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Daniel Murphy

American baseball player (born 1985)

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Also known as Daniel Thomas Murphy · Daniel T. Murphy

Born: April 1, 1985
Birthplace: Jacksonville
Citizenship: United States
Occupation: baseball player
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1.Stated in ESPN Major League BaseballRetrieved 2022-04-04
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Education: Englewood High School
, Jacksonville University
Height: 188 cm

Overview

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Daniel Thomas Murphy is an American former professional baseball second baseman and first baseman. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Mets, Washington Nationals, Chicago Cubs, and Colorado Rockies. While primarily a second baseman, he also played first base, third base, and left field. Murphy was an MLB All-Star in 2014, 2016, and 2017. Internationally, Murphy represents the United States. In the 2017 World Baseball Classic (WBC), he helped win Team USA's first gold medal in a WBC tournament.

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MLB batting stats — season by season

13 seasons · from AIDb's MLB batting dataset

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2008	New York Mets	49	131	24	41	9	3	2	17	0	18	28	.313	.397	.473	.871
2009	New York Mets	155	508	60	135	38	4	12	63	4	38	69	.266	.313	.427	.741
2011	New York Mets	109	391	49	125	28	2	6	49	5	24	42	.320	.362	.448	.809
2012	New York Mets	156	571	62	166	40	3	6	65	10	36	82	.291	.332	.403	.735
2013	New York Mets	161	658	92	188	38	4	13	78	23	32	95	.286	.319	.415	.733
2014	New York Mets	143	596	79	172	37	2	9	57	13	39	86	.289	.332	.403	.734
2015	New York Mets	130	499	56	140	38	2	14	73	2	31	38	.281	.322	.449	.770
2016	Washington Nationals	142	531	88	184	47	5	25	104	5	35	57	.347	.390	.595	.985
2017	Washington Nationals	144	534	94	172	43	3	23	93	2	52	77	.322	.384	.543	.928
2018	Washington Nationals	56	190	17	57	9	0	6	29	1	13	17	.300	.341	.442	.784
2018	Chicago Cubs	35	138	23	41	6	0	6	13	2	7	23	.297	.329	.471	.800
2019	Colorado Rockies	132	438	56	122	35	1	13	78	1	32	74	.279	.328	.452	.780
2020	Colorado Rockies	40	123	10	29	3	0	3	16	0	7	21	.236	.275	.333	.608
Career		1,452	5,308	710	1,572	371	29	138	735	68	364	709	.296	.341	.455	.796

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Life at a glance

Positions, education, employers and awards over time

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Appears in

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GGridiron Gang2006 · 2006 film directed by Phil Joanou

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Member of sports team: Jacksonville Dolphins baseball(until 2006)
Colorado Rockies(2019–2020)
Washington Nationals(2016–2018)
New York Mets(2008–2015)
Chicago Cubs(2018)
Given name: Daniel
Sport: baseball
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1.Stated in MLB.comRetrieved 2022-05-04
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Family name: Murphy
Mass: 93 kg
Position played on team / speciality: second baseman
Birth name: Daniel Thomas Murphy
Country for sport: United States
Sex or gender: male
League: Major League Baseball
Significant event: Major League Baseball final game(September 26, 2020) age of subject at event: 35 years old
Major League Baseball debut(August 2, 2008) age of subject at event: 23 years old
Competition won: 2017 World Baseball Classic
Awards: Silver Slugger Award(2016)
League Championship Series Most Valuable Player Award(2015)
Major League Baseball All-Star Game(2014)
Name in native language: Daniel Murphy

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