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Hall of Fame left fielder for the Montreal Expos, inducted in 2017, who stole 808 career bases and posted a career .385 on-base percentage as one of the premier leadoff hitters of the 1980s.
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Tim Raines ranks #80 of 209 in the Baseball Player ranking, behind David Ortiz, ahead of Roy Campanella.
Elite leadoff skills, 808 steals, high OBP, delayed Hall recognition but strong analytical reputation.
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How many bases did Tim Raines steal in his career?
Tim Raines stole an impressive 808 career bases during his time in Major League Baseball. This places him among the top base stealers in the history of the sport, trailing only legends like Rickey Henderson.
When was Tim Raines inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Tim Raines was officially inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2017. His election recognized his incredible career, primarily as the premier leadoff hitter for the Montreal Expos during the 1980s.
What was Tim Raines's on-base percentage?
Raines posted a career .385 on-base percentage, highlighting his exceptional plate discipline. His ability to get on base consistently made him a massive offensive threat, perfectly complementing his base-stealing prowess.
Which MLB team is Tim Raines most associated with?
Tim Raines is most famously associated with the Montreal Expos, where he played as a dynamic Hall of Fame left fielder. He also won two World Series championships as a player and coach with the New York Yankees.
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