John Valentin

Date of birth: 18 February 1967
Primary position: Shortstop

Elected to Red Sox Hall of Fame: 2010

Career Batting Statistics through 2018 Season

Season	AB	R	H	HR	RBI	BB	SB	AVG
1992	185	21	51	5	25	20	1	.276
1993	468	50	130	11	66	49	3	.278
1994	301	53	95	9	49	42	3	.316
1995	520	108	155	27	102	81	20	.298
1996	527	84	156	13	59	63	9	.296
1997	575	95	176	18	77	58	7	.306
1998	588	113	145	23	73	77	4	.247
1999	450	58	114	12	70	40	0	.253
2000	35	6	9	2	2	2	0	.257
2001	60	8	12	1	5	9	0	.200
TOTAL	3709	596	1043	121	528	441	47	.281

Silver Slugger Award (SS), 1995

8 July 1994 - John Valentin becomes the second Red Sox player to turn a rare, unassisted triple play and also hits a three-run homer to give Boston a 4-3 win over Seattle at Fenway Park.
2 May 1995 - Mo Vaughn and John Valentin each hit grand slams at Yankee Stadium to account for the only runs in an 8-0 for Boston over New York.
2 June 1995 - John Valentin hits collects five hits, including a double and three home runs, for 15 total bases in a 10-inning, 6-5 win over the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park.
6 June 1996 - John Valentin hits for the cycle in the same game that Boston hits into a first inning triple play against the White Sox at Fenway Park, the first time since 1931 that a game featured both rare feats; the Red Sox win 7-4.
10 October 1999 - The Red Sox embarrass the Indians 23-7 at Fenway Park as they rack up 24 hits, setting playoff records for the most hits and runs scored in a game; the 16-run margin also set a record. John Valentin leads the charge with four hits, including two home runs, and seven RBI.