American Hall of Famer nicknamed 'Steady Eddie' whose switch-hitting power, 504 career home runs and exceptional durability across 21 seasons made him one of the most reliable first basemen in baseball history.
Eddie Murray was one of baseball's most consistent players, a switch-hitting first baseman who combined exceptional power with remarkable durability across a 21-year career. One of only two players — alongside Hank Aaron — to hit 500 home runs and collect 3,000 hits, his combination of left- and right-handed power and exceptional plate discipline made him one of the game's finest offensive performers. Known as 'Steady Eddie' for his consistency.
Switch-hitting first baseman, consistent power and RBI production
How They Played
Switch-hitting first baseman with excellent plate discipline and gap power
Lasting Impact
Hall of Fame first baseman known for quiet leadership and clutch hitting