Brad Komminsk

Brad Komminsk was a professional baseball player born in 1961, who played as a position player in Major League Baseball from 1983 until 1991. Known for his speed and versatility on the field, Komminsk made a significant impact during his career, appearing in 376 games. He accumulated 215 hits, including 23 home runs, and drove in 105 RBIs. Despite facing challenges with consistency, evidenced by a career batting average of .218, Komminsk's 39 stolen bases highlighted his ability to contribute on the bases, making him a valuable asset to his teams. Komminsk played in an era that bridged the gap between the tail end of the traditional baseball landscape and the onset of the modern game, where power hitters began to dominate. His contributions were particularly notable during his time with teams such as the Atlanta Braves and the Detroit Tigers. Although he may not have achieved the superstar status of some of his contemporaries, Komminsk's dedication and performance in a supporting role were instrumental in the success of his teams in the late 1980s. After retiring in 1991, he left a legacy as a player who exemplified the hustle and tenacity characteristic of that era.