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CAREER INTELLIGENCE PROFILE
Andruw Jones
player
CAREER LINEAGE
High School / Academy → College → Pro / Club
TROPHY CASE
Tournaments, Championships & Awards Won
Number retired by the Atlanta Braves on September 9, 2023
2023
SOURCE ↗Fielding Bible Award at center field (2007)
2007
SOURCE ↗Held Braves record for most home runs in a season (2005, with 51) until surpassed by Matt Olson in 2023
2005, 2023
SOURCE ↗Led the National League with 128 RBIs in 2005
2005
SOURCE ↗Led the majors with 51 home runs in 2005
2005
SOURCE ↗Major League Player of the Year for 2005, as chosen by the Major League Baseball Players Association
2005
SOURCE ↗NL Hank Aaron Award as the league's best offensive player in 2005
2005
SOURCE ↗NL Player of the Month for June and August 2005
2005
SOURCE ↗NL Silver Slugger Award in 2005
2005
SOURCE ↗Inaugural National League All-Star Final Vote winner (2002)
2002
SOURCE ↗5-Time All-Star (2000, 2002–03, 2005–06)
2000, 2002–03, 2005–06
SOURCE ↗Led the National League with 656 at-bats in 2000
2000
SOURCE ↗10-Time NL Gold Glove Award Winner (1998–2007)
1998–2007
SOURCE ↗Youngest player in the National League (1996 and 1997)
1996, 1997
SOURCE ↗Minor League Player of the Year Award (1995 and 1996)
1995, 1996
SOURCE ↗10× Gold Glove Award (1998–2007)
SOURCE ↗5× All-Star (2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006)
SOURCE ↗All-Star (2013)
SOURCE ↗Atlanta Braves No. 25 retired
SOURCE ↗Braves Hall of Fame
SOURCE ↗Japan Series champion (2013)
SOURCE ↗MLB
SOURCE ↗NL Hank Aaron Award (2005)
SOURCE ↗NL RBI leader (2005)
SOURCE ↗NL home run leader (2005)
SOURCE ↗NPB
SOURCE ↗Silver Slugger Award (2005)
SOURCE ↗BRAIN STORAGE
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