#16
of 20
Ken Boyer
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Boyer produced consistent power in the pitching-dominant 1960s. His MVP season reflected legitimate star-level performance. He avoided major offensive slumps across his prime. His OPS+ confirms sustained above-average value. Era context enhances the weight of his power numbers. He contributed in postseason play. His durability strengthened his career totals. Reliable middle-order production defines his placement.
Career Numbers
.287
AVG
2,143
Hits
282
HR
1,141
RBI
105
SB
.810
OPS
Ken Boyer at No. 16
This slide covers number 16 of 20 in Top 20 Third Basemen in History of MLB Baseball: Ken Boyer. Ken Boyer's career numbers on the card: a .287 average, 282 home runs and 2,143 hits. The card also lists a .810 OPS and 105 stolen bases. Ken Boyer debuted in the 1950s, and the Explore links below open that decade's page and the list of players born in USA. David Wright is ranked just above at 15 while Josh Donaldson follows at 17. The order reflects the list's own criteria, set out in its introduction; the statistics are the site's standard career totals.