Felipe Alou

Outfield 1958–1974 3× All-Star

2,101H

206HR

.286AVG

852RBI

.761OPS

Felipe Alou, born in Bajos de Haina, Dominican Republic, played 17 seasons (1958–1974) primarily as an outfielder, mostly with the San Francisco Giants, Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees. He collected 2,101 hits and 206 home runs with a .286 batting average, ranking 14th in hits among Dominican-born players. He was selected to 3 All-Star games.

Born: May 12, 1935 · Bajos de Haina, Dominican Republic · 16 major leaguers from Bajos de Haina
Bats / Throws: R / R
Teams: San Francisco Giants, Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Braves, Montreal Expos, Milwaukee Brewers

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
1958	San Francisco Giants	75	182	21	46	9	2	4	16	4	19	34	.253
1959	San Francisco Giants	95	247	38	68	13	2	10	33	5	17	38	.275
1960	San Francisco Giants	106	322	48	85	17	3	8	44	10	16	42	.264
1961	San Francisco Giants	132	415	59	120	19	0	18	52	11	26	41	.289
1962	San Francisco Giants	154	561	96	177	30	3	25	98	10	33	66	.316
1963	San Francisco Giants	157	565	75	159	31	9	20	82	11	27	87	.281
1964	Milwaukee Braves	121	415	60	105	26	3	9	51	5	30	41	.253
1965	Milwaukee Braves	143	555	80	165	29	2	23	78	8	31	63	.297
1966	Atlanta Braves	154	666	122	218	32	6	31	74	5	24	51	.327
1967	Atlanta Braves	140	574	76	157	26	3	15	43	6	32	50	.274
1968	Atlanta Braves	160	662	72	210	37	5	11	57	12	48	56	.317
1969	Atlanta Braves	123	476	54	134	13	1	5	32	4	23	23	.282
1970	Oakland Athletics	154	575	70	156	25	3	8	55	10	32	31	.271
1971	Oakland Athletics / New York Yankees	133	469	52	135	21	6	8	69	5	32	25	.288
1972	New York Yankees	120	324	33	90	18	1	6	37	1	22	27	.278
1973	New York Yankees / Montreal Expos	112	328	29	76	13	0	5	31	0	11	29	.232
1974	Milwaukee Brewers	3	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	.000
Career		2,082	7,339	985	2,101	359	49	206	852	107	423	706	.286

More Dominican outfielders of his era

César Cedeño1970–1986 · 2,087 H, 199 HR Matty Alou1960–1974 · 1,777 H, 31 HR Rico Carty1963–1979 · 1,677 H, 204 HR Jesús Alou1963–1979 · 1,216 H, 32 HR Manny Mota1962–1982 · 1,149 H, 31 HR César Gerónimo1969–1983 · 977 H, 51 HR