#17
of 30
Reggie Jackson
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Reggie Jackson is the definition of a high-impact, game-shifting offensive profile. He hit 563 home runs and did it with a patient approach that generated strong OBP alongside the power. His strikeouts were part of the deal, but the damage per contact made the trade worth it. In October, he didn’t just perform—he authored moments that altered championships and reputations. Jackson’s bat played perfectly in the modern three-true-outcomes framework before the framework even existed. He could flip a series with one swing because pitchers had to choose between risk in the zone and risk via walks. His career 139 OPS+ reflects that he was consistently dangerous, not just occasionally hot. He also produced long stretches of elite run creation as the centerpiece of contending teams. If you value power, patience, and postseason intimidation, Jackson climbs lists quickly. As a right fielder, he’s one of the great offensive headline acts.
Career Numbers
.262
AVG
2,584
Hits
563
HR
1,702
RBI
228
SB
.846
OPS
Reggie Jackson at No. 17
Reggie Jackson is ranked 17 of 30 on the Top 30 Outfielders in History of MLB Baseball list. Reggie Jackson's career numbers on the card: a .262 average, 563 home runs and 2,584 hits. The card also lists a .846 OPS and 228 stolen bases. The Explore section links Reggie Jackson's debut decade, the 1960s, and other players born in USA. Roberto Clemente is ranked just above at 16; Ichiro Suzuki follows at 18. The ranking and the write-up above it are the list's editorial judgment; the career numbers come from the same tables as the player pages.