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Bob Melvin
Born: 1961

C 1985-94 Tigers, Giants, Orioles, Royals, Red Sox, Yankees, White Sox

Bob Melvin's Teammates

GamesAverageHRRBI
Career 692.23335212
League CS 3.42900

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Excellent defensively, Melvin struggled at the plate, batting just .233 over his ten major league seasons. In 1987 he threw out 40% of the opposition's would-be basestealers (second-best in the NL) as the Giants' part-time catcher, nailing Tim Raines and Vince Coleman twice each. He also hit a career-high 11 home runs that year, but batted just .199.
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After three seasons of splitting time with Mickey Tettleton (1989-90) and Chris Hoiles (1991) behind the plate for the Baltimore Orioles, Melvin was traded to Kansas City for Storm Davis. He batted a career-high .314 in 1992 but played in only 32 games, never again seeing regular action in his three remaining seasons. (SCL/AF)


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FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» October 7, 1985: The Giants trade pitcher Dave LaPoint, catcher Matt Nokes, and minor league pitcher Eric King to the Tigers for pitcher Juan Berenguer, catcher Bob Melvin, and a player to be named later.

» November 15, 2002: The Mariners name Bob Melvin as their new manager.