José Reyes

Shortstop 2003–2018 4× All-Star

2,138H

145HR

.283AVG

719RBI

.761OPS

José Reyes, born in Villa Gonzalez, Dominican Republic, played 16 seasons (2003–2018) primarily as a shortstop, mostly with the New York Mets, Toronto Blue Jays, Miami Marlins. He collected 2,138 hits and 145 home runs with a .283 batting average, ranking 13th in hits among Dominican-born players. He was selected to 4 All-Star games.

Born: June 11, 1983 · Villa Gonzalez, Dominican Republic · 5 major leaguers from Villa Gonzalez
Bats / Throws: B / R
Teams: New York Mets, Toronto Blue Jays, Miami Marlins, Colorado Rockies

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
2003	New York Mets	69	274	47	84	12	4	5	32	13	13	36	.307
2004	New York Mets	53	220	33	56	16	2	2	14	19	5	31	.255
2005	New York Mets	161	696	99	190	24	17	7	58	60	27	78	.273
2006	New York Mets	153	647	122	194	30	17	19	81	64	53	81	.300
2007	New York Mets	160	681	119	191	36	12	12	57	78	77	78	.280
2008	New York Mets	159	688	113	204	37	19	16	68	56	66	82	.297
2009	New York Mets	36	147	18	41	7	2	2	15	11	18	19	.279
2010	New York Mets	133	563	83	159	29	10	11	54	30	31	63	.282
2011	New York Mets	126	537	101	181	31	16	7	44	39	43	41	.337
2012	Miami Marlins	160	642	86	184	37	12	11	57	40	63	56	.287
2013	Toronto Blue Jays	93	382	58	113	20	0	10	37	15	34	47	.296
2014	Toronto Blue Jays	143	610	94	175	33	4	9	51	30	38	73	.287
2015	Toronto Blue Jays / Colorado Rockies	116	481	57	132	25	2	7	53	24	26	62	.274
2016	New York Mets	60	255	45	68	13	4	8	24	9	23	49	.267
2017	New York Mets	145	501	75	123	25	7	15	58	24	50	79	.246
2018	New York Mets	110	228	30	43	12	3	4	16	5	22	39	.189
Career		1,877	7,552	1,180	2,138	387	131	145	719	517	589	914	.283

Pitching

Year	Team	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	SO	BB
2018	New York Mets	0	0	54.00	1	0	0	1.0	0	2
Career		0	0	54.00	1	0	0	1.0	0	2

More Dominican shortstops of his era

Miguel Tejada1997–2013 · 2,407 H, 307 HR Hanley Ramírez2005–2019 · 1,834 H, 271 HR Rafael Furcal2000–2014 · 1,817 H, 113 HR Jhonny Peralta2003–2017 · 1,761 H, 202 HR Starlin Castro2010–2021 · 1,722 H, 138 HR Juan Uribe2001–2016 · 1,568 H, 199 HR