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Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG
1987	0	64	216	59	81	17	2	9	49	39	33	31	10	.375	.471	.597
1988	0	77	281	60	90	21	4	3	41	40	39	19	4	.320	.408	.456
1989	0	134	443	64	114	21	2	13	60	49	64	21	3	.257	.336	.402
1990	0	150	555	53	153	24	2	4	42	53	79	25	11	.276	.342	.348
1991	0	149	546	79	161	23	4	4	46	53	71	19	6	.295	.358	.374
1992	0	162	613	96	170	32	3	6	39	94	95	38	15	.277	.378	.369
1993	0	155	610	98	175	41	5	21	64	77	93	15	17	.287	.373	.474
1994	0	114	437	88	139	44	5	6	56	62	58	39	4	.318	.411	.483
1995	0	141	553	123	167	30	2	22	77	80	85	33	8	.302	.406	.483
1996	0	162	605	113	174	24	4	15	75	75	72	25	7	.288	.386	.415
1997	0	162	619	146	191	37	8	22	81	84	107	47	10	.309	.415	.501
1998	0	160	646	123	210	51	2	20	88	64	113	50	8	.325	.403	.503
1999	0	160	639	123	188	56	0	16	73	88	107	28	14	.294	.386	.457
2000	0	101	377	67	101	13	5	8	35	61	73	12	2	.268	.388	.393
2001	0	155	617	118	180	35	3	20	70	66	100	7	4	.292	.382	.455
2002	0	145	577	96	146	36	3	15	58	50	111	16	2	.253	.330	.404
2003	0	153	628	102	166	44	2	15	62	57	116	8	4	.264	.350	.412
2004	0	156	633	100	178	47	0	24	63	40	94	7	2	.281	.337	.469
2005	0	155	590	94	156	40	1	26	69	37	90	11	1	.264	.325	.468
2006	0	145	548	79	135	33	0	21	62	40	84	3	2	.246	.306	.422
2007	0	141	517	68	130	31	3	10	50	23	112	4	3	.251	.285	.381
career	Total	2850	10876	1844	3060	668	55	291	1175	1160	1753	414	124	.281	.363	.433

Year

Team

RBI

AVG

OBP

SLG

2007

141

517

130

112

.251

.285

.381

career

Total

2850

10876

1844

3060

668

291

1175

1160

1753

414

124

.281

.363

.433

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Transactions/Injuries/Suspensions

September 7, 2007

Missed 1 game (shoulder injury).

September 5, 2007

Shoulder injury, day-to-day.

November 10, 2006

Re-signed by the Houston Astros to a one-year contract.

June 25, 2006

Missed 1 game (shoulder injury).

June 24, 2006

Shoulder injury, day-to-day.

August 19, 2005

Missed 1 game (mouth).

August 18, 2005

Mouth, day-to-day.

October 28, 2004

Exercised the club option for the 2005 season.

January 31, 2003

Re-signed by the Houston Astros to a contract extension with a club option for 2005.

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