MLB Elijah Dukes Profile - sportsnet.ca

Personal Information
- Birth Date
  
  Jun 26, 1984
- Birth Place
  
  Homestead, FL
- Height
  
  6'1
- Weight
  
  248 lbs.
- Age
  
  27
- Position
  
  Right field
- Throws
  
  R
- Years Pro
  
  3
- School
  
  None

Season Totals


AVG
HR
RBI

MLB Stats

Season	Team		G	ABs	H	AVG	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	SB	BB	OBP	SLG
2009	Washington	NL	107	364	91	.250	20	4	8	58	38	3	46	.337	.393
2008	Washington	NL	81	276	73	.264	16	2	13	44	48	13	50	.386	.478
2007	Tampa Bay	AL	52	184	35	.190	3	2	10	21	27	2	33	.318	.391
	Total	MLB	240	824	199	.242	39	8	31	123	113	18	129	.349	.421
	Total	NL	188	640	164	.256	36	6	21	102	86	16	96	.359	.430
	Total	AL	52	184	35	.190	3	2	10	21	27	2	33	.318	.391

Other Stats

Season	Team		G	ABs	H	AVG	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	SB	BB	OBP	SLG
2009	Syracuse	AAA	20	68	19	.279	8	0	3	10	8	5	9	.388	.529
2009	Harrisburg	AA	2	8	2	.250	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	.333	.250
2008	Potomac	A	6	17	3	.176	1	0	0	1	1	0	4	.364	.235
2008	GCL Nationals	R	2	5	0	.000	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	.000
2008	Columbus	AAA	17	47	11	.234	3	1	1	6	8	2	8	.368	.404
2006	Durham	AAA	80	283	83	.293	15	5	10	50	58	9	44	.401	.488
2005	Montgomery	AA	120	446	128	.287	21	5	18	73	73	19	45	.355	.478
2004	Charleston-S.C.	A	43	163	47	.288	12	2	2	15	26	14	18	.368	.423
2004	Charleston SC	A	43	163	47	.288	12	2	2	15	26	14	18	.368	.423
2004	Bakersfield	A	58	211	70	.332	16	2	8	34	44	16	26	.416	.540
2003	Charleston-S.C.	A	117	383	94	.245	17	4	7	53	51	33	45	.338	.366
2003	Charleston SC	A	117	383	94	.245	17	4	7	53	51	33	45	.338	.366
	Total	AAA	117	398	113	.284	26	6	14	66	74	16	61	.395	.485
	Total	AA	122	454	130	.286	21	5	18	73	73	19	46	.355	.474
	Total	A	224	774	214	.276	46	8	17	103	122	63	93	.366	.422
	Total	R	2	5	0	.000	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	.000

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