Rob Wilfong

NOT RANKED IN TOP 100

1977—1987

Second Base

BORN

September 1, 1953, in Pasadena, CA

BATS / THROWS

Left / Right

HEIGHT / WEIGHT

6-1 / 180

PRIMARY TEAM

Minnesota Twins

.248

BATTING AVERAGE

959 GAMES

7.6 WAR

.303

ON-BASE PCT

318 RUNS

7.2 WAR7

.345

SLUGGING

668 HITS

5.2 WAR3

.648

ON-BASE + SLUGGING

39 HOME RUNS

1.3 WAR PER SEASON

A solid second baseman and an excellent bunter, Wilfong was one of manager Gene Mauch’s favorite players. Wilfong played for Mauch in both Minnesota and with the California Angels. For some reason, he crushed Detroit pitcher Dave Rozema, batting .556 (10-for-18) with a home run against the right-hander.

Compared to Hall of Fame Second Basemen

	CAREER	LONG PEAK	PRIME	SHORT PEAK	JAWS	WAR PER
Wilfong	CAREER 7.6	LONG PEAK 7.2	PRIME NR	SHORT PEAK 5.2	JAWS 7.4	WAR PER 1.3
AVERAGE HALL OF FAMER	CAREER	LONG PEAK	PRIME	SHORT PEAK	JAWS	WAR PER

Where Does Rob Wilfong Rank Among Second Basemen?

RANKING	CAREER	LONG PEAK	PRIME	SHORT PEAK	JAWS
RANKING NR	CAREER NR	LONG PEAK NR	PRIME NR	SHORT PEAK NR	JAWS NR
RANKING EGG RANKING	CAREER WAR	LONG PEAK WAR7	PRIME WAR 5 CONSECUTIVE	SHORT PEAK WAR3	JAWS JAWS

Hall of Fame Second Basemen Wins Above Replacement Comparison