Retired#44OF1981–1999#107 all-time

Chili Davis

“Chili Dawg” · San Francisco Giants, California Angels, Minnesota Twins, Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees

Bats / ThrowsSwitch / Right

Age66

Height / Weight6' 3" / 210 lb

BornJan 17, 1960 · Kingston, Jamaica

MLB debutApr 10, 1981

Last gameOct 3, 1999

TeamsSan Francisco Giants 1981–1987California Angels 1988–1990, 1993–1996Minnesota Twins 1991–1992Kansas City Royals 1997New York Yankees 1998–1999

Career home runs

350

2436 games · 19 seasons

Best season

1997 · Kansas City Royals

All-time HR rank

#107

Next: Eugenio Suárez (351), 2 to pass

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Season

Player’s Vault

7 badges earned

2Rare Air

5Legend

×28Rare AirGameMulti-homer gameFirst Apr 12, 1983 · latest Aug 19, 1997
Rare AirSeasonWorld Series home run1991 · 2 HR
LegendSeason30 home runs1997
×2LegendSeasonPostseason home run1991, 1998 · 3 HR
LegendCareer300 home runs350 home runs
LegendCareerWorld Series ring3 rings · 1991, 1998, 1999
LegendCareer200 home runs350 home runs

Distance and exit-velocity badges count from 2015, when tracking began. Grand slams, walk-offs, inside-the-park, leadoff, pinch-hit, first-pitch, back-to-back, switch-hitting and ballpark badges count games from 2008 on.

Career arc

Home runs by season · tap a bar

Home runsSelected season

Personal records

Career

Longest of his career

Hardest hit of his career

Year by year

Regular season · MLB

Season	Team	G	PA	HR	RBI	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	AB/HR
1999	New York Yankees	146	554	19	78	.269	.366	.445	.811	25.1
1998	New York Yankees	35	118	3	9	.291	.373	.447	.820	34.3
1997	Kansas City Royals	140	567	30	90	.279	.386	.509	.895	15.9
1996	California Angels	145	623	28	95	.292	.387	.496	.883	18.9
1995	California Angels	119	522	20	86	.318	.429	.514	.943	21.2
1994	California Angels	108	468	26	84	.311	.410	.561	.971	15.1
1993	California Angels	153	645	27	112	.243	.327	.440	.767	21.2
1992	Minnesota Twins	138	529	12	66	.288	.386	.439	.825	37.0
1991	Minnesota Twins	153	634	29	93	.277	.385	.507	.892	18.4
1990	California Angels	113	476	12	58	.265	.357	.398	.755	34.3
1989	California Angels	154	630	22	90	.271	.340	.436	.776	25.5
1988	California Angels	158	667	21	93	.268	.326	.432	.758	28.6
1987	San Francisco Giants	149	578	24	76	.250	.344	.442	.786	20.8
1986	San Francisco Giants	153	618	13	70	.278	.375	.416	.791	40.5
1985	San Francisco Giants	136	551	13	56	.270	.349	.412	.761	37.0
1984	San Francisco Giants	137	546	21	81	.315	.368	.507	.875	23.8
1983	San Francisco Giants	137	554	11	59	.233	.305	.352	.657	44.2
1982	San Francisco Giants	154	701	19	76	.261	.308	.410	.718	33.7
1981	San Francisco Giants	8	16	0	0	.133	.188	.133	.321	—
Career		2436	9997	350	1372	.274	.360	.451	.811	24.8

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Chili Davis home run facts

How many career home runs does Chili Davis have?

Chili Davis hit 350 career MLB home runs in 19 seasons (1981–1999), 107th all-time.

Where does Chili Davis rank on the all-time home run list?

107th in MLB history with 350. Next: Eugenio Suárez (351), 2 to pass.

What was Chili Davis’s best home run season?

His most home runs in a season is 30, in 1997 with the Kansas City Royals, when he posted a .895 OPS.

What teams has Chili Davis played for?

San Francisco Giants (1981–1987); California Angels (1988–1990, 1993–1996); Minnesota Twins (1991–1992); Kansas City Royals (1997); New York Yankees (1998–1999).

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