Doug DeCinces

Doug's auto

Doug DeCinces is the starting third baseman and #2 hitter for California in the NES version of RBI. DeCines is one of the more powerful two hitters in RBI and is known for his somewhat inconsistent play.

Bio

• Born August 29, 1950 in Burbank, CA
• Drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 3rd round of the 1970 amateur draft
• Played in the Big Leagues with Baltimore (1973-1981), California (1982-1987) and St. Louis (1987)
• Was an All-Star in 1983

RBI Stats

• Right-handed hitter
• .256 Batting Average
• 25 Home Runs
• 885 Power Rating
• 26 Contact Rating
• 124 Speed Rating

Career Stats

G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
1649	5809	778	1505	312	29	237	879	58	618	904	.259	.329	.445	.774

DeCinces in RBI

DeCinces and stache.

DeCinces is a big bat and is typically an asset for the Angels. Like most powerful righties, he is quite prone to the double-play. Regardless, his 885 power rating more than makes up for it. He may not show up every game, but more often than not DeCinces will produce. DeCinces and teammate Brian Downing are very simliar in abilities, but Dougie gets the slight edge. This makes him the best right-handed hitter on California and a key to their success in RBI.

Nicknames

• Doug-E-Fresh
• Douglass

RBI Baseball Cards

Doug DeCinces 1987 Topps card

Doug DeCinces 1987 Donruss card

Doug DeCinces 1987 Fleer card

Doug DeCinces 1987 Topps Glossy card

Doug DeCinces 1987 Topps Sportsflicks card

External Links

• DeCinces stats on Baseball Reference