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Jose Molina

Tampa Bay Rays #28 - Catcher

  • Born: 1975/06/03
  • Age: 37
  • Height: 6-2
  • Weight: 250
  • Bats/Throws: R / R
  • Seasons: 13
  • Place of birth: Bayamon, PR
  • Drafted by: the Chicago Cubs in 1993 (14th round)
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1993 33 78 5 17 2 0 0 4 12 12 3 2 .218 .322 .244
1994 78 253 31 58 13 1 1 33 24 61 4 3 .229 .302 .300
1995 82 233 27 55 9 1 1 19 29 53 1 0 .236 .336 .296
1996 96 305 35 69 10 1 2 27 36 71 2 4 .226 .310 .285
1997 55 179 17 45 9 1 0 23 14 25 4 0 .251 .306 .313
1998 109 320 33 71 10 1 2 28 32 74 1 5 .222 .296 .278
1999 Cubs 10 19 3 5 1 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 .263 .333 .316
1999 14 35 2 6 3 0 0 5 2 14 0 0 .171 .211 .257
2000 76 248 22 58 9 0 1 17 23 61 1 4 .234 .296 .282
2001 Angels 15 37 8 10 3 0 2 4 3 8 0 0 .270 .325 .514
2001 61 213 29 64 11 1 5 31 14 49 1 2 .300 .349 .432
2002 Angels 29 70 5 19 3 0 0 5 5 15 0 2 .271 .312 .314
2002 79 290 30 89 14 2 4 43 12 60 0 3 .307 .341 .410
2003 Angels 53 114 12 21 4 0 0 6 1 26 0 0 .184 .210 .219
2004 Angels 73 203 26 53 10 2 3 25 10 52 4 1 .261 .296 .374
2005 Angels 75 184 14 42 4 0 6 25 13 41 2 0 .228 .286 .348
2006 Angels 78 225 18 54 17 0 4 22 9 49 1 0 .240 .273 .369
2007 Yankees 29 66 9 21 5 0 1 9 2 13 0 0 .318 .333 .439
2007 Angels 40 125 9 28 8 0 0 10 3 30 2 1 .224 .242 .288
2007 69 191 18 49 13 0 1 19 5 43 2 1 .257 .274 .340
2008 Yankees 100 268 32 58 17 0 3 18 12 52 0 0 .216 .263 .313
2009 Yankees 52 138 15 30 4 0 1 11 14 28 0 0 .217 .292 .268
2009 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 .300 0
2010 Blue Jays 57 167 13 41 4 0 6 12 9 36 1 0 .246 .304 .377
2011 Blue Jays 55 171 19 48 12 1 3 15 15 44 2 1 .281 .342 .415
2012 Rays 102 251 27 56 9 0 8 32 20 60 3 1 .223 .286 .355
Career Total 768 2038 210 486 101 3 37 195 118 458 15 6 .238 .286 .345

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Stories

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Jose Molina and Called Strikes

Using a simpler method to appreciate the best pitch framer in the game.

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Should MLB Look Into an Automated Strike-Zone?

Major League Baseball is slowly, laboriously, painfully incorporating instant replay into its structure. Is an automated strike zone the logical conclusion to this process?

Where Jose beats Yadier

Yadier Molina is the best hitter, caught-stealer, and baserunner(!) in his family, but Jose Molina has him beat when it comes to the arcane (and frustrating) art of pitch-framing.

Report: Rays Nearing Deal With Roberto Hernandez

Roberto Heredia Hernandez, formally Fausto Carmona, would presumably be signed as a ground ball specialist, taking the place of the recently traded Burke Badenhop as the staff worm-burner.

Rays pick up Jose Molina's option

The Tampa Bay Rays picked up catcher Jose Molina's $1.8 million option for 2013.

David Price Dominates A Different Way

David Price found a different way to dominate against the Red Sox

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Maddon Mismanages, Rays Fall 3-2 To Orioles

I'm not so much angry that the Rays lost tonight -- losses happen. It's how they lost that had me going all Hulk in my living room. I love Joe Maddon. I think he's the best there is in the game,...

Jose Molina Takes Jesus Montero To School

Monday evening, Rays catcher Jose Molina demonstrated how he's perhaps the game's best pitch-framer, and Mariners catcher Jesus Montero did not.

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The Infuriating Jose Molina

Batters get frustrated with home-plate umpires all the time. Jose Molina is one of the reasons for that.

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