23. Rusty Staub

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General
Awards
Career Stats

Born: April 1, 1944 in New Orleans, LA USA
Weight: 190 lbs.
Height: 6'2"
Bats: L
Throws: R
Debut: April 09, 1963
Final Game: October 06, 1985

AB	R	H	HR	RBI	SB	AVG
19440	2378	5432	584	2932	94	0.279

Rusty Staub (Le Grande Orange) was an original Montreal Expo and had such great popularity over those three seasons he played there (though he did come back for a cup of coffee late in his career) that the team retired his number. Staub would be an All-Star those three years and would put up an On Base Percentage over .400 as an Expo.

The Bullet Points

Position: Outfield
Acquired: Traded from the Houston Astros for Jesus Alou and Donn Clenendon 1/22/69.
Departed: Traded to the New York Mets for Tom Foli, Mike Jorgensen, and Ken Singleton 4/5/72.

Acquired (2): Traded from the Detroit Tigers for a Player to be Named Later and Cash 7/20/79.

Departed (2): Traded to the Texas Rangers for Chris Smith and LaRue Washington 3/31/80.
Games Played: 518
Notable Statistics: 290 Runs Scored
531 Hits
86 Doubles
18 Triples
81 Home Runs
284 RBI
24 Stolen Bases
.295/.402/.497 Slash Line
18.5 bWAR

No Playoff Games
Major Accolades and Awards: All-Star (1969, 1970 & 1971)
Most Putouts by a Rightfielder (1970)
Most Assists by a Rightfielder (1969, 1970 & 1971)
Most Double Plays Turned by a Rightfielder (1971)
Most Double Plays Turned by an Outfielder (1971)
Highest Range Factor by a Rightfielder (1970)