Trey Mancini Career Ledger & Franchise Explorer

8 MLB Seasons (2016–2023) • Orioles, Astros, Cubs, Angels

Career Status: Retired 2021 AL Comeback Player of the Year 2022 World Series Champion
Total Games 862 8 MLB Campaigns
Home Runs 129 Peak: 35 HR (2019)
Career Hits / RBI 807 / 400 .263 Career AVG
Career OPS .767 .448 SLG • .319 OBP
2021 Comeback OPS 0.758 147 G • 21 HR • 71 RBI
Career Production Trajectory (All Franchises)
Year-by-Year Stats
Year Club G H HR RBI OPS
Career Milestones & Moments
Source: Verified MLB Records
2016–2017 • Baltimore Debut
Fast Start & Rookie Sensation
Hit 3 home runs in his first 3 career MLB starts in Sept 2016. Smashed 24 HRs with a .826 OPS in 2017, finishing 3rd in AL Rookie of the Year voting.
2019 • Career Peak
35 Home Runs & .899 OPS
Established career bests with 154 games, 175 hits, 35 HRs, 97 RBIs, and 38 doubles as the heart of the Baltimore batting order.
2020–2021 • Cancer Recovery & Award
AL Comeback Player of the Year
Diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in Spring 2020. After chemotherapy, returned in 2021 to play 147 games, hit 21 HRs, post a .758 OPS, and win AL Comeback Player of the Year.
2022 • Championship Run
World Series Champion with Houston
Traded to Houston at the deadline, providing key postseason contributions and game-saving defensive stops as the Astros captured the 2022 World Series title.
2023–2024 • Final Chapter
Cubs, Angels, & Retirement at 34
Concluded 8 Major League campaigns with 862 games played, 129 home runs, 400 RBIs, and .767 OPS before officially announcing retirement.
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