#15
of 20
David Wright
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Wright’s prime years featured elite balance between average and power. He posted multiple 25–30 home run seasons with strong OBP. His 2007 campaign stands among the best modern third-base seasons. Injuries curtailed his cumulative totals significantly. When healthy, he was a legitimate franchise anchor. He handled high-level pitching well during his peak. He contributed in postseason settings. Peak dominance keeps him firmly in this range.
Career Numbers
.296
AVG
1,777
Hits
242
HR
970
RBI
196
SB
.867
OPS
David Wright at No. 15
This slide covers number 15 of 20 in Top 20 Third Basemen in History of MLB Baseball: David Wright. David Wright's career numbers on the card: a .296 average, 242 home runs and 1,777 hits. Add a .867 OPS and 196 steals to that line. David Wright debuted in the 2000s, and the Explore links below open that decade's page and the list of players born in USA. Graig Nettles is ranked just above at 14; Ken Boyer follows at 16. The order reflects the list's own criteria, set out in its introduction; the statistics are the site's standard career totals.