Paul Goldschmidt Stats

Paul Goldschmidt’s 2011 – 2024 Stats

Year Team GP AB R H RBI BB SO HR Avg
2024 Cardinals 154 599 70 147 65 47 173 22 .245
2023 Cardinals 154 593 89 159 80 87 161 25 .268
2022 Cardinals 151 561 106 178 115 79 141 35 .317
2021 Cardinals 158 603 102 177 99 67 136 31 .294
2020 Cardinals 58 191 31 58 21 37 43 6 .304
2019 Cardinals 161 597 97 155 97 78 166 34 .260
2018 Diamondbacks 158 593 95 172 83 90 173 33 .290
2017 Diamondbacks 155 558 117 166 120 94 147 36 .297
2016 Diamondbacks 158 579 106 172 95 110 150 24 .297
2015 Diamondbacks 159 567 103 182 110 118 151 33 .321
2014 Diamondbacks 109 406 75 122 69 64 110 19 .300
2013 Diamondbacks 160 602 103 182 125 99 145 36 .302
2012 Diamondbacks 145 514 82 147 82 60 130 20 .286
2011 Diamondbacks 48 156 28 39 26 20 53 8 .250
Career 1,928 7,119 1,204 2,056 1,187 1,050 1,879 362 .289

**Paul Goldschmidt**, nicknamed “Goldy,” is an American professional baseball first baseman. Born on September 10, 1987, in Wilmington, Delaware, Goldschmidt played college baseball at Texas State University before being drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 8th round of the 2009 MLB Draft.

Goldschmidt made his MLB debut on August 1, 2011, and spent his first eight seasons with the Diamondbacks. In 2018, he was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals, where he continued to excel. Over his career, Goldschmidt has been a seven-time MLB All-Star, a four-time Gold Glove Award winner, and the recipient of five Silver Slugger Awards. He won the National League MVP Award in 2022.

Known for his consistent hitting and defensive prowess, Goldschmidt has a career batting average of .289, with 2,056 hits, 362 home runs, and 1,187 RBIs. He recently signed a one-year contract with the New York Yankees for the 2025 season.


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