2020 Hall of Fame Ballot Series: Chone Figgins

• Chone Figgins was selected to an All-Star team one time in his career, in 2009.


• Figgins received MVP votes four times. His high finish was 10th in 2009, when he batted .298/.395/.393 with 42 stolen bases, 114 runs scored, and an AL-leading 101 walks.


• Figgins stole 40 or more bases five times. His career high was 62 stolen bases in 2005 which led the major leagues that season. Figgins's 341 career stolen bases are tied for the ninth-most since 2000.


• Figgins appeared in six games in the 2002 postseason for the World Series winning Anaheim Angels. He had only one plate appearance - in which he singled - but he scored four runs, including the game-tying run in the bottom of the eighth inning of Game 6 of the World Series, in which the Angels came back from a 5-0 deficit which had them nine outs away from elimination.


• Figgins is one of only two players in major-league history to play at least 200 games at second base, third base, and center field (Cesar Tovar is the other).