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  • Adam Lind

    Birth Date: 07/17/1983

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    Adam Alan Lind was born in Muncie, Indiana and attended Highland High School in nearby Anderson. He was named Indiana Mr. Baseball by the Indiana high school baseball coaches after batting .675 with 15 doubles, three triples, 16 home runs, and 47 RBIs his senior year. The southpaw swinging first sacker was picked in the 8th round of the 2002 MLB Amateur Draft by the Minnesota Twins but elected not to sign, instead attending the University of South Alabama. Lind had a nice sophomore year, batting .392 with 12 home runs and 60 RBIs and was selected in the third round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays.

    Lind moved rapidly through the Blue Jays chain, making his big-league debut at the end of his third season. He did not disappoint, slashing .367/.415/.600 across 60 at-bats.

    The big (6-foot-2, 195-pound) slugger split the next two seasons between Toronto and Triple-A Syracuse. He broke out in 2009, winning a Silver Slugger Award for Toronto on the strength of his .305/.370/.562 batting line with 35 homers and 114 RBIs.

    Over the next five years, Lind missed a few games due to injury and slumps but still slashed .265/.321/.450 with 89 home runs in 607 games. After the 2014 campaign, Lind was traded to the Brewers for pitcher Marco Estrada.

    Lind had a nice season for the Brewers with an OPS+ of 126 and bWAR of 3.6, which was best on the team. After the season he was traded to the Seattle Mariners for two minor league pitchers and Freddy Peralta.

    He spent 2016 with the Mariners and slipped a bit with an OPS+ of 94 with 20 home runs and moved to the Washington Nationals the next year as a free agent. He slashed .303/.362/.513 across 267 at-bats with 14 home runs as a part-time starter.

    In 2018, Lind played in the Yankees and Red Sox organizations but was released by the Red Sox in August. Lind finished his major league career with 200 home runs and a batting line of .272/.330/.465.

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    Season Age Team Lg WAR G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+ rOBA Rbat+ TB GIDP HBP SH SF IBB Pos Awards
    2006 22 TOR AL 0.5 18 65 60 8 22 8 0 2 8 0 0 5 12 .367 .415 .600 1.015 159 .434 163 36 0 0 0 0 0 D/H7  
    2007 23 TOR AL 0.2 89 311 290 34 69 14 0 11 46 1 2 16 65 .238 .278 .400 .678 77 .306 76 116 7 1 2 2 0 7H  
    2008 24 TOR AL 0.2 88 349 326 48 92 16 4 9 40 2 0 16 59 .282 .316 .439 .755 101 .333 97 143 8 2 1 4 3 7D/H  
    2009 25 TOR AL 3.9 151 654 587 93 179 46 0 35 114 1 1 58 110 .305 .370 .562 .932 141 .401 143 330 15 5 0 4 7 D7/H MVP-15,SS
    2010 26 TOR AL -1.0 150 613 569 57 135 32 3 23 72 0 0 38 144 .237 .287 .425 .712 90 .311 82 242 10 3 0 3 3 *D73/H  
    2011 27 TOR AL 0.1 125 542 499 56 125 16 0 26 87 1 1 32 107 .251 .295 .439 .734 95 .325 94 219 12 3 0 8 4 *3D  
    2012 28 TOR AL 0.3 93 353 321 28 82 14 2 11 45 0 0 29 61 .255 .314 .414 .729 97 .326 99 133 10 0 0 3 1 3D/H  
    2013 29 TOR AL 2.0 143 521 465 67 134 26 1 23 67 1 0 51 103 .288 .357 .497 .854 132 .376 136 231 20 1 0 4 5 3DH  
    2014 30 TOR AL 2.2 96 318 290 38 93 24 2 6 40 0 0 28 48 .321 .381 .479 .860 143 .385 148 139 8 0 0 0 3 3DH  
    2015 31 MIL NL 3.6 149 572 502 72 139 32 0 20 87 0 0 66 100 .277 .360 .460 .820 123 .362 126 231 7 1 0 3 11 *3H/D  
    2016 32 SEA AL -0.3 126 430 401 48 96 17 0 20 58 0 1 26 89 .239 .286 .431 .717 94 .302 87 173 14 1 0 2 3 3HD  
    2017 33 WSN NL 0.9 116 301 267 39 81 14 0 14 59 1 0 28 47 .303 .362 .513 .875 122 .372 122 137 6 0 0 6 5 H37/D  
    12 Yrs 12.7 1344 5029 4577 588 1247 259 12 200 723 7 5 393 945 .272 .330 .465 .795 112 .348 111 2130 117 17 3 39 45 3D7H  
    162 Game Avg 1.5 162 606 552 71 150 31 1 24 87 1 1 47 114 .272 .330 .465 .795 112 .348 111 257 14 2 0 5 5    
                                                               
    TOR (9 Yrs) 8.5 953 3726 3407 429 931 196 12 146 519 6 4 273 709 .273 .327 .466 .794 112 .349 111 1589 90 15 3 28 26 D37H  
    MIL (1 Yr) 3.6 149 572 502 72 139 32 0 20 87 0 0 66 100 .277 .360 .460 .820 123 .362 126 231 7 1 0 3 11 *3H/D  
    SEA (1 Yr) -0.3 126 430 401 48 96 17 0 20 58 0 1 26 89 .239 .286 .431 .717 94 .302 87 173 14 1 0 2 3 3HD  
    WSN (1 Yr) 0.9 116 301 267 39 81 14 0 14 59 1 0 28 47 .303 .362 .513 .875 122 .372 122 137 6 0 0 6 5 H37/D  
                                                               
    AL (10 Yrs) 8.2 1079 4156 3808 477 1027 213 12 166 577 6 5 299 798 .270 .323 .463 .786 110 .344 109 1762 104 16 3 30 29 D37H  
    NL (2 Yrs) 4.5 265 873 769 111 220 46 0 34 146 1 0 94 147 .286 .361 .479 .839 123 .366 124 368 13 1 0 9 16 3H7/D  
    Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
    Generated 1/21/2025.

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    The 2015 version of the Milwaukee Brewers was not a good club, limping to a 68-94 mark, 32 games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Central. Manager Ron Roenicke was canned after a 7-18 start and was replaced by Craig Counsell. The trio of players featured in this piece were among the best players on that team. 

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