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Heinie Reitz

Henry Peter Reitz

Positions: Second Baseman and Third Baseman
Bats: Left, Throws: Right
Height: 5' 7", Weight: 158 lb.

Born: June 29, 1867 in Chicago, IL (All Transactions)
Debut: April 27, 1893
Teams (by GP): Orioles/Senators/Pirates 1893-1899
Final Game: June 3, 1899
Died: November 10, 1914 in Sacramento, CA
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Year Age Tm Lg G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+ TB GDP HBP SH SF IBB Pos Awards
1893 26 BLN NL 130 562 490 90 140 17 13 1 76 24 65 32 .286 .377 .380 .757 99 186 7 *4
1894 27 BLN NL 108 502 446 86 135 22 31 2 105 18 42 24 .303 .372 .504 .876 106 225 7 7 *45
1895 28 BLN NL 71 275 245 45 72 15 5 0 29 15 18 11 .294 .350 .396 .746 90 97 3 9 45/6
1896 29 BLN NL 120 527 464 76 133 15 6 4 106 28 49 32 .287 .357 .371 .728 90 172 2 12 *4/6
1897 30 BLN NL 128 544 477 76 138 15 6 2 84 23 50 .289 .370 .358 .728 93 171 11 6 *4
1898 31 WHS NL 132 543 489 62 148 20 2 2 47 11 32 .303 .357 .364 .721 106 178 9 13 *4
1899 32 PIT NL 35 149 133 12 35 4 2 0 16 3 10 .263 .315 .323 .638 75 43 0 6 4
7 Seasons 724 3102 2744 447 801 108 65 11 463 122 266 99 .292 .363 .391 .753 97 1072 39 53
162 Game Avg. 162 694 614 100 179 24 15 2 104 27 60 .292 .363 .391 .753 97 240 9
BLN (5 yrs) 557 2410 2122 373 618 84 61 9 400 108 224 99 .291 .367 .401 .768 97 851 30 34
PIT (1 yr) 35 149 133 12 35 4 2 0 16 3 10 .263 .315 .323 .638 75 43 0 6
WHS (1 yr) 132 543 489 62 148 20 2 2 47 11 32 .303 .357 .364 .721 106 178 9 13

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Year Tm Lg Age Pos G GS Inn Ch PO A E DP Fld% RF/9 RF/G lgFld% lgRF9 lgRFG Awards
1893 BLN NL 26 2B 130 784 315 421 48 62 .939 5.66 .933 5.88
1894 BLN NL 27 2B 97 620 264 336 20 50 .968 6.19 .925 5.71
1894 BLN NL 27 3B 12 56 14 37 5 3 .911 4.25 .873 3.41
1895 BLN NL 28 2B 48 274 120 137 17 25 .938 5.35 .932 5.63
1895 BLN NL 28 3B 18 46 18 24 4 1 .913 2.33 .865 3.38
1895 BLN NL 28 SS 1 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 1.00 .900 5.50
1896 BLN NL 29 2B 118 621 256 335 30 54 .952 5.01 .939 5.42
1896 BLN NL 29 SS 3 11 3 7 1 0 .909 3.33 .900 5.50
1897 BLN NL 30 2B 128 760 282 449 29 62 .962 5.71 .934 5.52
1898 WHS NL 31 2B 132 755 323 401 31 56 .959 5.48 .942 5.53
1899 PIT NL 32 2B 35 206 86 115 5 8 .976 5.74 .939 5.47
7 Seasons 2B 688 4020 1646 2194 180 317 .955 5.58 .935 5.60
2 Seasons 3B 30 102 32 61 9 4 .912 3.10 .870 3.39
2 Seasons SS 4 12 3 8 1 0 .917 2.75 .900 5.50
7 Seasons TOT 722 4134 1681 2263 190 321 .954 5.46 .887 5.51

Appearances on Leader Boards, Awards, and Honors

Stats are Year-Value-Rank, Glossary

Triples s c a p y
1894 NL  31 (1st)

Runs Batted In s c a p y
1896 NL  106 (5th)

                           

Hall Of Fame Statistics

Player rank in (·)

Black InkBatting - 1 (722), Average HOFer ≈ 27
Gray InkBatting - 5 (1736), Average HOFer ≈ 144
Hall of Fame MonitorBatting - 12 (1043), Likely HOFer ≈ 100
Hall of Fame StandardsBatting - 15 (1122), Average HOFer ≈ 50

Similarity Scores

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  6. Frank Shugart (934)  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C

Transactions

Before 1893 Season: Purchased by the Baltimore Orioles from San Francisco (California) for $300.

December 10, 1897: Traded by the Baltimore Orioles with Doc Amole and Jack Doyle to the Washington Senators for Gene DeMontreville, Dan McGann and Doc McJames.

December 14, 1898: Traded by the Washington Senators to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Jack O'Brien, Dick Padden and Jimmy Slagle.

March, 1900: Traded by the Pittsburgh Pirates to Milwaukee (American Association) for a player to be named later. Milwaukee (American Association) sent Harry Smith (September, 1900) to the Pittsburgh Pirates to complete the trade.

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