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Name Team Age
Bob Cole Retired (2000, Age 34) Died (2039, Age 73)
Drafted Position Bats/Throws
Round 2, Pick 21
(1984)		 1B R/R
League Option Years   Majors Service Time
Dom DiMaggio League 0 14 years (2 games)
Total Rating   Arm Range
B+ C+ A 
Contact vs R Contact vs L Speed
B- B- A 
Power vs R Power vs L Bunting
B+ B+ D-
Endurance Velocity Control
B- F  D-
Leadership   Mentor vs RHP   Mentor vs LHP  
B  A+ A+
Health   Injured Days   Birthday
C  0 5/6/1966
WS Rings WS Appearances LCS Appearances
1 2 3
Alt Pos (2B) Alt Pos (SS) Alt Pos (CF)
A  (87.3 %) C- (31.8 %) D- (11.4 %)

Stats  |   Splits  |   Playoffs  |   Positions  |   Improvements  |   Past Skills  |   Awards   |  Fielding   |  Game Log
Year   Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E OPS OBP SLG AVG
1987 MIN 84 274 30 51 5 3 6 35 13 64 6 3 10 .513 .221 .292 .186
1988 MIN 53 161 14 23 4 0 1 11 12 33 2 0 4 .387 .201 .186 .143
1989 MIN 50 153 18 34 7 4 5 22 7 40 4 1 2 .671 .253 .418 .222
1990 MIN 98 348 45 90 16 5 6 40 27 81 8 1 10 .696 .311 .385 .259
1991 MIN 83 296 40 80 9 4 5 37 14 59 9 2 10 .681 .303 .378 .270
1992 MIN 105 370 43 90 12 3 4 30 31 78 11 6 14 .631 .307 .324 .243
1993 MIN 84 286 26 73 13 4 11 43 17 56 11 7 3 .743 .299 .444 .255
1994 CHA 111 240 30 66 6 3 6 34 23 47 11 2 2 .735 .335 .400 .275
1995 CHA 39 104 11 19 4 0 5 15 6 30 2 1 5 .591 .225 .365 .183
1996 CHA 49 157 27 54 5 2 5 29 12 25 5 2 3 .891 .394 .497 .344
1997 CHA 64 199 31 50 6 1 7 23 18 45 7 5 4 .713 .317 .397 .251
1998 CHA 74 216 28 48 7 2 5 29 25 52 7 2 1 .643 .300 .343 .222
1999 CHA 89 68 8 17 1 2 1 9 5 21 1 0 1 .678 .311 .368 .250
2000 CHA 31 57 6 19 1 1 2 12 2 16 6 1 1 .841 .350 .491 .333
Total 1014 2929 357 714 96 34 69 369 212 647 90 33 70 .666 .295 .370 .244
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
2000-11-01Bob Cole has retired from the Chicago Blackhawks
1987-04-01The Minnesota Road-Kill have promoted George Kellner to the major league team. The Minnesota Road-Kill have promoted Bob Cole to the major league team. The Minnesota Road-Kill have promoted Charlie White to the major league team.