Rickey Henderson

Player most similar to >> none
Career statistics >> .279/.401/.419, 2,295 runs, 3,055 hits, 1,406 SBs

Teams >> Athletics (1979-84), Yankees (85-89), Athletics (89-93), Blue Jays (93), Athletics (94-95), Padres (96-97), Angels (97), Athletics (98), Mets (99-2000), Mariners (00), Padres (01), Red Sox (02), Dodgers (03)

Acquired (1) | Signed with the Padres on Dec. 29, 1995.
Gone (1) | Traded by the Padres to the Angels for Ryan Hancock, Stevenson Agosto and a player to be named later on Aug. 13, 1997.

Acquired (2) | Signed with the Padres on March 19, 2001.
Gone (2) | Signed with the Red Sox on Feb. 13, 2002.

1. Career year (1990) 28 HRs, 61 RBIs, .325/.439/.577, 119 runs, 65 SBs, 97 walks

2. Career year (1985) 24 HRs, 72 RBIs, .314/.419/.516, 146 runs, 80 SBs, 99 walks

3. Career year (1980) 9 HRs, 53 RBIs, .303/.420/.399, 111 runs, 100 SBs, 117 walks



Resume
>> Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame (2009)
>> AL MVP Award (1990)
>> 10-time AL All-Star (1980, 82-88, 90-91)
>> Top 10 in MVP voting (1980-82, 85, 89-90)
>> AL Gold Glove Award (1981)
>> ALCS MVP (1989)

League leader
>> Stolen bases (1980-86, 88-91, 98)
>> Runs (1981, 85-86, 89-90)
>> Walks (1982-83, 89, 98)
>> On-base percentage (1990)
>> Hits (1981)

Records
>> Runs, career (2,295)
>> Stolen bases, career (1,406)
>> Stolen bases, single season (130, 1982)
>> Stolen bases, most seasons leading league (12)
>> Home runs, leading off game (75)

Wally Joyner

Player most similar to >> Chris Chambliss
Career statistics >> 204 HRs, 1,106 RBIs, .289/.362/.440
Career year, 1987 >> 34 HRs, 117 RBIs, .285/.366/.528, 100 runs

Teams >> Angels (1986-91), Royals (92-95), Padres (96-99), Atlanta (2000), Angels (01)
Acquired >> Traded by the Royals with Aaron Dorlarque to the Padres for Bip Roberts and Bryan Wolff on Dec. 21, 1995.
Gone >> Traded by the Padres with Reggie Sanders and Quilvio Veras to Atlanta for Ryan Klesko, Bret Boone and Jason Shiell on Dec. 22, 1999.

Resume
>> AL All-Star (1986)
>> Top 10 in MVP voting (1986)

Ken Caminiti

Player most similar to | Doug DeCinces
Career statistics | .272/.347/.447, 239 HRs, 983 RBIs
Career year (1996) .326/.408/.621, 40 HRs, 130 RBIs, 109 runs

Teams | Astros (1987-94), Padres (95-98), Astros (99-2000), Rangers (01), Atlanta (01)
Acquired | Traded by the Astros with Steve Finley, Andujar Cedeno, Roberto Petagine, Brian Williams and a player to be named later to the Padres for Phil Plantier, Derek Bell, Pedro Martinez, Doug Brocail, Craig Shipley and Ricky Gutierrez on Dec. 28, 1994.
Gone | Signed a two-year, $9.5 million contract with the Astros on Nov. 17, 1998.

Resume
• NL MVP award (1996)
• Three-time All-Star (1994, 96-97)
• Three Gold Glove awards (1995-97)

The Ken Caminiti Library
• Scary Man | Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated (Sept. 9, 1996)
• Totally Juiced | Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated (June 3, 2002)
• Fatal Errors | Mark Zeigler in Union-Tribune (Oct. 31, 2004) and The Best American Sports Writing 2005

Steve Finley

Player most similar to | Devon White
Career statistics | 304 HRs, 1,167 RBIs, .271/.332/.442
Career year (1996) 30 HRs, 95 RBIs, .298/.354/.531, 126 runs, 45 doubles

Teams | Orioles (1989-90), Astros (91-94) Padres (95-98), Diamondbacks (99-04), Dodgers (04), Angels (05), Giants (06), Rockies (07)
Acquired | Traded by the Astros with Ken Caminiti, Andujar Cedeno, Roberto Petagine, Brian Williams and a player to be named later to the Padres for Phil Plantier, Derek Bell, Pedro Martinez, Doug Brocail, Craig Shipley and Ricky Gutierrez on Dec. 28, 1994.
Gone | Signed with the Diamondbacks on Dec. 18, 1998.

Resume
• Two-time All-Star (1997, 2000)
• Top 10 MVP voting (1996)
• Five Gold Glove awards (1995-96, 99, 2000, 04)

League leader
• Triples (1993, 2003)
• Games (1992, 2004)