Every year Josh and Jewsinbaseball.blogspot.com does a great wrap up of the Jewish Baseball Season. Here it is:
2010: A Year In Review
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doubles (25), triples (6), RBIs (54), runs scored (62), extra base hits<br />
(40), HBP (14), OBP, SLG, and OPS. Known more for his defense, he still<br />
did some impressive things on offense. He stole 102 bases, swiping 10<br />
or more bags 5 times. He stole 16 bases (a career-best) in 1995 with<br />
the Padres. He had a BB/K ratio of 53/60 in 1998, 69/79 in 2000, and he<br />
actually walked more than he struck out in 2005 with a BB/K ratio of<br />
51/48. His career line was .251/.325/.344 for an OPS of .669. That<br />
translates to an OPS+ of 75. He hit 80 HRs, 270 doubles, and 34<br />
triples. He drove in 607 runs, scored 718 runs, drew 634 BBs, and<br />
amassed 1,579 hits. His postseason line was .245/.308/.377 for an OPS<br />
of .685 in 119 PAs. Among JMLs, he ranks 1st in games played (1,971),<br />
4th in SBs, and 5th in hits and doubles. He was 1st in assists as a<br />
catcher in 1995 and 2000. He finished in the top 5 in assists 11 times.<br />
He was 1st in putouts as a catcher 4 times. He finished in the top 5 in<br />
putouts 12 times. He was 1st in fielding percentage as a catcher 4<br />
times. He finished in the top 5 in fielding percentage 10 times. He was<br />
1st in range factor as a catcher in 2002. He finished in the top 5 in<br />
range factor 9 times. He’s 13th all-time in caught stealing percentage<br />
(35%). He led the AL or NL in games caught 3 times. He finished in the<br />
top 5 in games caught 9 times. In 2006, he caught 138 games, the 2nd<br />
most games ever caught by a catcher at the age of 37, trailing only Bob<br />
Boone’s 147 games. Ausmus is 7th all-time in games caught and 2nd<br />
all-time in putouts as a catcher. Without a doubt, Ausmus was one of<br />
the greatest defensive catchers of all time.<br /><img decoding=)
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