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Walter Johnson League
7-7-2369
Ed Johnson Second Base
Retired (1985, Age 36)
CAREER BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
AVG .253 Total Rating C+   Bats/Throws B/R
OPS .700 Status Deceased (2042) Option Years 0  
H 779 Age at Death 93 Date of Birth 02-23-1949
HR 83 Drafted Round 1, Pick 11
(1974)		 Majors Svc Time 11 years
(0 games)
RBI 379
SB 77
OFFENSE PITCHING MENTORING
Contact vs. R C+ Contact vs. L B- Endurance B-   Ldrship A-
Power vs. R B- Power vs. L B- Velocity F    Mentor vR B 
Speed B- Bunt C+ Control F    Mentor vL B 
POSITIONS DEFENSE/HEALTH POSTSEASON
 C * --- SS D- (4.0%) Range D+ WS Rings 0
1B F  (1.3%) LF --- Arm D+ WS Appearances 0
2B A+ (100%) CF ---   Health A  LCS Appearances 2
3B A+ (99.3%) RF ---   Injured Days 0 All Star Teams 0
* League requires 50% 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
1975 STL
148
462
48
124
22
2
8
57
40
 89 3 3
10
 5 17
.705
.329
.377
.108
.268
1976 STL
122
200
28
52
7
2
3
27
19
 38 1 0
4
 0 3
.687
.327
.360
.100
.260
1977 STL
117
122
15
27
3
0
2
14
7
 25 1 1
5
 1 1
.562
.267
.295
.074
.221
1978 STL
121
130
15
32
6
0
3
18
10
 22 0 3
6
 0 1
.655
.294
.362
.115
.246
1979 STL
115
193
23
48
8
1
7
36
16
 37 0 2
2
 3 4
.713
.303
.409
.161
.249
1980 STL
160
647
93
165
24
2
20
65
63
 136 2 5
21
 10 18
.712
.321
.391
.136
.255
1981 STL
162
607
60
139
20
7
11
66
51
 134 2 4
15
 5 13
.629
.289
.339
.110
.229
1982 STL
143
364
57
100
19
0
17
51
40
 55 0 3
11
 9 7
.811
.344
.467
.192
.275
1983 BAL
73
147
23
39
8
0
5
23
13
 23 0 1
1
 1 2
.745
.323
.422
.156
.265
1984 BAL
65
148
26
38
9
1
4
14
18
 20 2 0
1
 2 0
.757
.345
.412
.155
.257
1985 BAL
31
62
11
15
2
0
3
8
2
 9 0 1
1
 1 1
.681
.262
.419
.177
.242
Total
1257
3082
399
779
128
15
83
379
279
 588 11 23
77
 37 67
.700
.315
.385
.132
.253
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
1985-11-01Ed Johnson has retired from the Baltimore Snake-Eyes
1975-04-01The St. Louis Seahawks have promoted Ed Johnson to the major league team. The St. Louis Seahawks have promoted Johnny Hernandez to the major league team.