Daniel Murphy Colorado Rockies

Age: 34 (April 1, 1985) | 6' 1" | 221lbs. | Bats: Left 1B-14 2B-71 DH-4 PH-9
Tm Lg YEAR G AB R H BB SO 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLG BB% SO% BABIP G/L/F % $4x4 $5x5
NYN A+ 2010 3 11 2 8 2 0 1 0 1 6 0 0 .727 .769 1.09 15 0 .700 n/a
NYN AAA 2010 0 34 4 10 1 2 3 0 1 8 1 0 .294 .314 .471 3 6 .290 n/a
NYN NL 2011 109 391 49 125 24 42 28 2 6 49 5 5 .320 .362 .448 6 10 .345 47/22/31 18 17
NYN NL 2012 156 571 62 166 36 82 40 3 6 65 10 2 .291 .332 .403 6 13 .329 51/24/25 19 18
NYN NL 2013 161 658 92 188 32 95 38 4 13 78 23 3 .286 .319 .415 5 14 .315 42/21/36 32 29
NYM NL 2014 143 596 79 172 39 86 37 2 9 57 13 5 .289 .332 .403 6 13 .322 42/28/29 23 23
NYM R 2015 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.00 1.00 1.00 50 0 1.00 n/a
NYM A+ 2015 4 15 2 7 2 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 .467 .529 .600 12 0 .467 n/a
NYM NL 2015 130 499 56 140 31 38 38 2 14 73 2 2 .281 .322 .449 6 7 .278 43/21/36 19 18
WAS NL 2016 142 531 88 184 35 57 47 5 25 104 5 3 .347 .390 .595 6 10 .348 36/22/42 37 34
WAS NL 2017 144 534 94 172 52 77 43 3 23 93 2 0 .322 .384 .543 9 13 .341 33/28/39 28 28
WAS AA 2018 10 37 8 9 6 4 2 0 2 7 0 0 .243 .364 .459 14 9 .226 n/a
WAS NL 2018 56 190 17 57 13 17 9 0 6 29 1 0 .300 .341 .442 6 8 .302 36/26/38 9 8
CHC NL 2018 35 138 23 41 7 23 6 0 6 13 2 0 .297 .329 .471 5 16 .318 34/26/41 7 7
COL NL 2019 53 187 23 51 13 32 13 1 6 40 1 0 .273 .317 .449 6 16 .298 36/22/42 8 7
Career 11yrs 1333 4934 667 1472 338 646 346 29 128 681 68 24 .298 .343 .458 6 12 .320 n/a

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Meanwhile Reynolds has been relegated to a pinch-hitting role for the last week+. And I expect that not to change.

Bob Elam Bob-in-TX
May 31

Murphy won the game last night with a single to left in the bottom of the tenth. He plated another run earlier with a seeing-eye grounder to right.

The Rockies swept the four-game series against the Diamondbacks, winning three of them by one run.

Exciting stuff.

Alex Patton Alex
May 31

There were 24 homers hit yesterday in the PCL (Patton & Co version). If your team hit two, you were treading water.

Alex Patton Alex
May 23

I was asking myself this question when Murphy pinch hit last night for Reynolds in the 8th.  A quick scan of the stats tells me that the reason Reynolds is getting more PT is that Murphy is a pretty awful hitter so far this year.  The Murphy slash line is .190/.257/.365.  Reynolds has a better, though surely not robust, line of .205/.320/.410.  The other big $$ option they could turn to is Ian Desmond, with an equally unattractive.219/.284/.430 line.  All this with half of their games in Coors. Yeesh.

A slew of bad options.  All things being equal it would be hard to decide who is most on the bubble.  But there are 24 million reasons to keep Murphy, and 40 million reasons to keep Desmond.  Meanwhile Reynolds signed a minor league deal...

Bob Elam Bob-in-TX
May 18

Is he still hurting?  Rockies have started Reynolds over him time and again. Bought low the other day and not feeling real good about it now. 

joel schreier jschri
May 15

Murphy to see hand specialist for avulsion fracture, mallet finger

Howard Lynch LynchMob
Apr 1

Thought I was higher on him than most.  At CBS, perhaps most, not all - balked at one-upping $24.

Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Mar 3

Given Murphy's hard hit ball rate (when healthy), and his contact rate, it's really easy to see him hitting close to .400 at home, and rebounding to a batting average in the .350 range.

If healthy.

Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Feb 11

Sounds like you got him last year, when he was injured at the start of the season, and playing 2B in Washington.  He finished the season strong, is now in Colorado, and playing 1B (and thus less likely to break down) while retaining 2B eligibility, so absent a ST injury I'd not hesitate to keep him at 16.

John Thomas Roll2
Jan 14

At $16 seems like a keeper, right?

joel schreier jschri
Jan 13