Retired#28LF1986–1992T-984 all-time

Kal Daniels

Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs

Bats / ThrowsLeft / Right
Age63
Height / Weight5' 11" / 195 lb
BornAug 20, 1963 · Vienna, GA, USA
MLB debutApr 9, 1986
Last gameSep 22, 1992
TeamsCincinnati Reds 1986–1989Los Angeles Dodgers 1989–1992Chicago Cubs 1992
Career home runs
104
727 games · 7 seasons
Best season
27
1990 · Los Angeles Dodgers
All-time HR rank
T-984
Tied with 16 others · Next: Mark Whiten (105), 2 to pass
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Season

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1Rare Air
  • ×9Rare AirGameMulti-homer gameFirst Aug 8, 1986 · latest Sep 4, 1990

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

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Career

Longest of his career

Hardest hit of his career

Year by year

Regular season · MLB
SeasonTeamGPAHRRBIAVGOBPSLGOPSAB/HR
19922 teams83238625.241.315.377.69235.3
1991Los Angeles Dodgers1375311773.249.337.397.73427.1
1990Los Angeles Dodgers1305262794.296.389.531.92016.7
19892 teams55218417.246.399.392.79142.8
1988Cincinnati Reds1405891864.291.397.463.86027.5
1987Cincinnati Reds1084302664.334.429.6171.04614.2
1986Cincinnati Reds74207623.320.398.519.91730.2
Career7272739104360.285.382.479.86122.5

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Kal Daniels home run facts
How many career home runs does Kal Daniels have?

Kal Daniels hit 104 career MLB home runs in 7 seasons (1986–1992), tied for 984th all-time.

Where does Kal Daniels rank on the all-time home run list?

Tied for 984th in MLB history with 104. Next: Mark Whiten (105), 2 to pass.

What was Kal Daniels’s best home run season?

His most home runs in a season is 27, in 1990 with the Los Angeles Dodgers, when he posted a .920 OPS.

What teams has Kal Daniels played for?

Cincinnati Reds (1986–1989); Los Angeles Dodgers (1989–1992); Chicago Cubs (1992).

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