Kenny Lofton: Cleveland Indians Timeline

Born: May 31, 1967

1988: Played basketball for Arizona Wildcats

1988: Wildcats made Final Four

1988: Drafted by Astros

Debut: September 14, 1991 (Astros)

1991: Traded to Indians

1992: Broke rookie SB record with 66 steals

1992: Finished second in ROY voting

1995: Indians lose World Series

1996: Indians lose ALDS

1997: Traded to Atlanta

1997: Braves lose NLCS

1998: Signed with Indians

1998: Indians lose ALCS

1999: Indians lose ALDS to Pedro Martinez

2000: Scored in 18 consecutive games

2001: Indians lose ALDS

2002: Signed with White Sox

2002: Traded to Giants

2002: Giants lose World Series

2003: Signed with Pirates

2003: Traded to Cubs

2003: Cubs lose NLCS

2004: Signed with Yankees

2004: Yankees lose ALCS after leading 3-0

2004: Traded to Phillies

2005: Signed with Dodgers

2006: Dodgers lose NLDS

2006: Signed with Rangers

2007: Traded to Indians

2007: Indians lose ALCS

2007: Breaks record for postseason steals

2008: Qualified for American Golf Classic

2011: Spring Training coach for Indians

2013: 3.2% of Hall of Fame vote; dropped off ballot

Accomplishments:

6x All Star

4x Gold Glove

5x SB champ

All Time Postseason SB leader (34)

.299 average

130 HR

781 RBI

622 SB

116 triples

.794 OPS

1528 runs

100+ runs: 6x

210 hits (1996)

Led league in hits (160): 1994

30+ doubles: 5x

10+ triples: 7x

20+ SB: 14x

30+ SB: 9x

40+ SB: 6x

50+ SB: 6x

60+ SB: 4x

70+ SB: 2x

Hit .300: 8x

.400 OBP: 4x

Postseason: .247, 7 HR, 34 RBI, 34 SB, .667 OPS (20 Series)