Don Baylor

GPTKB entity

Statements (89)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:Baseball_Player
gptkbp:awards gptkb:national_football_team
gptkb:World_Series
gptkb:American_League_MVP
All-Star Game selection
gptkbp:birth_date 1949-06-28
June 28, 1949
gptkbp:birth_place gptkb:Austin,_Texas
gptkbp:career_batting_average .260
gptkbp:coaching_career Bench Coach
Hitting Coach
First Base Coach
gptkbp:college gptkb:University_of_Texas_at_Austin
gptkbp:death_date 2023-08-07
gptkbp:death_place gptkb:Los_Angeles,_California
gptkbp:debut 1970-09-17
gptkbp:debut_year gptkb:1969
gptkbp:drafted_by gptkb:Baltimore_Orioles
gptkbp:famous_for gptkb:leadership
Power Hitting
RBI Production
Injury Resilience
Baseball Intelligence
gptkbp:final_mlb_appearance 1988-10-02
gptkbp:home_runs 338
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Don Baylor
gptkbp:influenced_games gptkb:Nolan_Arenado
gptkb:Vinny_Castilla
gptkb:Carlos_Gonzalez
gptkb:Larry_Walker
gptkb:Dante_Bichette
gptkb:David_Dahl
gptkb:Matt_Holliday
gptkb:Trevor_Story
gptkb:Charlie_Blackmon
gptkb:Todd_Helton
gptkbp:management gptkb:Arizona_Diamondbacks
gptkb:Chicago_Cubs
gptkb:Colorado_Rockies
gptkbp:mvp gptkb:1979
gptkbp:nickname The Baylor Bear
gptkbp:notable_achievement gptkb:Coached_for_the_Chicago_Cubs
gptkb:Coached_for_the_Detroit_Tigers
gptkb:Coached_for_the_Oakland_Athletics
Inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame
First player to win the MVP award in both leagues
Coached for the Arizona Diamondbacks
Coached for the Atlanta Braves
Coached for the Boston Red Sox
Coached for the Chicago White Sox
Coached for the Cincinnati Reds
Coached for the Colorado Rockies
Coached for the Kansas City Royals
Coached for the Miami Marlins
Coached for the Milwaukee Brewers
Coached for the Minnesota Twins
Coached for the New York Mets
Coached for the New York Yankees
Coached for the Philadelphia Phillies
Coached for the San Diego Padres
Coached for the San Francisco Giants
Coached for the Seattle Mariners
Coached for the Tampa Bay Rays
Coached for the Texas Rangers
Coached for the Toronto Blue Jays
Coached for the Washington Nationals
First player to win the MVP award with the Angels
Inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
Led the league in RBIs in 1979
gptkbp:participating_teams gptkb:Baltimore_Orioles
gptkb:Boston_Red_Sox
gptkb:Chicago_Cubs
gptkb:New_York_Yankees
gptkb:Texas_Rangers
gptkb:California_Angels
gptkbp:position Outfielder
First Baseman
Designated Hitter
Designated hitter
gptkbp:runs_batted_in Right
1,276
gptkbp:team gptkb:Baltimore_Orioles
gptkb:California_Angels
gptkbp:throws Right
gptkbp:won gptkb:American_League_MVP_1979
gptkbp:world_series_champion gptkb:1987
gptkbp:year gptkb:1988
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:New_York_Yankees
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4