Milwaukee’s Best, Part 4: The 50 Best To Play For Braves, Brewers: 20-11

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Geoff Jenkins, as shown on a 2001 Topps Gold Label baseball card.

15. Geoff Jenkins, LF-RF

Brewers 1998-2007

The Brewers took Geoff Jenkins with the ninth overall pick out of the University of Southern California in the 1995 amateur draft and he arrived in Milwaukee for the first time in April 1998.

Jenkins was a regular in left field for seven seasons and played right field a couple of years as well, earning an All-Star nod in 2003, when he hit .296/.375/.538 with 28 homers and 95 RBI for the Brewers.

Jenkins was a gap-power guy, finishing fifth in the NL in doubles in 1999 and seventh in 2005.

He became a free agent after the 2007 season and signed with the Philadelphia Phillies in December 2007.

A reserve with the Phillies, Jenkins earned a World Series ring in 2008 and opted to retire after the season.

Here are Jenkins’ statistics from his 10 seasons with the Brewers:

Year Age G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+
1998 23 84 285 262 33 60 12 1 9 28 1 3 20 61 .229 .288 .385 .673 76
1999 24 135 493 447 70 140 43 3 21 82 5 1 35 87 .313 .371 .564 .935 135
2000 25 135 564 512 100 155 36 4 34 94 11 1 33 135 .303 .360 .588 .948 137
2001 26 105 446 397 60 105 21 1 20 63 4 2 36 120 .264 .334 .474 .808 109
2002 27 67 272 243 35 59 17 1 10 29 1 2 22 60 .243 .320 .444 .764 101
2003 ★ 28 124 554 487 81 144 30 2 28 95 0 0 58 120 .296 .375 .538 .913 137
2004 29 157 681 617 88 163 36 6 27 93 3 1 46 152 .264 .325 .473 .798 103
2005 30 148 618 538 87 157 42 1 25 86 0 0 56 138 .292 .375 .513 .888 131
2006 31 147 555 484 62 131 26 1 17 70 4 1 56 129 .271 .357 .434 .791 101
2007 32 132 464 420 45 107 24 2 21 64 2 2 32 116 .255 .319 .471 .790 101
TOTALS 1234 4932 4407 661 1221 287 22 212 704 31 13 394 1118 .277 .347 .496 .843 116

Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 3/20/2015.

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