Eric Young

HandednessBats Right · Throws Right

Listed at5 ft 9 in · 180 lb

BornMay 18, 1967 · New Brunswick, NJ, USA

MLB debutJuly 30, 1992

Final gameSeptember 19, 2006

Seasons15 (1992–2006)

Los Angeles Dodgers 1992; Colorado Rockies 1993–1997; Los Angeles Dodgers 1997–1999; Chicago Cubs 2000–2001; Milwaukee Brewers 2002–2003; San Francisco Giants 2003; Texas Rangers 2004; San Diego Padres 2005–2006; Texas Rangers 2006

Percentile snapshot

2003 season — qualified batters

135

16.4

541

20.6

475

13.3

47.9

119

8.5

9.1

38.8

RBI

1.8

60.6

97.6

93.9

1.8

.251

13.3

OBP

.336

35.2

SLG

.392

18.2

OPS

.727

21.8

wRC+

92.0

22.4

OPS+

89.5

wOBA

.328

23.6

sWAR

1.4

25.5

of 166 qualified 2003 batters (min 502 PA)

Career, era-adjusted

wRC+

95.2

OPS+

91.9

26.2

sWAR

19.4

93.3

wRC+ measured against qualified careers (3,000+ PA), 2,078 of them; OPS+ measured against qualified careers (3,000+ PA), 2,078 of them; sWAR measured against every career in history, 24,011 of them. Only era-adjusted career stats carry a percentile — a raw career total gets a rank instead, because pooling the 1890s with the 2020s is a choice, not a measurement.

Season by season

Batting

Season	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	wRC+	OPS+	wOBA	sWAR
1992	49	144	132	9	34	1	0	1	11	8	9	6	1	.258	.300	.288	.588	68.8	69.0	.280	0.0
1993	144	565	490	82	132	16	8	3	42	63	41	42	19	.269	.355	.353	.708	82.3	79.6	.329	0.5
1994	90	275	228	37	62	13	1	7	30	38	17	18	7	.272	.378	.430	.808	98.2	94.1	.366	0.5
1995	120	424	366	68	116	21	9	6	36	49	29	35	12	.317	.404	.473	.876	114.8	110.2	.394	2.2
1996	141	643	568	113	184	23	4	8	74	47	31	53	19	.324	.393	.421	.814	100.3	96.5	.371	2.4
1997	155	718	622	106	174	33	8	8	61	71	54	45	14	.280	.359	.397	.756	88.2	86.6	.345	1.6
1998	117	513	452	78	129	24	1	8	43	45	32	42	13	.285	.355	.396	.751	106.6	103.2	.342	2.3
1999	119	534	456	73	128	24	2	2	41	63	26	51	22	.281	.371	.355	.726	96.4	90.5	.338	1.7
2000	153	690	607	98	180	40	2	6	47	63	39	54	7	.297	.367	.399	.766	100.7	97.2	.347	2.5
2001	149	672	603	98	168	43	4	6	42	42	45	31	14	.279	.333	.393	.726	94.4	92.6	.323	2.0
2002	138	553	496	57	139	29	3	3	28	39	38	31	11	.280	.338	.369	.707	89.7	87.4	.323	1.3
2003	135	541	475	80	119	20	1	15	34	57	44	28	12	.251	.336	.392	.727	92.0	89.5	.328	1.4
2004	104	402	344	55	99	25	2	1	27	43	28	14	9	.288	.377	.381	.758	98.4	93.1	.346	0.9
2005	56	163	142	22	39	9	0	2	12	18	12	7	6	.275	.356	.380	.737	105.6	100.7	.338	0.6
2006	60	159	138	20	28	6	1	3	15	14	17	8	2	.203	.280	.326	.606	59.7	61.0	.271	-0.5

Career totals

1,730

480th-most career G

6,996

466th-most career PA

6,119

483rd-most career AB

996

361st-most career R

1,731

459th-most career H

327

389th-most career 2B

RBI

543

660

436th-most career BB

462

465

48th-most career SB

.2829

OBP

.3588

SLG

.3901

OPS

.7489

A total is called out only where it ranks in the all-time top 500; hover a figure for its rank and the size of the field it was ranked in. Ranks are absolute facts and carry no percentile — the population for "career home runs" would be an editorial choice, and the rank is not.

Best games

Batting

Date	Game	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	TB
1995-10-01	SF @ COL Gameday	5	2	3	0	1	1	2	0	8
1993-09-26	CIN @ COL Gameday	4	3	2	0	0	2	2	1	8
1993-04-09	WSH @ COL Gameday	4	4	4	0	0	1	2	1	7
1994-06-17	COL @ LAD Gameday	5	3	4	3	0	0	2	0	7
1996-05-04	MIA @ COL Gameday	5	1	3	1	0	1	3	1	7

Ranked from our own play-by-play game log, which begins in 1901 — not from the record book, so a career played outside it shows nothing here rather than a short list.

Honors

1× Silver Slugger1× All-Star

Major awards only — the awards table also records Player of the Week, and forty of those would bury seven MVPs. Hover for the years.