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Jackie Robinson
	Jack Roosevelt Robinson


	Born: January 31, 1919 in Cairo, GA
	Died: October 24, 1972 - 53 years old
	Bats: R	Throws: R	Ht: 5'11"	Wt: 195

Fielding Ratings(?)

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Notes:
- Inducted into the Hall of Fame as a Player in 1962
- Signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as a Free Agent in 1945
- Played in the Negro Leagues (lost ML playing time)
- Served in the Army during World War II
- High School: Muir Technical (Pasadena, CA)
- College/Univ: University of California, Los Angeles (1940)

All-Teammate Team

WAR data courtesy of Baseball-Reference.com

Left Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Gene Hermanski	5	1947	1951	9.8
Sandy Amoros	4	1952	1956	6.1
Andy Pafko	2	1951	1952	5.0
George Shuba	7	1948	1955	3.0

Center Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Duke Snider	10	1947	1956	53.0
Pete Reiser	2	1947	1948	3.7
Marv Rackley	3	1947	1949	1.8
Don Demeter	1	1956	1956	0.1

Right Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Carl Furillo	10	1947	1956	29.7
Dixie Walker	1	1947	1947	3.9
Dick Whitman	3	1947	1949	0.4
Carmen Mauro	1	1953	1953	-0.3

Shortstop	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Pee Wee Reese	10	1947	1956	49.9
Stan Rojek	1	1947	1947	0.4
Chico Fernandez	1	1956	1956	0.0

Second Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Jackie Robinson	10	1947	1956	61.4
Jim Gilliam	4	1953	1956	16.4
Eddie Stanky	1	1947	1947	3.6
Charlie Neal	1	1956	1956	0.5

Third Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Billy Cox	7	1948	1954	5.8
Bobby Morgan	3	1950	1953	3.9
Spider Jorgensen	4	1947	1950	3.8
Randy Jackson	1	1956	1956	3.0

First Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Gil Hodges	10	1947	1956	36.4
Frank Kellert	1	1955	1955	0.7
Preston Ward	1	1948	1948	0.2
Wayne Belardi	4	1950	1954	0.2

Manager	Yrs	First	Last	mPts
Walter Alston	3	1954	1956	21.7
Chuck Dressen	3	1951	1953	20.6
Burt Shotton	4	1947	1950	20.0
Leo Durocher	1	1948	1948	0.5

Catcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Roy Campanella	9	1948	1956	33.5
Bruce Edwards	5	1947	1951	4.4
Mickey Livingston	1	1951	1951	0.1
Bobby Bragan	2	1947	1948	-0.0

Starting Pitcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Don Newcombe	6	1949	1956	26.0
Preacher Roe	7	1948	1954	21.9
Carl Erskine	9	1948	1956	13.9
Ralph Branca	8	1947	1956	13.7
Joe Hatten	5	1947	1951	5.5
Billy Loes	6	1950	1956	5.3
Johnny Podres	3	1953	1955	4.4
Sal Maglie	1	1956	1956	4.3
Vic Lombardi	1	1947	1947	3.2
Rex Barney	4	1947	1950	3.2
Harry Taylor	2	1947	1948	2.7
Roger Craig	2	1955	1956	2.5
Karl Spooner	2	1954	1955	2.0
Johnny Rutherford	1	1952	1952	0.3
Kirby Higbe	1	1947	1947	0.0

Swingman	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Clem Labine	7	1950	1956	7.7
Erv Palica	7	1947	1954	5.4
Jack Banta	4	1947	1950	2.4
Bob Milliken	2	1953	1954	1.9

Relief Pitcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Jim Hughes	5	1952	1956	4.2
Don Bessent	2	1955	1956	4.1
Joe Black	4	1952	1955	3.8
Paul Minner	2	1948	1949	2.3
Pete Wojey	1	1954	1954	0.3
Mal Mallette	1	1950	1950	0.1
Johnny Van Cuyk	3	1947	1949	-0.0
Pat McGlothin	2	1949	1950	-0.1
Tommy Lasorda	2	1954	1955	-0.3
Ed Roebuck	2	1955	1956	-0.7
Hugh Casey	2	1947	1948	-1.0
Willie Ramsdell	3	1947	1950	-1.3

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Wins Above Replacement data courtesy of Baseball-Reference.com.

Defensive Regression Analysis data used here was obtained with permission from Michael Humphreys, author of Wizardry.

The transaction and player splits data used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet.
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Uniform images used with permission from Marc Okkonen, author of Baseball Uniforms of the 20th Century.
Images can also be viewed at the Hall of Fame online exhibit Dressed to the Nines

Win Shares are calculated using the formula in the book Win Shares by Bill James