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Jimmie Foxx League
10-26-2326
John Johnson Third Base
Retired (2208, Age 33)
CAREER BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
AVG .283 Total Rating B    Bats/Throws B/R
OPS .778 Status Deceased (2238) Option Years 0  
H 677 Age at Death 64 Date of Birth 12-03-2174
HR 53 Drafted Round 2, Pick 27
(2196)		 Majors Svc Time 7 years
(0 games)
RBI 200
SB 139
OFFENSE PITCHING MENTORING
Contact vs. R A  Contact vs. L A  Endurance B    Ldrship B 
Power vs. R B  Power vs. L B  Velocity D    Mentor vR A 
Speed A  Bunt B  Control D    Mentor vL A 
POSITIONS DEFENSE/HEALTH POSTSEASON
 C * --- SS --- Range C  WS Rings 0
1B F  (1.0%) LF --- Arm C  WS Appearances 0
2B --- CF ---   Health C  LCS Appearances 0
3B A  (100%) RF ---   Injured Days 0 All Star Teams 0
* League requires 0% rating to start at catcher.

Year   Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO HBP SF SB CS E OPS OBP SLG ISO AVG Awards
2202 MIN
21
20
4
5
0
1
1
1
1
 4 0 0
2
 0 0
.786
.286
.500
.250
.250
2203 MIN
37
44
10
15
3
1
1
7
9
 8 0 0
5
 0 0
.976
.453
.523
.182
.341
2204 SD
139
569
77
143
25
7
9
47
60
 91 2 1
23
 18 16
.692
.324
.367
.116
.251
2205 SD
139
556
101
158
23
8
15
43
71
 90 2 2
39
 19 17
.801
.366
.435
.151
.284
2206 SD
139
571
80
158
23
5
14
49
61
 73 1 1
35
 15 16
.755
.347
.408
.131
.277
2207 SD
139
533
71
165
32
6
10
46
73
 80 0 2
31
 21 13
.840
.391
.448
.139
.310
2208 SD
73
102
10
33
5
0
3
7
9
 13 0 0
4
 3 4
.839
.378
.461
.137
.324
Total
687
2395
353
677
111
28
53
200
284
 359 5 6
139
 76 66
.778
.359
.419
.136
.283
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
2208-11-01John Johnson has retired from the San Diego Padres (Mn AAA)
2208-07-25John Johnson of the San Diego Padres (Mn AAA) is injured and is expected to be out 22 days.
2204-04-01Trade #1500038 has been completed between the Minnesota Twins and the San Diego Padres (Mn AAA). The San Diego Padres (Mn AAA) receive Sammy Wright, Joe Lesher, Bill Barnhart, John Johnson from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for Al Beaumont, Nub Morel, Scott Wilmot, Paddy Appleton.
2202-04-01The Minnesota Twins have promoted John Johnson to the major league team.