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1971
Top row, from left: Jim Dietz, Mark Merdes, Dave
Dowdy, Rod Boone, Dave Roberts, Dan Grimm, Bobby Jack, Jim Burns, Harley House,
Rich Troedson, Larry Ike. Bottom row, from left: Craig Caskey, Jim
Brunette, Gene Delyon, Dave Wiggins, Duane Larson, Manny Estrada, Rusty
Gerhardt, Rod Laub, Mike Kenneth, Tony Perry. Jim Papp, batboy.
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1971 Roster | Jim Dietz • Tony Perry // Rod Boone • Jim Brunette • Jim Burnes • Craig Caskey • Gene Delyon • Jim Dietz • Duane Donahoo • Dave Dowdy • R.J. Englert • Rusty Gerhardt • Dan Grimm • Harley House • Larry Ike • Bobby Jack • Mike Kenneth • Duane Larson • Rod Laub • Mark Merdes • Dave Roberts • Jim Sundberg • Rich Troedson • Dave Wiggins • Dave Winfield | All-Time Roster • All-Time Lineups
1971 PRESSBOX
5/5/8: Dave Winfield (71-72) Is Winfield Following Kingman? (1972) "So in only 12 official at-bats this season, Winfield is hitting .500 and has slugged three home runs. That's ahead of the pace Kingman established in '69 when he clubbed seven home runs in a total of 64 times at bat. "We've known all along what Winfield's capable of doing with the bat," said manager Jim Dietz "and that's why we've tried to work him into the lineup occasionally." "He'll play more and more in the outfield as the season progresses, but whether he'll ever become a full-time outfielder, it's hard to say at this time." - The Answer? Um, yes.
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 Top row, from left: Jim Dietz, Rod Boone, Dave Dowdy, Jim Burnes, Dave Winfield, Bobby Jack, Dave Roberts, Harley House, Dan Grimm, Mark Merdes, Tony Perry ; Bottom row, from left: Manny Estrada, Duane Larson, Gene Delyon, Dave Wiggins, Rusty Gerhardt, Duane Donahoo and Jim Brunette. John Papp | |
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Most Games Played, Career 1. 163 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 T4. .400 - Bobby Jack, 1971 3. .400 - Bobby Jack, 1971 5. .352 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Highest Batting Average, Career (500+ pa) 2. 352 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most At Bats, Career 3. 563 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most Runs, Career 3. 134 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most Hits, Career 3. 198 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most Hits, Season 2. 104 - Bobby Jack 1971 Most Singles, Season 4. 67 - Bobby Jack, 1971 T5. 20 - Rod Boone, 1971 Most Triples, Season 5. 8 - Duane Larson, 1971 Most Home Runs, Career T2. 28 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most Home Runs, Season 5. 19 - Bobby Jack, 1971 Most Runs Batted In, Career 2. 126 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 Most Runs Batted In, Season 2. 77 - Bobby Jack, 1971 Most Base on Balls, Career 1. 107 - Gene Delyon, 1971-72-73 3. 54 - Manny Estrada, 1971 Most Strikeouts, Career T2. 104 - Rod Boone, 1969-70-71 Most Strikeouts, Season 4. 55 - Bobby Jack, 1971 Most Hit by Pitcher, Season T6. 8 - Dave Roberts, 1971 2. 68 - Duane Larson, 1970-71 Most Stolen Bases, Season 3. 46 - Duane Larson, 1971 Most Home Runs, Season 4. 73 - 1971 2. 4 - 1971 ( Bobby Jack 19, Gene Delyon 10, Dave Roberts 11, Rod Boone 11) Most RBI, Season 5. 433 - 1971 Most Base on Balls, Season 4. 339 - 1971 | Most Games, Career T6. 48 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 6. 26 - Rusty Gerhardt, 1971 1. 36 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 T2. 255 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 7. 109 - Rusty Gerhardt, 1971 T4. 18 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 Most Games Won, Career, LHP 2. 18 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 Most Games Lost, Career 1. 11 - Harley House T7. 45 - Rich Troedson, 1971 Lowest Earned Run Average, Career (75 or more innings) 6. 1.82 - Rusty Gerhardt, 1971 3. 5 - Dan Grimm, 1971-72-73 1. 135 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 Most Base on Balls, Season 2. 66 - Dave Winfield, 1971 2. 261 - Rich Troedson, 1969-70-71 T4. 123 - Rusty Gerhardt - 1971 T11. 314 - 1971 Most Strikeouts, Season 2. 585 - 1971 Most Games Lost, Season 10. 22 - 1971
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