You Are Here > Baseball-Reference.com > Blog >

SITE NEWS: We are moving all of our site and company news into a single blog for Sports-Reference.com. We'll tag all B-R content, so you can quickly and easily find the content you want.

Also, our existing B-R blog rss feed will be redirected to the new site's feed.

Baseball-Reference.com ยป Sports Reference

For more from Andy and the gang, check out their new site High Heat Stats.

You Better Run…

Posted by Steve Lombardi on August 16, 2008

A quick list on the run...

Most career games appearing only as a pinch-runner in a contest, post-Herb Washington's career:

                   Games Link to Individual Games
+-----------------+-----+-------------------------+
 Matt Alexander      175 Ind. Games
 Otis Nixon          153 Ind. Games
 Miguel Dilone       139 Ind. Games
 Gerald Williams      99 Ind. Games
 Gary Thurman         92 Ind. Games
 Tom Goodwin          91 Ind. Games
 Tom Lawless          88 Ind. Games
 Charles Gipson       87 Ind. Games
 Bill Almon           86 Ind. Games
 Larry Lintz          85 Ind. Games
 Rafael Belliard      85 Ind. Games
 John Moses           83 Ind. Games
 Wayne Tolleson       80 Ind. Games

Here's the longer list.

Related posts:

    Battling Backstop Bats In The Post-Season

This entry was posted on Saturday, August 16th, 2008 at 7:37 am and is filed under Game Finders. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

5 Responses to “You Better Run…”

  1. Pink Floyd or the Stooges?

  2. The former.

  3. lintz's line in '76 is probably my favorite statistical line ever. how many guys bat .000 but still have an ops over 100?

    http://www.baseball-reference.com/l/lintzla01.shtml

  4. vincent75, I know your question was rhetorical, but the answer is 13.
    http://www.bb-ref.com/pi/shareit/aVxd

  5. Johnny Twisto Says:

    I never heard of Matt Alexander. Appears that he replaced Herb Washington as Oakland's pinch runner in the mid-70s.

    Gipson got picked off three times in 5 weeks for the Yankees in '03. Only twice as a PR though.