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b. September 13, 1982 · Milwaukee Brewers 2003, 2005–2014, Seattle Mariners 2015, Arizona Diamondbacks 2016, Tampa Bay Rays 2017

Milwaukee took him second overall in 2003 out of Southern University, where he had hit .479 in his last college season. In 2010 he played all 160 games, scored 112 runs, hit 29 home runs and was hit by 25 pitches, which led the league.

Fourteen seasons gave him 1,087 hits, 219 doubles, 161 home runs, 533 walks and a .246 average, with an All-Star selection in 2011. He led the National League in hit-by-pitches twice and stood as close to the plate as anyone.

Wrist and ankle injuries took the years after 2011 and he finished as a part-time outfielder for three clubs. His brother Jemile played five seasons. He is not on a Hall of Fame ballot.

Honors

Award	Times	Years
All-Star selection	1	2011

Batting, season by season

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG
2003	MIL	7	12	1	2	1	0	0	0	1	6	0	.167
2005	MIL	96	360	56	86	13	2	13	42	40	96	15	.239
2006	MIL	95	359	73	100	15	3	8	34	30	92	19	.279
2007	MIL	118	409	87	96	21	6	16	36	78	116	25	.235
2008	MIL	129	475	89	111	22	7	14	46	66	115	19	.234
2009	MIL	37	147	28	40	5	2	9	24	12	39	2	.272
2010	MIL	160	651	112	175	32	4	29	83	76	184	11	.269
2011	MIL	118	453	77	122	26	2	20	49	50	107	9	.269
2012	MIL	157	588	85	135	29	4	21	63	74	169	16	.230
2013	MIL	104	350	40	73	20	1	10	24	40	105	7	.209
2014	MIL	121	252	36	69	19	1	8	29	25	73	3	.274
2015	SEA	37	84	7	14	1	0	2	9	9	25	0	.167
2016	ARI	108	180	29	43	9	1	9	27	20	54	5	.239
2017	TBR	37	97	13	21	6	0	2	8	12	49	1	.216
Career	—	1324	4417	733	1087	219	33	161	474	533	1230	132	.246

On this day & linked events

1982

Born September 13, 1982

Altamonte Springs, FL, USA

2003

Major-league debut: Rickie Weeks

Rickie Weeks made a major-league debut on September 15, 2003.

2017

Final major-league game: Rickie Weeks

Rickie Weeks played a final major-league game on June 6, 2017.

Image: Alorrigan, CC BY-SA 3.0