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There was a time I thought Juan Pierre had an outside shot at 3,000. Hits thru age 30 season: Rickey: 1603 Pierre: 1546 Gwynn: 1531 Boggs: 1392 Molitor: 1367

Luis Arraez has not struck out in 115 plate appearances 🤯 @JonHeyman, Dan O'Dowd and @TonyLuftman discuss the streak and Arraez's hitter profile succeeding in today's game. #MLBNow

longest streaks of consecutive PA without striking out, since 2000: 2004 Juan Pierre: 147 2001 Juan Pierre: 143 2016-17 Mookie Betts: 129 2024 Luis Arraez: 115 *active h/t @EliasSports

Not enough people talk about Brett Butler • .290 BA, .377 OBP, 558 SB, 49.7 WAR • More walks (1129) than strikeouts (907) • Led league in hits 1x, runs 2x, triples 4x • 8th all time in career games played in CF • Reached 100 runs 6x, 40 SB 5x, 90 BB 5x • Hit at least .293 for 3 different franchises • Stole 125 bags for 3 different franchises • Only made one All-Star team in his career! • Never struck out 80x; only reached 70 once • One of just five players in the Live Ball Era (since 1920) to record at least ten seasons with 30 SB and fewer than 70 strikeouts (along with Rickey Henderson, Tim Raines, Ozzie Smith, and Juan Pierre); tied with Rickey, Ozzie, and JP for the most such seasons (11)

Juan Pierre (@JPBeastMode) had a long run, too, but his batting average eventually dipped below .300 — he finished his career with a .295 average. baseball-reference.com/playe…

Juan Pierre's load management program was called "just play every game for 5 years while averaging 201 hits, 58 stolen bases, and 38 strikeouts each season"

2003 @marlins World Series champ @JPBeastMode in the house tonight!!

First round of pics from #Marlins Spring Training. Pitchers and catchers reporting for duty!

From 2003-2007, Juan Pierre played 7,098 innings in centerfield and his teammates played a total of 117 2/3 innings in centerfield. 😮

The last MLB player to start and finish 162 regular season games in one year was Juan Pierre of the 2004 Marlins.

Juan Pierre was a magician with the bat relative to the short game. Here he takes a softball slapper approach to get the ball by a third baseman who is up to take the bunt away. This doesn’t happen by chance. Talk to his teammates & they’ll tell you no one worked smarter or

Euro Steppin' 🏀 Juan Pierre's son Joshua (12U FL) with the HR at #NatAllState @JPBeastMode x @PGYouthBB