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Year Age Tm Lg G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+ TB GDP HBP SH SF IBB Pos Awards
196620HOUNL19773000000004.000.000.000.000-100000000H
196822HOUNL20565358100411123.151.164.170.3332920110/H3879
196923SDPNL1395324836412320924666445123.255.322.482.804127233133107*3/H
197024SDPNL1566365728414817638863556150.259.328.509.836126291114138*3/H5
197125SDPNL1566395658114925327845263119.264.339.462.801133261174256*3/HAS
197226SDPNL151643563871412723811115670127.250.333.508.8411452861223514*3/HAS,MVP-8
197327SDPNL1455985297314325222809854146.270.343.450.793128238128169*3/HAS
197428SDPNL1194373685376160145410262108.207.319.364.6839613410115637H
197529TOTMLB83260237263783829022283.156.231.316.5475175510033H/D
197529DETAL45173156162342418021752.147.231.276.5074143400003/DH
197529MONNL38878110144141100531.173.230.395.6256932110033H
197630TOTMLB165545582026311019.178.327.356.683921600002/73HD
197630MONNL14494058202631916.200.347.400.7471081600001/73H
197630OAKAL2650000000013.000.167.000.167-47000001/DH
10 Yrs100438633422481833141251735205231383902.243.322.451.77211915438223102555
162 Game Avg.1626235527813423428848562146.243.322.451.772119249134249
SDP (6 yrs)86634853080442780130221634814827350773.253.331.469.8001271443752292450
MON (2 yrs)52136121152261617311447.182.272.397.669834811004
HOU (2 yrs)39636088100411127.133.145.150.295-10920110
DET (1 yr)45173156162342418021752.147.231.276.507414340000
OAK (1 yr)2650000000013.000.167.000.167-47000001
NL (10 yrs)95736843261465810137231695025229365847.248.326.460.78612315007823102554
AL (2 yrs)47179161162342418021855.143.229.267.496394340001
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Nate Colbert was the Padres first star. On July 25th, 1972, Nate became the first Padres player to bat in an all-star game, drawing a walk and scoring the winning run for the NL. A week later on August 1, 1972, he hit 5 home runs and drove in 13 runs against the Braves in Atlanta Fulton County Stadium. He is the all time Padres home run leader with 163.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Nate Colbert born?

Nate Colbert was born on April 9, 1946.

Where was Nate Colbert born?

Nate Colbert was born in St. Louis, MO.

How tall was Nate Colbert?

Nate Colbert was 6-2 (188 cm) tall.

How much did Nate Colbert weigh when playing?

Nate Colbert weighed 205 lbs (92 kg) when playing.

How many seasons did Nate Colbert play?

Nate Colbert played 10 seasons.

Is Nate Colbert in the Hall of Fame?

Nate Colbert has not been elected into the Hall of Fame.

What position did Nate Colbert play?

Nate Colbert was a First Baseman and Leftfielder.

How many hits did Nate Colbert have?

Nate Colbert had 833 hits over his career.

How many home runs did Nate Colbert have?

Nate Colbert had 173 home runs over his career.

What was Nate Colbert's average?

Nate Colbert had a .243 average over his career.

How many teams has Nate Colbert played for?

Nate Colbert played for 5 teams; the Houston Astros, San Diego Padres, Detroit Tigers, Montreal Expos and Oakland Athletics.

How many World Series has Nate Colbert won?

Nate Colbert never won a World Series.

When did Nate Colbert retire?

Nate Colbert last played in 1976.

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