Eric Young

1992–2006 · bats R / throws R · Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers, NLS, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers

1,730G

.283AVG

.359OBP

.390SLG

More career statistics

1,731H

79HR

543RBI

465SB

23Rare feats

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

G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	K	SB	CS	HBP	SF	TB	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1,730	6,996	6,119	996	1,731	327	46	79	543	660	462	465	168	89	44	2,387	.283	.359	.390	.749

Streaks

19longest hitting streak · 1995-07-18 to 1995-08-10

33longest on-base streak

The three rarest things in this career

Rarity	What	Date	Rate	Game
85	Five-Steal Game	1996-06-30	1 in 7,214 games	box score ↗
80	Caught Three Times	1993-05-01	1 in 4,659 games	box score ↗
78	Stealing the Cycle	1996-06-30	1 in 3,787 games	box score ↗

Splits

Regular season only.

Home and away

	G	PA	H	HR	RBI	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG
Home	853	3448	898	53	320	361	210	.302	.365	.422
Away	877	3548	833	26	223	299	252	.265	.319	.360

By month

	G	PA	H	HR	RBI	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG
March	4	19	4	1	1	1	1	.235	.263	.471
April	248	1036	262	10	82	102	58	.292	.351	.409
May	286	1138	247	14	81	121	73	.252	.323	.365
June	290	1172	305	17	96	105	72	.297	.350	.406
July	295	1227	299	13	92	125	87	.280	.346	.386
August	327	1309	330	13	98	105	95	.283	.332	.379
September	262	1018	265	10	86	97	69	.297	.356	.400
October	18	77	19	1	7	4	7	.264	.299	.375

Most-faced opponents

	G	PA	H	HR	RBI	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG
pittsburgh-pirates	136	551	138	5	40	39	33	.275	.321	.361
cincinnati-reds	122	491	128	6	47	53	32	.303	.369	.442
houston-astros	120	520	126	5	34	45	36	.276	.329	.393
st-louis-cardinals	119	485	115	5	39	47	27	.273	.334	.363
atlanta-braves	112	451	116	2	32	31	30	.286	.326	.365
san-francisco-giants	108	409	102	5	29	45	23	.291	.359	.414
san-diego-padres	107	445	102	5	33	44	30	.263	.328	.363
florida-marlins	104	419	112	5	44	51	23	.314	.389	.443

Season by season

Year	Team	G	AB	H	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	IP	K
1992	Los Angeles Dodgers	49	132	34	1	11	6	.258	–	–
1993	Colorado Rockies	144	490	132	3	42	42	.269	–	–
1994	Colorado Rockies	90	228	62	7	30	18	.272	–	–
1995	Colorado Rockies	120	366	116	6	36	35	.317	–	–
1996	Colorado Rockies	141	568	184	8	74	53	.324	–	–
1997	Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers	155	622	174	8	61	45	.280	–	–
1998	Los Angeles Dodgers	117	452	129	8	43	42	.285	–	–
1999	Los Angeles Dodgers	119	456	128	2	41	51	.281	–	–
2000	Chicago Cubs	153	607	180	6	47	54	.297	–	–
2001	Chicago Cubs	149	603	168	6	42	31	.279	–	–
2002	Milwaukee Brewers	138	496	139	3	28	31	.280	–	–
2003	Milwaukee Brewers, San Francisco Giants	135	475	119	15	34	28	.251	–	–
2004	Texas Rangers	104	344	99	1	27	14	.288	–	–
2005	San Diego Padres	56	142	39	2	12	7	.275	–	–
2006	San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers	60	138	28	3	15	8	.203	–	–