps were, but likewise there were lots of other guys in the lineup who got rbi as well. Solid in every categoy and a true leader of some great Yok clubs.

He appeared in 8 All Star Games where he was 5 for 20 with 3 doubles. In the post season he was 35 for 120 (.292). He scored 13 post season runs and drove in 11 in his 31 games. He had 10 doubnd a HR in those games, walking 3 times while striking out 12. He had 5 post season SB.

His best year was likely 1981 when he batted a cool .352 with 34 doubles, 108 runs, and 83 rbi as well as stealing 16 bases and smacking 26 HR. His best HR year was 1988 when he ripped 33, and he drove in more than 100 four separate seasons. His 1980 year boasted 83 X base hits and 215 base knocks for a .334 batting average. He left in style, batting .270 with 33 doubles in his final season of 1993.

George Howard Brett	3B/1B/DH		elected 2000
TEAM	G	AB	R	HITS	RBI	2B	3B	HR	BB	K	SB	CS	E	AVG.
1979 York	128	476	48	131	71	46	5	6	20	46	31	X	11	0.275
1980 York	154	643	118	215	90	40	19	24	57	39	7	X	1	0.334
1981 York	112	446	108	157	83	34	7	26	45	34	16	X	1	0.352
1982 York	89	338	58	111	51	35	7	8	24	28	17	X	1	0.328
1983 York	135	522	71	168	107	36	9	26	39	39	1	X	10	0.322
1984 York	123	457	68	131	77	37	1	19	48	58	1	2	8	0.287
1985 York	98	377	53	90	51	18	4	18	29	47	0	1	0	0.239
1986 York	151	550	92	171	109	37	6	26	82	65	4	3	0	0.311
1987 York	123	441	65	109	62	22	0	16	48	42	3	3	8	0.247
1988 York	115	421	96	131	101	16	1	33	69	60	4	4	2	0.311
1989 York	157	584	87	170	98	36	3	24	70	74	7	2	10	0.291
1990 York	124	444	64	120	70	32	5	6	50	48	15	6	0	0.270
1991 York	136	538	81	166	105	39	5	20	40	55	6	5	7	0.309
1992 York	109	345	31	89	32	31	2	5	39	47	1	0	1	0.258
1993 York	152	556	61	150	76	33	5	10	23	67	13	1	0	0.270
TOTALS	1906	7138	1101	2109	1183	492	79	267	683	749	126	27	60	0.295

Gary Carter

15 Year NSL Career

Elected 2000, entered as a Green Mountain Canuck

Seven All Star Teams

Six All-League Teams

Selected in the 1979 Stocking Draft in the 10th round

He received 50 1/2 votes (50 needed)

Gary was the 10th round pick of the Green Mountain Canucks in the 1979 Stocking Draft. Unlike other clubs of the era, Green Mountain didn't have a host of All-Stars, and Carter did a lot of his damage on his own. He played his full 15 year career for the Canucks, and has his number retired by the franchise in 1994. From his non-traditional offensive position, he smacked 266 career HR and drove in 971 runs. His best season was 1986 when he hit 36 HR and drove in 124 for a playoff club. He had a better year in HR in 1981 when he smoked 41, scored a career high 96 runs and drove in 114. He batted over .300 twice, yet slipped in his final years. But he was a true cornerstonce of the Canuck franchise for years.

He appeared in 7 All Star Games wher he was 2 for 17 with a HR. He did have 3 All Sar rbi. In the post season, he aeared in 16 games, was 7 for 52, and had 5 doubles and 6 rbi.

A solid, if not spectacular performer for a club that really never had that much offense, Carter teamed with Barfield, Dawson, and others to give the Canucks their first tastes of glory with playoff appearances in 1983 and 1986, as well as a Championship Series appearance in 1989. His 7 All Star appearances were consecutive, 1980-1986 as were his All Leage honors, 1981-1986.

Gary Carter Career Stats
Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	E
Carter,Gary	1979	GrMt	.260	141	503	67	131	66	28	0	24	63	47	11	0	2
Carter,Gary	1980	GrMt	.275	134	506	69	139	73	22	3	24	67	45	2	0	2
Carter,Gary	1981	GrMt	.302	142	547	96	165	114	25	6	41	57	43	1	0	1
Carter,Gary	1982	GrMt	.265	98	351	37	93	54	19	0	23	41	35	0	0	0
Carter,Gary	1983	GrMt	.283	151	548	76	155	92	34	1	26	90	59	5	0	0
Carter,Gary	1984	GrMt	.302	139	507	55	153	60	35	4	11	62	56	1	1	0
Carter,Gary	1985	GrMt	.278	154	575	68	160	97	37	4	20	59	67	0	3	4
Carter,Gary	1986	GrMt	.256	145	540	83	138	124	14	0	36	53	62	0	2	2
Carter,Gary	1987	GrMt	.232	127	452	45	105	62	18	1	13	59	42	0	0	0
Carter,Gary	1988	GrMt	.267	125	423	43	113	65	16	0	12	66	30	0	0	0
Carter,Gary	1989	GrMt	.242	124	446	44	108	63	17	1	16	67	36	0	0	5
Carter,Gary	1990	GrMt	.224	23	76	9	17	12	5	0	3	15	7	0	0	2
Carter,Gary	1991	GrMt	.270	81	244	31	66	33	16	0	9	23	23	0	0	7
Carter,Gary	1992	GrMt	.243	72	218	27	53	31	17	0	3	23	19	0	0	6
Carter,Gary	1993	GrMt	.196	82	281	20	55	25	15	1	5	41	18	0	0	9
Carter,Gary	15		.266	1738	6217	770	1651	971	318	21	266	786	589	20	6	40

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Cecil Cooper

9 Year NSL Career

Elected 1994, entered as a Cleveland Hit-Man

Three All Star Teams

Three All-League Teams

Selected in the 1979 Stocking Draft 9th round

He received 65 1/2 votes (50 needed)

Cecil was the first ever mem,ber of the NSL Hall of Fame, being elected in 1994. Although he had just 9 NSL campaigns, he made himself eligible with a .303 lifetime batting average on some incredibly potent Cleveland Hit-Men clubs. In his 9 seasons, he put up huge numbers- 1376 base hits, 788 rbi, and 303 doubles just to name a few. He flirted with .400 in 1981, going down tot he wire before slipping to a .397 mark, the best ever in NSL league play at the time. Interestingly, he sole 50 bases in his career and stroked 170 long balls. In 1981 he was awarded the league MVP as the most valuable player in the league.

He appeared in 3 All Star games where he was 2 for 7 with 2 BB and 2 Ks. He went to the playoffs with the Hit-Men for 5 straight years, where he batted .266 in 35 post season games. He ripped 5 post season HR and drove in 17, scoring 17 times as well.

His best year was that MVP season of 1981 with the run at .400. With 239 hits that year, he also pasted 45 doubles and drove in 121. He was tops in the league in doubles the following year with 43, and was in the top 10 in rbi for 5 straight years, 1981-1985. Of course, Cecil, thanks his friends- the rest of the Hit-Men teams of the early 1980s, as their offense was one of the best in the league..

Cecil Cooper Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	E
1979	Cooper,Cecil	1979	Clev	.314	98	398	65	125	66	23	0	18	68	34	3	0	0
1980	Cooper,Cecil	1980	Clev	.299	150	586	103	175	84	47	0	26	75	44	16	0	0
1981	Cooper,Cecil	1981	Clev	.391	152	612	101	239	121	45	0	23	55	45	9	0	0
1982	Cooper,Cecil	1982	Clev	.310	102	416	55	129	76	43	1	15	39	18	1	0	0
1983	Cooper,Cecil	1983	Clev	.273	154	637	87	174	109	40	2	23	58	32	1	0	1
1984	Cooper,Cecil	1984	Clev	.302	160	660	86	199	108	35	1	36	59	22	0	1	0
1985	Cooper,Cecil	1985	Clev	.268	148	597	73	160	108	26	2	17	70	26	8	0	2
1986	Cooper,Cecil	1986	Clev	.267	154	619	76	165	111	40	5	12	79	32	12	1	2
1987	Cooper,Cecil	1987	Clev	.323	19	31	5	10	5	4	0	0	4	4	0	1	1
PlyrTot	Cooper,Cecil	9		.302	1137	4556	651	1376	788	303	11	170	507	257	50	3	6

Dale Murphy

Jim Rice

Mike Schmidt

Dave Winfield

Robin Yount

Nolan Ryan

Andre Dawson

18 Year NSL Career

Elected 2003, entered as a Green Mountain Canuck

Seven All Star Teams

Five All-League Teams

Selected in the 1979 Stocking Draft 4th round

He received 90 1/2 votes (65 needed)

Andre became the 11th player elected to the NSL Hall of Fame with his election in 2003. His 376 career HR were 2nd only to Dave Winfield at the time of his election, and 1284 rbi were 4th in the Hall. Known as a money player, Dawson was a 7 time All Star including 4 in a row from 1981-1984, and was on 5 All League teams. He was originally selected in the 4th round of the 1979 Stocking Draft. He batted over .300 in 20 post season games.

Andre's best year for batting average was 1984 when he amassed 203 hits and batted .321, but his best power year was in 1988 for the Mentor Motorheads when he had 54 HR and drove in 162. He played 9 years for the Canucks, including the beginning and the end of his career. In his first 14 years in the league, he had double digit HR in all but one season, and drove in 100 runs 4 different times. His 250 SB were tops in the Hall on his election day.

Dawson was a stud player for some awful clubs, including the early Canucks, which makes his record that much more outstanding. Although his career was sidetracked to 6 different clubs in the middle, he'll always be remembered as a Green Mountain Canuck.

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Andre Dawson Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	E
1979	Dawson,Andre	1979	GrMt	.229	156	584	71	134	75	24	10	19	137	42	22	0	5
1980	Dawson,Andre	1980	GrMt	.251	149	645	80	162	88	14	15	27	115	13	37	0	9
1981	Dawson,Andre	1981	GrMt	.302	143	582	101	176	123	45	10	27	55	38	31	0	0
1982	Dawson,Andre	1982	GrMt	.301	101	392	65	118	65	22	0	22	45	28	26	0	1
1983	Dawson,Andre	1983	GrMt	.309	148	601	102	186	67	43	5	16	77	37	42	0	0
1984	Dawson,Andre	1984	GrMt	.321	152	633	105	203	105	38	11	28	63	20	37	1	2
1985	Dawson,Andre	1985	GrMt	.233	106	330	42	77	35	10	1	10	48	23	3	1	1
1986	Dawson,Andre	1986	GuBr	.222	118	387	43	86	64	14	0	20	69	13	5	0	4
1987	Dawson,Andre	1987	GuBr	.230	66	178	29	41	18	15	0	8	33	19	6	0	0
1988	Dawson,Andre	1988	Ment	.309	148	606	112	187	162	18	1	54	107	39	7	1	3
1989	Dawson,Andre	1989	WoWi	.289	155	598	85	173	102	34	5	26	80	36	15	2	1
1990	Dawson,Andre	1990	EHHu	.276	106	416	63	115	68	25	4	22	69	34	5	1	5
1991	Dawson,Andre	1991	EHHu	.269	142	524	67	141	81	35	2	29	95	22	10	1	2
1992	Dawson,Andre	1992	NeEn	.260	139	547	59	142	79	31	0	25	100	15	2	0	9
1993	Dawson,Andre	1993	NeEn	.271	136	502	60	136	91	21	2	26	75	22	0	1	23
1994	Dawson,Andre	1994	NeEn	.209	73	206	12	43	19	15	0	4	27	8	0	0	3
1995	Dawson,Andre	1995	GrMt	.290	44	155	21	45	25	8	2	9	31	8	2	0	0
1996	Dawson,Andre	1996	GrMt	.263	35	118	15	31	17	4	0	4	15	4	0	0	0
PlyrTot	Dawson,Andre	18		.274	2117	8004	1132	2196	1284	416	68	376	1241	421	250	8	68

Don Mattingly

13 Year NSL Career

Elected 2003, entered as Lamoille County Fuzz

Six All Star Teams

Five All-League Teams

Selected in the 1984 Rookie Draft 2^nd Round

MVP 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989

He received 67 votes (65 needed)

Don became the 12th player selected top the Hall of Fame with his election in 2003. Although he had a relatively short career, he had the incredible distinction of winning 4 straight MVP awards from 1985-1988. He was originally selected in the 2nd round of the 1984 Rookie Draft by the Lamoille County Fuzz. In 32 post season games he had 9 HR and 34 rbi.

Don was lucky enough to be on one of the most potent offensive clubs in the mid-1980s, the Fuzz of Lamoille County. He led the league in rbi 3 different times including a whopping 176 in 1986, when he also led the league with 47 HR. Although he was only in the top ten two other times in HR, he had 7 years when he was in the top 10 in rbi- a true measure of the great offensive teams he played for. Despite just a 14 year career, he drove in over 1000 runs (1319). His career batting average was best in the Hall of Fame at the time of his election.

Mattingly was a 6 time All Star which included the 4 MVP years. While he is the 12th player enshrined in our Hall of Fame, he will always stand out with the 4 straight MVP awards and all those rbi. One must note that he was selected in the 2nd round of the 1984 Rookie Draft- yet put up Hall of Fame numbers despite being totally bypassed in the first round. His final season he was peddled to the New England Elite, but the rest of his career (and rbi) were with the Fuzz.

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Don Mattingly Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	Errs
1984	Mattingly,Don	1984	LaCo	.288	50	170	21	49	25	9	2	4	14	14	0	0	3
1985	Mattingly,Don	1985	LaCo	.335	145	579	89	194	147	53	2	30	37	37	2	2	11
1986	Mattingly,Don	1986	LaCo	.350	159	649	118	227	176	36	2	47	42	65	4	5	1
1987	Mattingly,Don	1987	LaCo	.373	162	673	127	251	146	54	1	34	63	66	8	3	4
1988	Mattingly,Don	1988	LaCo	.369	138	569	117	210	164	44	6	47	70	51	1	1	1
1989	Mattingly,Don	1989	LaCo	.304	142	599	89	182	133	36	0	30	39	28	2	2	3
1990	Mattingly,Don	1990	LaCo	.298	156	625	88	186	111	43	0	27	61	54	2	1	2
1991	Mattingly,Don	1991	LaCo	.206	101	394	32	81	51	25	0	4	31	23	1	0	3
1992	Mattingly,Don	1992	LaCo	.278	146	583	56	162	78	34	1	9	72	29	1	1	3
1993	Mattingly,Don	1993	LaCo	.308	157	601	79	185	115	46	0	27	61	54	1	0	2
1994	Mattingly,Don	1994	LaCo	.252	134	523	65	132	83	20	4	22	67	58	1	0	0
1995	Mattingly,Don	1995	LaCo	.286	97	346	52	99	38	22	2	6	29	58	0	1	3
1996	Mattingly,Don	1996	NeEn	.247	115	369	40	91	52	19	2	9	36	13	0	0	2
PlyrTot	Mattingly,Don	13		.307	1702	6680	973	2049	1319	441	22	296	622	550	23	16	38

Eddie Murphy

Paul Molitor

21 Year NSL Career

Elected 2004, entered as a Cleveland Hit-Man

Ten All Star Teams

Five All-League Teams

Selected in the 1979 Stocking Draft-10th Round

He received 87 1/2 votes (65 needed)

Paul's play in 21 NSL seasons earned him a Hall of Fame selection in 2004. He became the 3rd Hit Man to enter the Hall, joining teammates Dave Winfield and Cecil Cooper. Molitor enjoyed playing in 45 career post season games thanks to the great offensive Cleveland teams he was on. He was a ten time All Star including 6 of the 7 years from 1988-1994, and a 5 time All League team member.

Paul batted higher than .300 for seven straight years in the late 80's to early 90's including a career and league best .335 in 1989. He led the league in rbi in 1992 with 145 and led the league in hits 3 times, 1992, 1993, and 1994. A serious leg injury cost him all of 1985, but soon after he began his roughly 10 years of unparalleled production. His career batting average stands at an even .300, he had almost 900 extra base hits, and stole nearly 40 bases.

Molitor was a career Cleveland Hit-Man although that almost didn't happen as he was selected in the 1999 Expansion Draft, later being traded back to Cleveland in the same off season. He coupled with Winfield and Cooper to lead the team to 3 titles in our early years for a team which was unquestionably the best in our first decade. His numbers in most every category across the board may be hard to reach, as he displayed power, speed, and on base pct. throughout his wonderful career.

Paul Molitor Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	Errs
1979	Molitor,Paul	1979	Clev	.280	79	271	29	76	37	18	4	2	26	5	27	0	10
1980	Molitor,Paul	1980	Clev	.338	140	583	135	197	79	22	16	11	45	37	47	0	22
1981	Molitor,Paul	1981	Clev	.306	110	445	72	136	60	37	6	5	38	32	29	0	18
1982	Molitor,Paul	1982	Clev	.295	64	234	35	69	35	16	0	1	30	14	12	0	8
1983	Molitor,Paul	1983	Clev	.292	159	653	123	191	86	29	3	29	84	64	27	0	2
1984	Molitor,Paul	1984	Clev	.240	120	379	50	91	31	15	4	6	57	18	18	2	5
1985	Molitor,Paul	1985	Clev	.000	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
1986	Molitor,Paul	1986	Clev	.274	140	573	115	157	58	22	1	10	66	57	19	10	17
1987	Molitor,Paul	1987	Clev	.326	105	435	81	142	53	38	7	10	81	32	16	1	8
1988	Molitor,Paul	1988	Clev	.309	103	446	83	138	95	29	5	20	62	55	41	3	14
1989	Molitor,Paul	1989	Clev	.335	152	609	117	204	49	32	2	9	49	67	54	4	6
1990	Molitor,Paul	1990	Clev	.328	155	610	105	200	148	46	1	10	62	58	22	2	7
1991	Molitor,Paul	1991	Clev	.326	103	405	76	132	73	28	10	10	45	30	19	0	9
1992	Molitor,Paul	1992	Clev	.330	158	625	110	206	145	35	12	21	55	53	8	0	0
1993	Molitor,Paul	1993	Clev	.322	158	611	100	197	120	41	4	12	60	52	8	1	1
1994	Molitor,Paul	1994	Clev	.297	159	619	89	184	140	22	10	28	68	79	15	0	2
1995	Molitor,Paul	1995	Clev	.322	112	444	84	143	74	32	5	11	41	43	11	2	0
1996	Molitor,Paul	1996	Clev	.248	130	501	76	124	65	33	1	10	55	64	10	1	5
1997	Molitor,Paul	1997	Clev	.322	161	653	105	210	101	31	7	13	75	54	6	1	4
1998	Molitor,Paul	1998	Clev	.202	131	531	61	107	48	14	5	9	94	39	5	2	2
1999	Molitor,Paul	1999	Clev	.262	126	493	51	129	41	24	2	3	56	40	5	1	0
PlyrTot	Molitor,Paul	21		.300	2565	10120	1697	3033	1538	564	105	230	1149	893	399	30	140

Lee Smith

Kirby Puckett

12 Year NSL Career

Elected 2007, entered as a Parker City Cub

Seven All Star Teams

Six All-League Teams

Selected in the 1985 Rookie Draft 2^nd Round

He received 76 votes (65 needed)

Kirby was originally selected in the 2^nd round of the 1985 Rookie Draft by the Parker City Cubs. Although he played for just a dozen seasons, he was a career long Cub. Puckett was named to 7 All Star teams and 6 All League teams. He won the batting title in 1990 with a .329 average, and also led the league in hits in 1993 with 202. He finished in the top 10 in hits and batting average 5 times in his career. His numbers might be a little short when compared to other Hall of Famers, but injuries cut short his career and his 12 years were filled with big numbers. 400 doubles is impressive in just 12 years and he was also in the top 10 in rbi twice. He had a .303 career batting average and had 108 stolen bases.

Glaucoma cut Kirby’s career far too short, as he retired at age 35. There is little doubt that had he continued for 6-7 more years in the league he would have easily amassed 3000 hits. He was 19 for 64 in 16 career post season games with 12 rbi. Interestingly, Puckett was elected in his final year of eligibility- the first NSL player not to go in on his 1^st or 2^nd ballot. He jettisoned from 34 votes in 2006 to 76 in 2007. He becomes the 16^th member of the NSL Hall of Fame. Not bad for an all too brief 12 year career.

Kirby Puckett Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	Errs
1985	Puckett,Kirby	1985	PaCi	.249	117	421	33	105	32	3	4	0	58	6	3	2	2
1986	Puckett,Kirby	1986	PaCi	.290	157	632	76	183	67	31	14	2	72	34	23	3	0
1987	Puckett,Kirby	1987	PaCi	.301	161	651	106	196	129	32	7	36	95	48	25	8	5
1988	Puckett,Kirby	1988	PaCi	.354	148	604	104	214	119	27	3	31	104	36	11	1	0
1989	Puckett,Kirby	1989	PaCi	.335	153	621	75	208	110	35	8	24	86	17	4	0	0
1990	Puckett,Kirby	1990	PaCi	.329	159	611	72	201	79	45	1	6	53	39	8	4	4
1991	Puckett,Kirby	1991	PaCi	.287	143	530	76	152	63	43	2	13	82	51	5	2	1
1992	Puckett,Kirby	1992	PaCi	.305	150	574	80	175	80	31	3	19	66	26	4	2	4
1993	Puckett,Kirby	1993	PaCi	.320	160	631	83	202	100	40	2	30	97	42	9	1	6
1994	Puckett,Kirby	1994	PaCi	.266	156	617	80	164	86	36	1	21	105	26	12	8	1
1995	Puckett,Kirby	1995	PaCi	.297	105	427	65	127	72	30	1	21	54	31	4	1	1
1996	Puckett,Kirby	1996	PaCi	.280	137	529	79	148	78	47	2	18	65	41	0	0	6
PlyrTot	Puckett,Kirby	12		.303	1746	6848	929	2075	1015	400	48	221	937	397	108	32	30

Wade Boggs

18 Year NSL Career

Elected 2006, entered as a Green Mountain Canuck

Eleven All-Star

Four Time All-League

Selected in the 1983 Rookie Draft 1^st Round (#6 pick)

He received 108 ½ votes (65 needed)

Wade was originally selected by the Green Mountain Canucks in the 1983 Rookie Draft with the 6^th overall pick. He played for the Canucks for seven years before being traded to New England for 3 years, St.City/Derby for 4 years, East York for 2 years, and finally Indiana for 2 years.

He fell just short of 3000 hits with 2910, but posted a career batting average of .322. At the time of this writing, his average is 3^rd highest in the league overall, his 2910 hits are 3^rd, and his 575 doubles 2^nd. His top season was 1986 when he batted .390 with 253 hits. For 5 years in a row (1985-1989) he finished in the top two in the league for batting average.

The twilight years of his career were nothing like the beginning, and he finished with the expansion Indiana Imperials. He still was able to bat .300 in his final year at the age of 42. Wade will always be best known for the 9 straight All-Star teams he made from 1984-92. His career mark of 1182 walks is 5^th best on the all time list as OBP was obviously his forte. He led the league in doubles in both 1990 and 1991 with 48 and 54 respectively.

Wade Boggs Career Stats
SName	Player	Year	Tm	Avg	G	AB	R	H	RBI	2B	3B	HR	SO	BB	SB	CS	E
1983	Boggs,Wade	1983	GrMt	.348	104	325	44	113	43	13	2	7	21	26	0	0	11
1984	Boggs,Wade	1984	GrMt	.348	150	569	74	198	57	42	2	3	37	67	1	3	23
1985	Boggs,Wade	1985	GrMt	.350	157	615	100	215	52	37	4	3	59	101	4	2	9
1986	Boggs,Wade	1986	GrMt	.390	160	648	111	253	103	38	8	9	60	80	4	4	6
1987	Boggs,Wade	1987	GrMt	.370	147	567	119	210	83	40	3	14	52	102	4	4	7
1988	Boggs,Wade	1988	GrMt	.371	142	544	133	202	89	37	10	19	57	101	3	0	9
1989	Boggs,Wade	1989	GrMt	.320	154	587	108	188	59	45	3	6	37	97	2	0	6
1990	Boggs,Wade	1990	NeEn	.309	156	621	99	192	50	48	7	1	58	94	4	4	6
1991	Boggs,Wade	1991	NeEn	.298	152	607	78	181	87	54	7	7	84	68	1	3	22
1992	Boggs,Wade	1992	NeEn	.313	134	536	75	168	53	46	1	6	23	56	1	2	11
1993	Boggs,Wade	1993	StCi	.250	132	511	65	128	55	20	4	7	46	54	0	1	7
1994	Boggs,Wade	1994	Derb	.306	140	556	62	170	36	25	2	5	56	48	4	0	18
1995	Boggs,Wade	1995	Derb	.347	93	363	62	126	43	18	1	6	36	60	2	0	13
1996	Boggs,Wade	1996	Derb	.322	118	453	68	146	52	22	3	6	50	51	0	0	12
1997	Boggs,Wade	1997	EaYo	.289	129	481	83	139	55	35	5	0	49	68	2	2	7
1998	Boggs,Wade	1998	EaYo	.256	101	351	32	90	43	20	0	1	45	39	1	0	6
1999	Boggs,Wade	1999	Indi	.247	103	421	52	104	60	26	1	9	48	41	2	3	10
2000	Boggs,Wade	2000	Indi	.300	79	290	36	87	30	9	0	3	35	29	0	0	14
PlyrTot	Boggs,Wade	18		.322	2351	9045	1401	2910	1050	575	63	112	853	1182	35	28	197