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Rafael Palmeiro 2026 Season · Sugar Land Skeeters

Career: .288/.371/.515, 569 HR, 3020 H in 2831 games.

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Rafael Palmeiro

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1B · Sugar Land Skeeters

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+45.9Career NUT

Max Tier

Career

.288AVG569HR1834RBI3020H1663R97SB

L/L · 6' 0", 215 lb · b. Sep 24, 1964 · Havana, Cuba · Draft 1982 (7th Rd, #189)

Player Overview

Year by Year


1986	21	CHC	—	22	78	73	9	18	4	0	3	12	4	1	0	6	1	1	0	0	4	.247	.295	.425	.178	.720	.234
1987	22	CHC	+0.9	84	244	221	32	61	15	1	14	30	20	1	1	26	2	2	2	0	4	.276	.336	.543	.267	.879	.257
1988	23	CHC	+1.6	152	629	580	75	178	41	5	8	53	38	3	6	34	12	2	6	2	11	.307	.349	.436	.129	.785	.313
1989	24	TEX	+0.9	156	632	559	76	154	23	4	8	63	63	6	3	48	4	3	2	2	18	.275	.354	.374	.099	.728	.289
1990	25	TEX	+2.2	154	651	598	72	191	35	6	14	89	40	3	6	59	3	3	8	2	24	.319	.361	.468	.149	.829	.332
1991	26	TEX	+4.5	159	714	631	115	203	49	3	26	88	68	6	10	72	4	3	7	2	17	.322	.389	.532	.210	.921	.328
1992	27	TEX	+1.7	159	701	608	84	163	27	4	22	85	72	10	8	83	2	3	6	5	10	.268	.352	.434	.166	.786	.277
1993	28	TEX	+2.8	160	686	597	124	176	40	2	37	105	73	5	22	85	22	3	9	2	8	.295	.371	.554	.259	.925	.287
1994	29	BAL	+2.8	111	498	436	82	139	32	0	23	76	54	2	1	63	7	3	6	0	11	.319	.392	.550	.231	.942	.326
1995	30	BAL	+3.7	143	624	554	89	172	30	2	39	104	62	3	5	65	3	1	5	0	12	.310	.380	.583	.273	.963	.292
1996	31	BAL	+3.0	162	732	626	110	181	40	2	39	142	95	3	12	96	8	0	8	0	9	.289	.381	.546	.257	.927	.285
1997	32	BAL	+0.8	158	692	614	95	156	24	2	38	110	67	5	7	109	5	2	6	0	14	.254	.329	.485	.231	.814	.249
1998	33	BAL	+3.8	162	709	619	98	183	36	1	43	121	79	7	8	91	11	7	4	0	14	.296	.379	.565	.269	.944	.286
1999	34	TEX	+4.7	158	674	565	96	183	30	1	47	148	97	3	14	69	2	4	9	0	13	.324	.420	.630	.306	1.050	.297
2000	35	TEX	+2.6	158	678	565	102	163	29	3	39	120	103	3	17	77	2	1	7	0	14	.288	.397	.558	.270	.955	.272
2001	36	TEX	+3.8	160	714	600	98	164	33	0	47	123	101	7	8	90	1	1	6	0	8	.273	.381	.563	.290	.944	.249
2002	37	TEX	+3.6	155	663	546	99	149	34	0	43	105	104	6	16	94	2	0	7	0	10	.273	.391	.571	.298	.962	.255
2003	38	TEX	+1.9	154	654	561	92	146	21	2	38	112	84	5	9	77	2	0	4	0	7	.260	.359	.508	.248	.867	.240
2004	39	BAL	+0.1	154	651	550	68	142	29	0	23	88	86	6	15	61	2	1	9	0	15	.258	.359	.436	.178	.795	.251
2005	40	BAL	+0.3	110	422	369	47	98	13	0	18	60	43	2	4	43	2	0	8	0	9	.266	.339	.447	.181	.786	.253
Career	—	20 yrs	+45.9	2831	12046	10472	1663	3020	585	38	569	1834	1353	87	172	1348	97	40	119	15	232	.288	.371	.515	.227	.886	.283

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NUT Breakdown

Power

Contact

Discipline

What's driving Palmeiro's career NUT of +45.9

Slice size = share of total NUT. Power = HR + XBH · Contact = Singles · Discipline = BB + HBP.

Career NUT Trend

4.7

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NUT by Season

+0.9

+1.6

+0.9

+2.2

+4.5

+1.7

+2.8

+3.7

+3.0

+0.8

+3.8

+4.7

+2.6

+3.8

+3.6

+1.9

+0.1

+0.3

Awards

1988NL All-Star

1989AL Player of the Week

1990Rangers MVP

1991AL All-Star

1992AL Player of the Week

1993AL Player of the Month · AL Player of the Week

1995Orioles Most Valuable Award

1996Orioles Most Valuable Award

1997Rawlings AL Gold Glove

1998AL Player of the Month · AL All-Star · Orioles Most Valuable Award · Rawlings AL Gold Glove · Home Run Derby Participant · AL Silver Slugger

1999AL Player of the Month · AL Player of the Week · Rangers MVP · AL All-Star · Rawlings AL Gold Glove · AL Silver Slugger

2000Rangers MVP

2004Home Run Derby Participant

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