Richie Ashburn

CF/LF · L/R · MLB · ACTIVE: 1948–1962 BORN: TILDEN, USA

All-Star ×5 Hall of Fame

Career

2574 H · 29 HR · 586 RBI · 234 SB

.308 AVG · .778 OPS · 2189 G

1962 Season

.306 AVG · 7 HR · 28 RBI · 12 SB

.424 OBP · .393 SLG · .817 OPS

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Richie Ashburn was a center fielder in MLB history. Across 2189 career games, with a .308 batting average and 29 home runs. This page covers season stats, team history, and career profile.

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Full Career Record

Season-by-season performance, contract terms, and the complete archive.

Season-by-Season Batting

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Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1948	PHI	117	463	78	154	17	4	2	40	32	60	22	.333	.410	.400	.810
1949	PHI	154	662	84	188	18	11	1	37	9	58	38	.284	.343	.349	.692
1950	PHI	151	594	84	180	25	14	2	41	14	63	32	.303	.372	.402	.774
1951	PHI	154	643	92	221	31	5	4	63	29	50	37	.344	.393	.426	.819
1952	PHI	154	613	93	173	31	6	1	42	16	75	30	.282	.362	.357	.720
1953	PHI	156	622	110	205	25	9	2	57	14	61	35	.330	.394	.408	.802
1954	PHI	153	559	111	175	16	8	1	41	11	125	46	.313	.441	.376	.817
1955	PHI	140	533	91	180	32	9	3	42	12	105	36	.338	.449	.448	.897
1956	PHI	154	628	94	190	26	8	3	50	10	79	45	.303	.384	.384	.768
1957	PHI	156	626	93	186	26	8	0	33	13	94	44	.297	.390	.364	.754
1958	PHI	152	615	98	215	24	13	2	33	30	97	48	.350	.440	.441	.881
1959	PHI	153	564	86	150	16	2	1	20	9	79	42	.266	.360	.307	.667
1960	CHC	151	547	99	159	16	5	0	40	16	116	50	.291	.415	.338	.753
1961	CHC	109	307	49	79	7	4	0	19	7	55	27	.257	.373	.306	.679
1962	NYM	135	389	60	119	7	3	7	28	12	81	39	.306	.424	.393	.817
Career Totals	—	2189	8365	1322	2574	317	109	29	586	234	1198	571	.308	.396	.382	.778

Awards & Achievements

TSN Rookie of the Year (1): 1948

All-Star Selections

1948, 1951, 1953, 1958, 1962

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Data: Lahman Baseball Database (CC BY-SA 4.0), Cot's Baseball Contracts, Retrosheet.