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Dom DiMaggio League
7-27-2074
Gus Smith Center Field
Retired (2000, Age 39)
CAREER BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
AVG .286 Total Rating B    Bats/Throws L/L
OPS .842 Status Deceased (2047) Option Years 0  
H 2934 Age at Death 86 Date of Birth 05-15-1961
HR 500 Drafted Round 1, Pick 5
(1980)		 Majors Svc Time 19 years
(36 games)
RBI 1867
SB 482
OFFENSE PITCHING MENTORING
Contact vs. R B- Contact vs. L B- Endurance B-   Ldrship B-
Power vs. R A  Power vs. L A- Velocity B-   Mentor vR A+
Speed B+ Bunt C- Control D-   Mentor vL A+
POSITIONS DEFENSE/HEALTH POSTSEASON
 C * --- SS --- Range A- WS Rings 3
1B --- LF --- Arm C- WS Appearances 5
2B --- CF A+ (100%)   Health B- LCS Appearances 6
3B --- RF ---   Injured Days 0 All Star Teams 8
* 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
1980 BRO
78
270
34
79
15
0
7
36
20
 55 3 5
14
 3 2
.768
.342
.426
.133
.293
1983 BRO
111
433
55
115
18
3
14
61
35
 85 2 4
18
 6 1
.739
.321
.418
.152
.266
1984 BRO
146
592
82
164
35
7
28
90
43
 120 3 6
35
 25 3
.828
.326
.502
.225
.277
1985 BRO
146
575
79
169
29
5
19
99
58
 117 2 2
33
 29 6
.820
.359
.461
.167
.294
1986 BRO
146
581
92
157
23
5
27
104
57
 124 1 2
40
 18 9
.802
.335
.466
.196
.270
1987 BRO
146
581
85
153
17
5
24
78
53
 125 1 3
30
 16 6
.758
.324
.434
.170
.263
1988 BRO
146
591
96
168
26
4
32
107
39
 106 3 5
45
 10 4
.833
.329
.504
.220
.284
1989 BRO
146
602
91
178
21
7
26
109
57
 127 0 5
39
 10 5
.837
.354
.483
.188
.296
1990 BRO
146
584
99
158
25
7
31
119
70
 121 6 6
24
 8 2
.848
.351
.497
.226
.271
1991 BRO
146
583
94
169
24
14
29
99
67
 104 2 3
35
 12 10
.892
.363
.528
.238
.290
1992 BRO
146
604
109
184
22
7
35
117
54
 115 1 3
27
 9 2
.899
.361
.538
.233
.305
1993 BRO
146
586
100
174
35
3
26
106
59
 138 2 6
23
 11 5
.860
.360
.500
.203
.297
1994 BRO
146
600
122
194
27
5
46
166
60
 117 2 6
27
 10 0
.998
.383
.615
.292
.323
1995 BRO
146
589
106
177
23
10
37
119
61
 119 3 7
25
 8 3
.927
.365
.562
.261
.301
1996 BRO
146
601
108
171
33
9
25
106
50
 128 3 4
18
 4 2
.835
.340
.494
.210
.285
1997 BRO
144
534
81
154
21
5
31
94
46
 108 1 6
18
 10 4
.863
.342
.521
.232
.288
1998 BRO-NYA-BAL
136
475
82
140
24
4
28
99
40
 107 5 3
17
 7 2
.893
.354
.539
.244
.295
1999 BAL
135
482
61
134
16
1
19
89
34
 98 2 4
9
 3 1
.759
.326
.434
.156
.278
2000 BAL
103
389
51
96
10
1
16
69
34
 82 2 3
5
 1 0
.709
.308
.401
.154
.247
Total
2605
10252
1627
2934
444
102
500
1867
937
 2096 44 83
482
 200 67
.842
.346
.496
.210
.286
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
2000-11-01Gus Smith has retired from the Baltimore Bozos
2000-10-01Gus Smith of the Baltimore Bozos is injured and is expected to be out 3 days.
2000-09-17Gus Smith hit his 500th career home run.
1999-07-11The Baltimore Bozos have placed Gus Smith on the trade block.
1998-10-07Gus Smith of the Baltimore Bozos is injured and is expected to be out 36 days.
1998-07-24The Baltimore Bozos have acquired Gus Smith from the waiver wire.
1998-07-20The New York Generals have promoted Albert S. Johnston to the major league team. The New York Generals have designated Gus Smith for assignment.
1998-07-09A trade has been completed between the New York Generals and the Brooklyn Spongebobs. The Brooklyn Spongebobs receive Kirk Zollicoffer, John Chambliss from the New York Generals in exchange for Augie Trowbridge, Gus Smith, Neal Lowery, Draft Pick 1999 Round 1 BRO (George Crook), Draft Pick 1999 Round 2 BRO (William Hays). Protest This Trade.
1983-06-11Gus Smith of the Brooklyn Death Dealers is injured and is expected to be out 47 days.
1983-03-01The Brooklyn Camel Toes have promoted Gus Smith to the major league team. The Brooklyn Camel Toes have designated Jim Emery for assignment.
1981-04-01The Brooklyn Camel Toes have demoted Gus Smith to the minor leagues.
1980-04-16The Brooklyn Camel Toes have promoted Gus Smith to the major league team. The Brooklyn Camel Toes have promoted Keith Badgro to the major league team. The Brooklyn Camel Toes have designated Carmen Keen for assignment. The Brooklyn Camel Toes have designated George Ostergard for assignment.