I'm Back, We Can Start It All Over (Part II)

I thought it might be easier for you if I presented the Royals' first basemen's stats in a separate post. Here they are, from 1991 to 2008. Remember that an OPS+ of 100 is average.

Year	Player		Games	HR	RBI	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS+	Wins
1991	Martinez		44	4	17	.207	.351	.355	97	82
1991	Benzinger		78	2	40	.294	.338	.386	100
1992	Joyner		149	9	66	.269	.336	.386	101	72
1993	Joyner		141	15	65	.292	.375	.467	120	84
1994	Joyner		97	8	57	.311	.386	.449	112	64*
1995	Joyner		131	12	83	.310	.394	.447	118	70
1996	Offerman		151	5	47	.303	.384	.417	104	75
1997	King		155	28	112	.238	.341	.451	104	67
1998	King		131	24	93	.263	.319	.451	97	72
1999	Sweeney		150	22	102	.322	.387	.520	128	64
2000	Sweeney		159	29	144	.333	.407	.523	131	77
2001	Sweeney		147	29	99	.304	.374	.542	132	65
2002	Sweeney		126	24	86	.340	.417	.563	148	62
2003	Harvey		135	13	64	.266	.313	.408	84	83
2004	Harvey		120	13	55	.287	.338	.421	95	58
2005	Stairs		127	13	66	.275	.373	.444	118	56
2006	Mientkiewicz		91	4	43	.283	.359	.411	99	62
2006	Shealy		51	7	36	.280	.338	.451	102
2007	Gload		102	7	51	.288	.318	.441	95	69
2008	Gload		102	2	31	.272	.318	.341	74	55

*Strike-shortened season; Royals played 115 games
**Through Aug. 15