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Matt Stairs

Year	Team	Games	AB	Runs	Avg	Hits	2B	3B	HR	RBI	OBP	SO
2007	Tor	125	357	58	.289	103	28	1	21	64	.368	66
2006	KC/Tex/Det	117	348	42	.247	86	21	0	13	51	.328	86
2005	KC	127	396	55	.275	109	26	1	13	66	.373	69
2004	KC	126	439	48	.267	117	21	3	18	66	.345	92
2003	Pit	121	305	49	.292	89	20	1	20	57	.389	64
2002	Mil	107	270	41	.244	66	15	0	16	41	.349	50
2001	Chc	128	340	48	.250	85	21	0	17	61	.358	76
2000	Oak	143	476	74	.227	198	26	0	21	81	.333	122
1999	Oak	146	531	94	.258	137	26	3	38	102	.366	124
1998	Oak	149	523	88	.294	154	33	1	26	106	.370	93
1997	Oak	133	352	62	.298	105	19	0	27	73	.386	60
1996	Oak	61	137	21	.277	38	5	1	10	23	.367	23
1995	Bos	39	88	8	.261	23	7	1	1	17	.298	14
1993	Mon	6	8	1	.375	3	1	0	0	2	.375	1
1992	Mon	13	30	2	.167	5	2	0	0	5	.316	7
Total	MLB	1541	4600	365	.267	1228	271	12	241	815	.359	947

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Matt Stairs

Born: February 27, 1968

Birthplace: St. John, New Brunswick

Bats: Left

Throws: Right

Height: 5'9

Weight: 175 lbs

Position: Outfielder

Notes: Matt Stairs is one of the most liked baseball players in the game. He is the ultimate team guy, someone that everyone loves to root for. In his 14 Major League seasons, Stairs has played for 10 teams, including the Montreal Expos and, currently, for the Toronto Blue Jays. He has played over 1500 games in his career, and hit 241 Home Runs, second only to Larry Walker amongst Canadian born players in both areas, and his 815 career RBI's rank him third behind Walker and Jeff Heath(887 RBI's from 1936-1949). Should Stairs play a few more seasons, he'll likely finish 2nd amongst Canadian born players in almost every offensive category.

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