Statistics

The Major Leagues

Winfield is a 12-time MLB All-Star, a seven-time Gold Glove Award winner, and a six-time Silver Slugger Award winner.
The Padres retired Winfield's No. 31 in his honor.

San Diego Padres

1973 – 1980

Winfield went directly to MLB from the University of Minnesota

1973: Padres first round draft pick

1973: Began MLB career June 6th

1977: First all star game selection

1978: Named team captain

1980: Played in all 162 season games

2001: First Padre elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

2001: Padres retire #31

2008: Named Padre Executive V.P./Senior Advisor

New York Yankees

1981 - 1990

1981: Largest contract in baseball history
– 12th consecutive all-start game
– AL outstanding DH
– 5th consecutive All Star Game

1982: Career high 37 HRs; team RBI leader; AL Player of Month (Sept)

1984: Career high .340 batting avg; 20-game hitting streak; three 5-hit games

1985: First Yankee to score 100+ runs two consecutive seasons since Mickey Mantle

1986: First Yankee to reach 100 RBI 5 straight seasons since Joe DiMaggio

1988: AL Player of Month (April)

2001: Dave Winfield Day (August 18th)

2003: Named to the All-Time Yankee Team as starting left fielder

2009: Winfield “Yankeeography” Premieres

California Angels

1990 - 1991

1990: A.L. Comeback Player of the Year

Led Angels in runs, RBI

1991: A.L. Player of the Week (April 9-14)

Oldest player to hit for cycle; 400th Home Run

World Champion Toronto Blue Jays

1992

1992: Outstanding DH

1992: Set MLB record for RBI for players over 40

1992: Winning hit in World Series

Minnesota Twins

1993 - 1994

1993: AL Player of Week (May 10-16)

18th player in MLB history to reach 3,000 hits

Cleveland Indians

1995

22nd and final MLB Season

AL Champions

Roberto Clemente Award Winner