December 21, 1982
Steve Garvey
Players most similar to | Gil Hodges
Career statistics | 272 HRs, 1,308 RBIs, .294/.329/.446
Career year (1974) 21 HRs, 111 RBIs, .312/.342/.469, 200 hits
Teams | Dodgers (1969-82), Padres (83-87)
Acquired | Signed a five-year, $6.6 million contract with the Padres on Dec. 21, 1982.
Gone | Retired on Jan. 13, 1988.
Resume
• NL MVP award (1974)
• Top 10 in MVP voting (1974, 76-78, 80)
• 10-time All-Star (1974-81, 84-85)
• Four Gold Glove awards (1974-77)
• Two-time All-Star Game MVP (1974, 78)
• Two-time NLCS MVP (1978, 84)
League leader
• Hits (1978, 80)
• Games played (1977-78, 80-82, 85)
Records
• Consecutive games played, NL (1,207)
November 18, 1982
Ed Whitson
Player most similar to >> Mike Krukow
Career statistics >> 126-123, 3.79 ERA, 2,240 IPs
Career year | 1990 >> 14-9, 2.60 ERA, 228.2 IPs
Teams >> Pirates (1977-79), Giants (79-81), Cleveland (82), Padres (83-84), Yankees (85-86), Padres (86-91)
Traded >> by Cleveland to the Padres for Juan Eichelberger and Broderick Perkins on Nov. 18, 1982.
Signed >> five-year, $4.4 million contract with the Yankees on Dec. 27, 1984.
Traded >> by the Yankees to the Padres for Tim Stoddard on July 9, 1986.
Resume
>> NL All-Star (1980)
League leader
>> WAR, pitching (1990)
The Ed Whitson Library
>> Billy’s Biggest Brawl | Sports Illustrated
October 7, 1982
1982 National League All-Star team
Catcher | Gary Carter, Expos
First base | Al Oliver, Expos
Second base | Joe Morgan, Giants
Third base | Mike Schmidt, Phillies
Shortstop | Dickie Thon, Astros
Left field | Lonnie Smith, Cardinals
Center field | Andre Dawson, Expos
Right field | Pedro Guerrero, Dodgers
Starting pitchers | Mario Soto, Reds
2. Steve Rogers, Expos
3. Steve Carlton, Phillies
4. Joe Niekro, Astros
5. Joaquin Andujar, Cardinals
Reliever | Greg Minton, Giants
Toughest omission | Dale Murphy, Atlanta
September 1, 1982
Benito Santiago
Player most similar to | Tony Pena
Career statistics | 217 HRs, 920 RBIs, .263/.307/.415
Career year (1996) 30 HRs, 85 RBIs, .264/.332/.503
Teams | Padres (1986-92), Marlins (93-94), Reds (95), Phillies (96), Blue Jays (97-98), Cubs (99), Reds (2000), Giants (01-03), Royals (04), Pirates (05)
Acquired | Signed by the Padres as an amateur free agent on Sept. 1, 1982.
Gone | Signed a two-year, $7.2 million contract with the Marlins on Dec. 16, 1992.
Resume
• NL Rookie of the Year (1987)
• Five-time All-Star (1989-92, 2002)
• Three Gold Glove awards (1988-90)
• NLCS MVP (2002)
Records
• Longest hitting streak, catcher (34 games, 1987)
• Longest hitting streak, NL rookie (34 games, 1987)
• Most home runs, consecutive at-bats (4, Sept. 15-16, 1996)
July 7, 1982
1982 NL All-Star voting
Catcher >> Gary Carter, Expos, 2,785,407
2. Darrell Porter, St. Louis, 1,084,013. 3. Bo Diaz, Philadelphia, 940,435. 4. Mike Scioscia, Los Angeles, 701,354. 5. Terry Kennedy, San Diego, 655,546. 6. Bruce Benedict, Atlanta, 568,763. 7. Tony Pena, Pittsburgh, 533,461. 8. John Stearns, Mets, 339,188.
First base >> Pete Rose, Phillies, 1,845,679
2. Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1,349,123. 3. Al Oliver, Montreal, 1,172,466. 4. Keith Hernandez, St. Louis, 949,449. 5. Chris Chambliss, Atlanta, 857,791. 6. Dan Driessen, Cincinnati, 619,282. 7. Bill Buckner, Chicago, 480,132. 8. Dave Kingman, Mets, 457,440.
Second base >> Manny Trillo, Phillies, 1,506,402
2. Steve Sax, Los Angeles, 1,504,777. 3. Phil Garner, Houston, 1,120,517. 4. Joe Morgan, San Francisco, 920,960. 5. Ron Oester, Cincinnati, 914,762. 6. Glenn Hubbard, Atlanta, 748,182. 7. Tommy Herr, St. Louis, 665,495. 8. Juan Bonilla, San Diego, 415,221.
Third base >> Mike Schmidt, Phillies, 2,748,210
2. Ron Cey, Los Angeles, 1,068,349. 3. Bob Horner, Atlanta, 1,065,480. 4. Johnny Bench, Cincinnati, 943,329. 5. Ray Knight, Houston, 629,263. 6. Ken Oberkfell, St. Louis, 600,467. 7. Bill Madlock, Pittsburgh, 490,383. 8. Hubie Brooks, Mets, 169,316.
Shortstop >> Dave Concepcion, Reds, 2,203,574
2. Ozzie Smith, St. Louis, 1,267,543. 3. Garry Templeton, San Diego, 1,051,947. 4. Chris Speier, Montreal, 908,490. 5. Larry Bowa, Chicago, 653,615. 6. Bill Russell, Los Angeles, 623,037. 7. Ivan DeJesus, Philadelphia, 455,453. 8. Craig Reynolds, Houston, 294,319.
2. Darrell Porter, St. Louis, 1,084,013. 3. Bo Diaz, Philadelphia, 940,435. 4. Mike Scioscia, Los Angeles, 701,354. 5. Terry Kennedy, San Diego, 655,546. 6. Bruce Benedict, Atlanta, 568,763. 7. Tony Pena, Pittsburgh, 533,461. 8. John Stearns, Mets, 339,188.
First base >> Pete Rose, Phillies, 1,845,679
2. Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1,349,123. 3. Al Oliver, Montreal, 1,172,466. 4. Keith Hernandez, St. Louis, 949,449. 5. Chris Chambliss, Atlanta, 857,791. 6. Dan Driessen, Cincinnati, 619,282. 7. Bill Buckner, Chicago, 480,132. 8. Dave Kingman, Mets, 457,440.
Second base >> Manny Trillo, Phillies, 1,506,402
2. Steve Sax, Los Angeles, 1,504,777. 3. Phil Garner, Houston, 1,120,517. 4. Joe Morgan, San Francisco, 920,960. 5. Ron Oester, Cincinnati, 914,762. 6. Glenn Hubbard, Atlanta, 748,182. 7. Tommy Herr, St. Louis, 665,495. 8. Juan Bonilla, San Diego, 415,221.
Third base >> Mike Schmidt, Phillies, 2,748,210
2. Ron Cey, Los Angeles, 1,068,349. 3. Bob Horner, Atlanta, 1,065,480. 4. Johnny Bench, Cincinnati, 943,329. 5. Ray Knight, Houston, 629,263. 6. Ken Oberkfell, St. Louis, 600,467. 7. Bill Madlock, Pittsburgh, 490,383. 8. Hubie Brooks, Mets, 169,316.
Shortstop >> Dave Concepcion, Reds, 2,203,574
2. Ozzie Smith, St. Louis, 1,267,543. 3. Garry Templeton, San Diego, 1,051,947. 4. Chris Speier, Montreal, 908,490. 5. Larry Bowa, Chicago, 653,615. 6. Bill Russell, Los Angeles, 623,037. 7. Ivan DeJesus, Philadelphia, 455,453. 8. Craig Reynolds, Houston, 294,319.
Outfield >> 1. Andre Dawson, Expos, 1,685,704. 2. Dale Murphy, Atlanta, 1,664,863. 3. Tim Raines, Expos, 1,362,851.
4. Dusty Baker, Los Angeles, 1,343,135. 5. Pedro Guerrero, Los Angeles, 1,122,347. 6. George Foster, Mets, 1,003,453. 7. Cesar Cedeno, Cincinnati, 985,036. 8. Warren Cromartie, Montreal, 964,776. 9. Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, 913,545. 10. Sixto Lezcano, San Diego, 811,185. 11. George Hendrick, St. Louis, 810,715. 12. Gary Matthews, Philadelphia, 741,616. 13. Garry Maddox, Philadelphia, 732,541. 14. Lonnie Smith, St. Louis, 723,767. 15. Jose Cruz, Houston, 682,571. 16. Claudell Washington, Atlanta, 679,839.
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