Baseball Hall of Fame Right Fielders

So why have these right fielders been placed into the National Baseball Hall of Fame? The following chart briefly illustrates the statistical accomplishments of each right fielder currently enshrined in Cooperstown.

The chart is meant to serve as a quick compilation of lifetime statistics meant for easy comparison side-by-side comparison. Full stats for each player can be found by clicking on the player's name or by visiting our Player Stats section located on the main menu.

"It will be a great honor if I'm voted in, but it's something a player should never expect will happen." - Hall of Fame Pitcher Warren Spahn
Right Fielders

BOLD Indicates Statistical Leader For HOF Right Fielders

Name [Link To Full Stats] AVG OBP SLG HR RBI RUNS SB

Hank Aaron (bio)

.305

.377

.555

755

2,297

2,174

240

Roberto Clemente

.317

.362

.475

240

1,305

1,416

83

Sam Crawford

.309

.362

.452

97

1,525

1,391

366

Kiki Cuyler

.321

.386

.474

128

1,065

1,295

328

Elmer Flick

.313

.389

.445

48

756

948

330

Tony Gwynn

.338

.388

.359

135

1,138

1,383

319

Harry Heilmann

.342

.410

.520

183

1,539

1,291

113

Harry Hooper

.281

.368

.387

75

817

1,429

375

Reggie Jackson

.262

.358

.490

563

1,551

1,702

228

Al Kaline

.297

.379

.480

399

1,583

1,622

137

Willie Keeler

.341

.388

.415

33

810

1,719

495

King Kelly

.308

.368

.438

69

950

1,357

368

Chuck Klein

.320

.379

.543

300

1,201

1,168

79

Tommy McCarthy

.292

.364

.376

44

666

1,069

468

Mel Ott

.304

.414

.533

511

1,860

1,859

89

Sam Rice

.322

.374

.427

34

1,078

1,514

351

Frank Robinson

.294

.392

.537

586

1,812

1,829

204

Babe Ruth

.342

.474

.690

714

2,213

2,174

123

Enos Slaughter

.300

.382

.453

169

1,304

1,247

71

Sam Thompson

.331

.384

.505

127

1,299

1,256

229

Paul Waner

.333

.404

.473

113

1,309

1,627

104

Dave Winfield

.283

.355

.475

465

1,833

1,669

223

Ross Youngs

.322

.399

.441

42

592

812

153

Name [Link To Full Stats] AVG OBP SLG HR RBI RUNS SB

Hall of Fame Right Fielders



Did you know that Cap Anson, who was the manager of the Chicago Nationals at the time, credited Mike "King" Kelly with originating the hit and run play?

Harry Heilmann played with Ty Cobb in Detroit and combined for one of the most powerful one-two punches in baseball. "The Slug" won four batting titles and each was on an odd year: 1921, 1923, 1925, and 1927.

How good was Ross Youngs? The legendary John McGraw called him, "the greatest outfielder" and though his career ended at the age of thirty due to a kidney disorder, he had hit over .300 ever year of his career but one.