American League batting title: 1984 .343 (1rst Yankee since Mantle in '56)
AL MVP: 1985
AllStar: 6 ('84,'85,'86,'87,'88,'89)
Gold Gloves: 9 ('85,'86,'87,'88,'89,'91,'92,'93,'94)
MLB records:
-Most HRs in 7 consecutive games (9 July 8 -17, 1987)
-Most HRs in 8 consecutive games (10 July 8 -18, 1987)
-Most Grand slams in a season ( 6 1987)
MLB Records shared:
-Most consecutive games with at least one HR ( 8 July 8 -18, 1987)
-Most doubles in an inning (2 April 11, 1987)
-Most putout chances by a 1rst baseman in 9 inning game (22 July 20, 1987)
Team records held:
-Doubles in a season 53 (1986)
-Hits in a season 238 (1986)
Ranking on all time Yankee lists:
-2nd in doubles 442 -5th in hits 2,153
-10th in AVG. .307 -7th in games played 1,783
-7th in home runs 222 -8th in RBIs 1,099
Career fielding percentage-.996
.349
.358
.316
.315
.167
.340
.283
.343
.324
.352
.327
.311
.303
.256
.288
.288
.291
.304
.288
.417
.307
53
133
141
130
7
43
91
153
159
162
141
144
158
102
152
157
134
97
128
5
1785
166
494
547
476
12
159
279
603
652
677
569
599
631
394
587
640
530
372
458
24
7003
20
92
74
67
0
35
34
91
107
117
93
94
79
40
64
89
78
62
59
3
1007
58
177
173
150
2
54
79
207
211
238
186
186
191
101
169
184
154
113
132
10
2153
10
32
35
24
0
11
15
44
48
53
38
37
37
16
35
40
27
20
32
4
442
2
5
4
2
0
3
4
2
3
2
2
0
2
0
0
0
2
1
2
0
20
3
9
7
10
0
8
4
23
35
31
30
18
23
5
9
14
17
6
7
1
222
31
105
98
75
1
37
32
110
145
113
115
88
113
42
68
86
86
51
49
6
1099
30
59
64
50
0
29
21
41
56
53
51
41
51
28
46
39
61
60
40
1
588
6
33
55
24
1
14
31
33
41
35
38
29
30
20
42
43
42
24
35
5
444
2
8
4
1
0
2
0
0
2
0
1
1
3
1
2
3
0
0
0
0
14
.167
.409
.537
.567
.573
.559
.462
.477
.335
.394
.416
.445
.411
.413
.708
.471
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POST SEASON
1995 Yankees
Career Stats.
14yr MLB '82-'95
Donnie may not have the best numbers of all time but you can't ignore his accomplishments. He is a .307 lifetime hitter and has the 2nd best fielding pct. of any first baseman (.996) with 9 Gold Gloves to back it up. Donnie was a human vacuum in the corner and he could track a foul ball better then anyone. Maybe he never got himself a ring, but he was the captain of the New York Yankees. Even with their recent success and their roster of future hall of famers, they have yet to replace him as captain 6 seasons later. To this day his presence is felt with his influence on guys like O'niell, Williams, Pettitte, Nick Johnson, and especially Jeter. If there is any question as to how the Hitman would produce in the World Series, he batted over .400 in his brief stint in the play-offs. Nobody came through like Donnie. He was the Captain, #23 forever, and the heart and soul of the New York Yankees. Anyone who has that, has their spot on the wall in Cooperstown already roped off in my book. I just wish I could vote for him!
