Tim Shinnick

Tim Shinnick was a professional baseball player active from 1890 to 1891, during a period marked by the early stages of the modern game and the transition from the deadball era. Born in 1867, Shinnick played a total of 259 games as a position player, where he established himself as a notable contributor to his teams. He amassed 222 hits over his career, which included 2 home runs and 134 runs batted in (RBIs), showcasing a solid ability to drive in runs during a time when offensive power was beginning to evolve. Known for his speed on the bases, Shinnick recorded 98 stolen bases, a testament to his aggressive playing style and understanding of the game's dynamics. He concluded his career with a batting average of .239, which, while modest by modern standards, reflected the competitive nature of the league during his time. Shinnick's contributions to the game during its formative years laid foundational elements that would shape future generations of baseball players.