Kurt Stillwell Notable

b. June 4, 1965 · Cincinnati Reds 1986–1987, Kansas City Royals 1988–1991, San Diego Padres 1992–1993, California Angels 1993, Texas Rangers 1996

Kurt Stillwell played for five clubs across 11 seasons as a shortstop, opening with the Cincinnati Reds in 1986 and closing with the Texas Rangers in 1996.

Across 998 games he batted .249, with 779 hits and 362 runs. He finished with 34 home runs, 151 doubles and 38 stolen bases.

He played 690 games at shortstop, with 1,697 assists and 116 errors. He turned 347 double plays. He also played 187 games at second base.

He was an All-Star in 1988.

He was born in Glendale, CA, USA on June 4, 1965. He batted both ways and threw right-handed.

Honors

Award	Times	Years
All-Star selection	1	1988
Player of the Week	1	1988

Batting, season by season

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG
1986	CIN	104	279	31	64	6	1	0	26	30	47	6	.229
1987	CIN	131	395	54	102	20	7	4	33	32	50	4	.258
1988	KCR	128	459	63	115	28	5	10	53	47	76	6	.251
1989	KCR	130	463	52	121	20	7	7	54	42	64	9	.261
1990	KCR	144	506	60	126	35	4	3	51	39	60	0	.249
1991	KCR	122	385	44	102	17	1	6	51	33	56	3	.265
1992	SDP	114	379	35	86	15	3	2	24	26	58	4	.227
1993	CAL/SDP	79	182	11	42	6	2	1	14	15	33	6	.231
1996	TEX	46	77	12	21	4	0	1	4	10	11	0	.273
Career	—	998	3125	362	779	151	30	34	310	274	455	38	.249

On this day & linked events

1965

Born June 4, 1965

Glendale, CA, USA

1986

Major-league debut: Kurt Stillwell

Kurt Stillwell made a major-league debut on April 13, 1986.

1996

Final major-league game: Kurt Stillwell

Kurt Stillwell played a final major-league game on September 29, 1996.

Image: Rob Broder, public domain