Carlos Delgado

Carlos Juan (Hernandez) Delgado

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Bats: L, Throws: R
Height: 6'3", Weight: 220 lb.
Born: 6/25/1972 in Aguadilla
Debut: 10/01/1993
Twitter: @carlosdelgado21
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    Year Tm Lg G AB R H 1B 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO IBB HBP SH SF GIDP BA OBP SLG OPS TB
    1993 TOR AL 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .500 .000 .500 0
    1994 TOR AL 43 130 17 28 17 2 0 9 24 1 1 25 46 4 3 0 1 5 .215 .352 .438 .791 57
    1995 TOR AL 37 91 7 15 9 3 0 3 11 0 0 6 26 0 0 0 2 1 .165 .212 .297 .509 27
    1996 TOR AL 138 488 68 132 77 28 2 25 92 0 0 58 139 2 9 0 8 13 .270 .353 .490 .843 239
    1997 TOR AL 153 519 79 136 61 42 3 30 91 0 3 64 133 9 8 0 4 6 .262 .350 .528 .878 274
    1998 TOR AL 142 530 94 155 73 43 1 38 115 3 0 73 139 13 11 0 6 8 .292 .385 .592 .978 314
    1999 TOR AL 152 573 113 156 73 39 0 44 134 1 1 86 141 7 15 0 7 11 .272 .377 .571 .948 327
    2000 TOR AL 162 569 115 196 97 57 1 41 137 0 1 123 104 18 15 0 4 12 .344 .470 .664 .134 378
    2001 TOR AL 162 574 102 160 89 31 1 39 102 3 0 111 136 22 16 0 3 9 .279 .408 .540 .948 310
    2002 TOR AL 143 505 103 140 71 34 2 33 108 1 0 102 126 18 13 0 8 8 .277 .406 .549 .955 277
    2003 TOR AL 161 570 117 172 91 38 1 42 145 0 0 109 137 23 19 0 7 9 .302 .426 .593 .019 338
    2004 TOR AL 128 458 74 123 65 26 0 32 99 0 1 69 115 12 13 0 11 11 .269 .372 .535 .907 245
    2005 FLO NL 144 521 81 157 80 41 3 33 115 0 0 72 121 20 17 0 6 16 .301 .399 .582 .981 303
    2006 NYN NL 144 524 89 139 69 30 2 38 114 0 0 74 120 11 10 0 10 12 .265 .361 .548 .909 287
    2007 NYN NL 139 538 71 139 85 30 0 24 87 4 0 52 118 8 11 0 6 12 .258 .333 .448 .781 241
    2008 NYN NL 159 598 96 162 91 32 1 38 115 1 1 72 124 19 8 0 8 16 .271 .353 .518 .871 310
    2009 NYN NL 26 94 15 28 16 7 1 4 23 0 0 12 20 0 4 0 2 3 .298 .393 .521 .914 49
    12 seasons TOR AL 1423 5008 889 1413 723 343 11 336 1058 9 7 827 1242 128 122 0 61 93 .282 .392 .556 .949 2786
    1 season FLO NL 144 521 81 157 80 41 3 33 115 0 0 72 121 20 17 0 6 16 .301 .399 .582 .981 303
    4 seasons NYN NL 468 1754 271 468 261 99 4 104 339 5 1 210 382 38 33 0 26 43 .267 .351 .506 .857 887
    Total
    (17 seasons)     		2035 7283 1241 2038 1064 483 18 473 1512 14 8 1109 1745 186 172 0 93 152 .280 .383 .546 .929 3976

    Year Tm Lg W L W-L% ERA G GS GF CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO HBP WP BF WHIP H/9 HR/9 BB/9 SO/9 SO/BB
    Carlos Delgado Officially announces his retirement
    First baseman Carlos Delgado has officially announced his retirement according to Enrique Rojas of ESPNDeportes.com. The left handed hitter announced his retirement via a press conference in his home country, Puerto Rico. “The time has come where my body couldn’t take it anymore,” said Delgado (via Rojas). “Recently I tried for the last time to increase [...]
    04/13/11
    Carlos Delgado to announce retirement
    According to Noel Pineiro of El Nuevo Dia, first baseman Carlos Delgado will announce his retirement tomorrow. In early February Delgado said that he wants to play in 2011 and was rehabbing from hip surgery. “If I am healthy, I will find a way,” Delgado said two months ago. “I know how to play. I [...]
    04/12/11
    Mets continue cleaning house
    Not too long ago in 2007, the New York Mets’ and Philadelphia Phillies’ players were exchanging words about who was the best NL East team. That same year, the Mets suffered an incredible meltdown in September and they watched their biggest division rival clinch the division in the last day of the regular season. After yet [...]
    03/21/11
    Carlos Delgado wants to play in 2011
    Veteran slugger Carlos Delgado wants to make a comeback in 2011, Jesse Sanchez of MLB.com reports. The first baseman is rehabbing from hip surgery and believes it’s only a matter of time before he returns the Majors. “If I am healthy, I will find a way,” said Delgado. “I know how to play. I [...]
    02/08/11
    Carlos Delgado is not ready to retire
    Although Carlos Delgado has not played a Major League game since May 2009, he is not ready to call it a career yet. He’d like to sign with a team and get some Spring Training at-bats, but first he needs to get 100% healthy, according to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun. “I’d like to play [...]
    01/10/11
    Cafardo on managerial candidates, Matt Stairs, Johnny Damon, Carlos Delgado
    Here’s the latest from The Boston Globe’s Nick Cafardo: – Cafardo puts together a list of of the Toronto Blue Jay managerial candidates (take a deep breathe, it’s a doozy): Don Baylor, Tim Bogar, Brian Butterfield, John Ferrell, Sal Fasano, DeMarlo Hale, Nick Leyva, Bob Melvin, Rick Renteria, Ron Roenicke, Luis Rivera, Rob Thomson, Bobby Valentine, [...]
    10/17/10
    Carlos Delgado has tear in left hip – retirement on the horizon?
    It looks like the Boston Red Sox – Carlos Delgado experiment is over. According to Delgado’s agent (via Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald), David Sloane, the first baseman was diagnosed with a small tear in his left him. Delgado signed a Minor League deal with the Boston Red Sox and had been preparing to make [...]
    09/02/10
    Carlos Delgado remains with Red Sox despite opt-out clause
    Yesterday, we discussed the chances of two-time All-Star first baseman Carlos Delgado returning to the Big Leagues. He’s has not played with the Boston Red Sox Triple-A Pawtucket team since August 15 and is currently on the team’s disabled list. Today ESPNBoston.com’s Gordon Edes said that Delgado remains with the organization despite having a September 1 [...]
    09/01/10
    Is Carlos Delgado’s experiment with Boston Red Sox over?
    Two-time All-Star first baseman Carlos Delgado has not played with the Boston Red Sox Triple-A pawtucket team since August 15, so you have to wonder if the experiment is over. According to Ron Chimelis of The Republican, Delgado’s hip problems are sidelining him and the “experiment looks doomed.” However, according to Brian MacPherson of The Providence [...]
    08/31/10
    Ken Rosenthal on Adam Dunn, Boston Red Sox, Dusty Baker and Tampa Bay Rays
    Here’s the latest summary of Ken Rosenthal’s Full Count Video: If the Washington Nationals sign Adam Dunn, then the team’s refusal to trade him will make more sense. As of now, rival executives could not figure out what the Nationals were thinking. Had they traded Dunn, they would have saved about $4 million in salary, and [...]
    08/07/10