April 7th, 2024

Wig · 12-28-2003, 03:02 PM

At the age of 40, D.C. Wig becomes the ILB All-Time hit leader with 3097 hits and solidifies his place in the HoF.

Unfortunately, Kansas City traded for a young 2B early in the season and D.C. only got in 99 games.

He is a FA, but I think that will be all for D.C., he's earned a rest.

D.C. ended the season with 3181 hits, the all-time record. Other notable numbers include triples(17), and runs (21). I can't find out, but I'm sure his 2707 games has got to be up there. I don't recall him missing any games to injury. He had day-to-day injuries, but I recall him playing through most of them.

Games missed in 2016 and 2020 were due to bugs that stopped the accumulation of stats.
In 2013 there was a horrible FA period (bug) and I could not sign and wasn't picked up until 16 or so games into the season.

Here are his numbers: (If anyone knows how to format the stats properly, please let me know. thanks)

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams
2006 78 202 54 9 0 1 20 22 11 30 1 2 .267 .305 .327 .632 SEA
2007 158 631 175 28 5 3 68 72 50 73 1 3 .277 .330 .352 .682 SEA
2008 154 595 189 36 4 4 55 82 49 51 1 5 .318 .370 .412 .781 SEA
2009 158 621 194 27 4 3 60 89 61 66 4 5 .312 .374 .383 .757 SEA
2010 156 601 184 37 7 7 76 106 69 63 3 10 .306 .378 .426 .804 SEA
2011 157 606 170 26 3 12 69 88 63 69 0 8 .281 .348 .393 .741 SEA
2012 157 609 195 31 6 14 71 95 62 79 2 6 .320 .383 .460 .843 SEA
2013 140 534 175 24 7 11 65 78 46 48 1 6 .328 .381 .461 .842 PIT SEA
2014 158 577 182 29 7 11 85 91 71 75 1 8 .315 .390 .447 .838 SFN
2015 158 598 213 34 9 16 89 96 65 64 0 9 .356 .419 .523 .943 SFN,NL
2016 78 309 100 17 2 4 35 44 29 36 2 4 .324 .382 .430 .812 SFN
2017 158 621 222 37 8 13 97 107 70 68 3 9 .357 .423 .506 .928 NYA KCA,AL
2018 156 616 211 36 10 16 90 105 59 68 5 5 .343 .400 .511 .911 KCA
2019 155 596 191 31 2 9 89 74 70 54 5 4 .320 .392 .424 .816 KCA
2020 124 489 123 24 4 8 75 69 49 59 3 6 .252 .320 .366 .686 KCA
2021 155 591 170 30 6 10 59 80 66 87 2 2 .288 .359 .409 .769 KCA
2022 156 616 180 25 4 5 66 89 58 64 2 1 .292 .353 .370 .723 KCA
2023 152 541 162 40 0 3 69 73 54 53 1 2 .299 .363 .390 .753 KCA
2024 99 343 91 12 2 2 23 49 20 42 2 2 .265 .311 .329 .641 KCA
Total 2707 10296 3181 533 90 152 1261 1509 1022 1149 39 97 .309 .371 .422 .794

AVG
2008 - .318 - 3rd
2009 - .312 - 5th
2012 - .320 - 5th
2013 - .328 - 5th
2014 - .315 - 10th
2015 - .356 - 2nd
2017 - .357 - 1st
2018 - .343 - 2nd
2019 - .320 - 1st

OBP
2015 - .419 - 4th
2017 - .423 - 3rd
2018 - .400 - 8th
2019 - .392 - 3rd

OPS
2015 - .943 - 9th
2018 - .911 - 8th

Hits
2007 - 175 - 8th
2008 - 189 - 2nd
2009 - 194 - 2nd
2010 - 184 - 8th
2012 - 195 - 3rd
2015 - 213 - 1st
2016 - 100 - 9th
2017 - 222 - 1st
2018 - 211 - 1st
2019 - 191 - 2nd

Triples
2015 - 9 - 10th
2017 - 8 - 10th
2018 - 10 - 5th

Runs
2010 - 106 - 10th

bcimmet · 12-28-2003, 07:56 PM

You can format the stats better in two ways by using these html tags:

VERSION ONE:

(font face="courier")

--put all your stats here--
--and within your stats lists, instead of spaces, use &nbsp;
--that is the HTML code for a full space.

(/font)

Use the "preview post" feature to see if they look right. If not, add spaces.

VERSION TWO:

(pre)

--your stats--

(/pre)

however, I've noticed that this adds extra blank lines sometimes.

NOTE: be sure, however, to use <> brackets instead of () parentheses. (I didn't use them in this post, because they turn into invisible HTML instructions.)

12-28-2003, 03:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
Wig Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: UK Posts: 153	April 7th, 2024 At the age of 40, D.C. Wig becomes the ILB All-Time hit leader with 3097 hits and solidifies his place in the HoF. Unfortunately, Kansas City traded for a young 2B early in the season and D.C. only got in 99 games. He is a FA, but I think that will be all for D.C., he's earned a rest. D.C. ended the season with 3181 hits, the all-time record. Other notable numbers include triples(17), and runs (21). I can't find out, but I'm sure his 2707 games has got to be up there. I don't recall him missing any games to injury. He had day-to-day injuries, but I recall him playing through most of them. Games missed in 2016 and 2020 were due to bugs that stopped the accumulation of stats. In 2013 there was a horrible FA period (bug) and I could not sign and wasn't picked up until 16 or so games into the season. Here are his numbers: (If anyone knows how to format the stats properly, please let me know. thanks) Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams 2006 78 202 54 9 0 1 20 22 11 30 1 2 .267 .305 .327 .632 SEA 2007 158 631 175 28 5 3 68 72 50 73 1 3 .277 .330 .352 .682 SEA 2008 154 595 189 36 4 4 55 82 49 51 1 5 .318 .370 .412 .781 SEA 2009 158 621 194 27 4 3 60 89 61 66 4 5 .312 .374 .383 .757 SEA 2010 156 601 184 37 7 7 76 106 69 63 3 10 .306 .378 .426 .804 SEA 2011 157 606 170 26 3 12 69 88 63 69 0 8 .281 .348 .393 .741 SEA 2012 157 609 195 31 6 14 71 95 62 79 2 6 .320 .383 .460 .843 SEA 2013 140 534 175 24 7 11 65 78 46 48 1 6 .328 .381 .461 .842 PIT SEA 2014 158 577 182 29 7 11 85 91 71 75 1 8 .315 .390 .447 .838 SFN 2015 158 598 213 34 9 16 89 96 65 64 0 9 .356 .419 .523 .943 SFN,NL 2016 78 309 100 17 2 4 35 44 29 36 2 4 .324 .382 .430 .812 SFN 2017 158 621 222 37 8 13 97 107 70 68 3 9 .357 .423 .506 .928 NYA KCA,AL 2018 156 616 211 36 10 16 90 105 59 68 5 5 .343 .400 .511 .911 KCA 2019 155 596 191 31 2 9 89 74 70 54 5 4 .320 .392 .424 .816 KCA 2020 124 489 123 24 4 8 75 69 49 59 3 6 .252 .320 .366 .686 KCA 2021 155 591 170 30 6 10 59 80 66 87 2 2 .288 .359 .409 .769 KCA 2022 156 616 180 25 4 5 66 89 58 64 2 1 .292 .353 .370 .723 KCA 2023 152 541 162 40 0 3 69 73 54 53 1 2 .299 .363 .390 .753 KCA 2024 99 343 91 12 2 2 23 49 20 42 2 2 .265 .311 .329 .641 KCA Total 2707 10296 3181 533 90 152 1261 1509 1022 1149 39 97 .309 .371 .422 .794 AVG 2008 - .318 - 3rd 2009 - .312 - 5th 2012 - .320 - 5th 2013 - .328 - 5th 2014 - .315 - 10th 2015 - .356 - 2nd 2017 - .357 - 1st 2018 - .343 - 2nd 2019 - .320 - 1st OBP 2015 - .419 - 4th 2017 - .423 - 3rd 2018 - .400 - 8th 2019 - .392 - 3rd OPS 2015 - .943 - 9th 2018 - .911 - 8th Hits 2007 - 175 - 8th 2008 - 189 - 2nd 2009 - 194 - 2nd 2010 - 184 - 8th 2012 - 195 - 3rd 2015 - 213 - 1st 2016 - 100 - 9th 2017 - 222 - 1st 2018 - 211 - 1st 2019 - 191 - 2nd Triples 2015 - 9 - 10th 2017 - 8 - 10th 2018 - 10 - 5th Runs 2010 - 106 - 10th __________________ Wig On February 28, 1991, Don Mattingly was named the tenth captain in team history. He was an All-Star 6 times. He won nine Gold Glove awards from 1982-1995. He was AL batting champ in 1984 and MVP in 1985. Last edited by Wig : 12-30-2003 at 05:32 AM.

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12-28-2003, 07:56 PM	#2 (permalink)
bcimmet Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: New York City Posts: 65	You can format the stats better in two ways by using these html tags: VERSION ONE: (font face="courier") --put all your stats here-- --and within your stats lists, instead of spaces, use &nbsp; --that is the HTML code for a full space. (/font) Use the "preview post" feature to see if they look right. If not, add spaces. VERSION TWO: (pre) --your stats-- (/pre) however, I've noticed that this adds extra blank lines sometimes. NOTE: be sure, however, to use <> brackets instead of () parentheses. (I didn't use them in this post, because they turn into invisible HTML instructions.)