Best first basemen in history by team (National League)

Atlanta Braves: Joe Adcock (via Milwaukee) (1953-62)

Miami Marlins: Derek Lee (1998-2003)

New York Mets: Keith Hernandez (1983-89)

Philadelphia Phillies: Ryan Howard (2004-2015)

Washington Nationals: Andres Galaragga (via Montreal)

Chicago Cubs: Mark Grace (1988-2000)

Cincinatti Reds: Joey Votto (2007-present)/Tony Perez (1964-76; 1984-86)

Milwaukee Brewers: Prince Fielder (2005-11)

St. Louis Cardinals: Albert Pujols (2001-11)

Pittsburgh Pirates: Willie Stargell (1962-82)

Arizona Diamondbacks: Paul Goldschmidt (2011-present)

Colorado Rockies: Todd Helton (1997-2013)

Los Angeles Dodgers: Gil Hodges (via Brooklyn) (1943-61)

San Diego Padres: Adrian Gonzalez (2006-10)

San Francisco Giants: Willie McCovey (1959-80)

Mark Grace: Chicago Cubs timeline

Born: June 28, 1964

1985: Graduated from San Diego State

1985: Drafted by Chicago Cubs

1985-88: Minor Leagues

Debut: May 2, 1988

1989: Cubs win NL East

1989: NLCS: .647, 1 HR, 8 RBI, 1.118 OPS

1995: .326, 16 HZR, 92 RBI, .911 OPS, 51 doubles

1998: Cubs win Wild Card

2000: Signed with Arizona Diamondbacks

2001: Single in 9th inning of Game 7 of World Series sparked walk off rally

2001: Diamondbacks win World Series

2002: Pitched (1 inning, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 home run, 1.000 WHIP, 9.00 ERA)

2002: Diamondbacks win NL West

2003: Retired

2004-12: Broadcaster

2009: Dropped off Hall of Fame ballot (4.1% of vote)

Accomplishments:
2001 World Champion

3x All Star

4x Gold Glove

Baseball's hit leader for the 1990s (1,754)

.303

173 HR

1,146 RBI

1,179 Runs

2,445 Hits

511 Doubles

1,075 Walks-642 Strikeouts

.383 OBP

.442 Slugging

.825 OPS

3,565 TB

107 Runs (1999)

30+ Doubles: 10x

40+ Doubles: 3x

51 Doubles (1995): Led league

Hit .300: 9x

.400 OBP: 3x

.516 Slugging (1995)

Led league in doubles (51): 1995

Led league in SH (10): 1999

Postseason: .329, 2 HR, 13 RBI, .904 OPS (6 series)