Darren Daulton timeline

Born: January 3, 1962

1980: Drafted by Philadelphia Phillies

1980-3: Minors

Debut: June 8, 1983 (Phillies)

1983: Phillies win Pennant

1984: Minors

1989: Became full time catcher

1990: Caught Terry Mulholland's No-Hitter

1992: .270, 27 HR, 109 RBI, 32 Doubles, .385 OBP, .524 SLG, .908 OPS

1992: Silver Slugger

1993: Phillies win Pennant

1994-6: Injuries limited his playing time

1997: Traded to Florida Marlins

1997: Marlins win World Series

1997: Comeback Player of the Year

1997: Retired

2003: Dropped Off Hall of Fame Ballot (0.2%)

2007: Wrote book on occult

2010: Philadelphia Wall of Fame

2013: Brain Surgery

2015: Announced he was cancer free


Accomplishments:
1997 World Champion

3x All Star

1992 Silver Slugger

1997 Comeback Player of the Year

.245

137 HR

588 RBI

511 Runs

891 Hits

.784 OPS

1549 TB

30+ Doubles: 3x

20+ HR: 2x

100+ RBI: 2x

.524 SLG (1992)

Led league in RBI (109): 1992

Best Catchers in team history (National League)

Washington Nationals: Gary Carter (via Montreal)

New York Mets: Mike Piazza

Atlanta Braves: Javy Lopez

Miami Marlins: Charles Johnson

Philadelphia Phillies: Darren Daulton

St Louis Cardinals: Yadier Molina

Pittsburgh Pirates: Manny Sanguillen

Milwaukee Brewers: Jonathan Lucroy

Cincinnati Reds: Johnny Bench

Chicago Cubs: Gabby Hartnett

Los Angeles Dodgers: Roy Campanella (via Brooklyn)

San Francisco Giants: Buster Posey

San Diego Padres: Benito Santiago

Colorado Rockies: Chris Iannetta (Wilin Rosario)

Arizona Diamondbacks: Miguel Montero