Jake Marisnick

2013–2023  ·  bats R / throws R  ·  Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates

877G
.228AVG
.281OBP
.385SLG
More career statistics
469H
65HR
223RBI
81SB
1Rare feat

Career summary: MLB’s official regular-season totals. Season lines, splits and historical game logs below are reconstructed from the covered Retrosheet records and can differ in coverage or scorer revisions. Compare sources and coverage.

Career batting

GPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSBCSHBPSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
8772,2472,05328746996156522311967181323714790.228.281.385.666

Streaks

11longest hitting streak · 2015-04-20 to 2015-05-03
11longest on-base streak

The three rarest things in this career

RarityWhatDateRateGame
57Triple Play2019-05-221 in 498 gamesbox score ↗
324 runs scored2017-07-311 in 1,014 player-gamesbox score ↗
3210 total bases2017-05-161 in 1,002 player-gamesbox score ↗

Splits

Regular season only.

Home and away

GPAHHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLG
Home43110552263210261298.236.272.395
Away44611922433312158373.222.253.376

By month

GPAHHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLG
March51753415.312.353.875
April126289628311796.234.273.400
May13134473133814109.227.253.411
June15541275114127118.203.248.333
July1363317610311592.251.275.439
August16347798113421140.222.249.345
September1533557294224104.227.270.379
October82280207.381.364.476

Most-faced opponents

GPAHHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLG
texas-rangers84242486191172.217.244.371
athletics82216456261770.241.287.396
los-angeles-angels73182434161355.261.308.394
seattle-mariners72210428291261.221.257.405
kansas-city-royals36591515320.283.305.377
minnesota-twins318120311320.260.284.455
new-york-yankees31722338222.329.347.529
tampa-bay-rays297315510527.231.274.477

Season by season

YearTeamGABHHRRBISBAVGIPK
2013Miami Marlins4010920153.183––
2014Houston Astros, Miami Marlins652215531911.249––
2015Houston Astros1333398093624.236––
2016Houston Astros1182876052110.209––
2017Houston Astros1062305616359.243––
2018Houston Astros1032134510286.211––
2019Houston Astros12029268103410.233––
2020New York Mets16331125–.333––
2021Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres99176385244.216––
2022Pittsburgh Pirates317718262.234––
2023Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers4676182102.237––