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BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Historical Matchups Paul Molitor vs. George Brett (Allsport) (Allsport) IF-CF-DH/1978-1998 .306 average 234 HRs 1,307 RBI 504 stolen bases 3,319 career hits All-Star in 1980, '85, '88, '91-94 Complete Molitor profile 3B-1B-DH/1973-93 .305 average 317 HRs 1,595 RBI 201 stolen bases 3,154 career hits All-Star in 1976-88 MVP in 1980 Complete Brett profile Like a fine wine, Paul Molitor seems to get better with age. Weakened early in his career by various injuries, Molitor was turned into a full-time DH in 1990. The shift helped to lengthen a Hall of Fame career. In 1993, he became the oldest man to drive in 100 runs, when at the age of 37 he had 111 RBI for the Toronto Blue Jays. Nicknamed the 'Igniter' for his uncanny ability to instigate a rally, a January 1994 poll of AL managers selected Molitor as the best two-strike hitter in the league. Dubbed 'The Franchise' by adoring Kansas City fans, Brett led the Royals to six AL West titles, two World Series appearances, and their first and only championship. Hitting for average and power, solid on the basepaths, and steady in the field there was very little on the baseball diamond George couldn't do. Brett (whose older brother, Ken, spent 13 years in the majors) retired in 1993 as the all-time club leader in every offensive category excluding stolen bases. However, Brett may be best remembered for two accoutrements: a ubiquitous wad of chew habitually stuffed in one cheek and the fateful pine tar he spread on his bat on

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Sports Biographies Alpha Index Index by Sport Index of Women Molitor, Paul L. Baseball b. Aug. 22, 1956, St. Paul, MN Career Hitting Record Other Resources For years, the 6-foot, 185-pound Molitor was recognized as a very good baseball player. After he was named most valuable player in the 1993 World Series, people suddenly began to think he might well be a future member of the Hall of Fame. The feeling became even stronger when he collected his 3,000th career hit in 1995. And, three years later, when he became just the sixth player in history to have 500 stolen bases and 3,000 hits, the Hall of Fame became a distinct probability. In fact, Molitor was elected to the Hall in 2004, his second year of eligibiltiy Molitor joined the AL's Milwaukee Brewers in 1978 and hit .273 in 125 games, playing second base, third base, and shortstop. After hitting .322 in 1979 and .304 in 1980, he spent much of the 1981 season on the disabled list, but came back to lead the league with 136 runs scored in 1982, when he batted .302. Molitor hit .316 with 2 home runs, 4 runs scored, and 5 RBI when the Brewers beat the California Angels in a five-game league championship series and he had a .355 average with 5 runs and 3 RBI in their seven-game loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. In Game 1, Molitor became the first player ever to get five hits in a World Series game. In 1983, Molitor settled in at third base for the Brewers and spent most of the next seven seasons at that position. He had his best overall year in 1987, when he hit .353 and led the league with 41 doubles and 114 runs scored.

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