Jim Edmonds Jerseys

James Patrick Edmonds #15
St. Louis Cardinals: Center Field

HT: 6'1" WT: 212 Bats: Left Throws: Left
Born: June 27, 1970 Fullerton, California College: None

Teams: St Louis Cardinals (2000-present),
Anaheim Angels (1993-99)

World Series Championships: None

Did You Know?

Jim is a 3-time All-Star (1995, 2000, 2003).
Jim is a 6-time Gold Glove winner, doing it in both leagues (1997-98, 2000-03).
Jim shares the Cardinal record for reaching base for 12 consecutive at bats, a record that was originally set in 1929.
Jim makes it look easy in the field with his laid back attitude while averaging stellar numbers at the plate (.293 BA, 33 HR, 100 RBI and 109 Runs).
Less than 2 weeks before the 2000 season, Jim was traded to St Louis. He not only embraced his new home by signing a 6-year extension with the club, but he set personal career highs with 42 HR, 306 Total Bases, 108 RBI, 129 Runs and a 4th-place finish in the NL MVP voting. He also helped lead his team to a berth in the postseason.
Playing in his first postseason in 2000, Jim torched whatever pitching staff he faced, especially the heavily favored Braves. He went yard twice, drove in seven runs and had 4 doubles in that series. Three of those doubles came in one game, which tied a NLDS record.