You would think that the names would be different for such a speed-centric stat, and there are some new names here, but many of the same dudes, too…

2006-2018
1 Dan Murphy Luray ’05 28
2 Jon Jay Staunton ’04 25
3 Jason Kipnis Covington ’06-7 22
4 Cory Spangenberg Winchester ’10 13
5 Ryan Schimpf Luray ’08 5
6 Collin Cowgill Covington ’05 4
7 Scott Cousins Harrisonburg ’05 3
Tyler White Haymarket ’10 3
9 Yonder Alonso Luray ’06 2
Tommy La Stella Haymarket ’09 2
11 Blake Tekotte Woodstock ’06 1
Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-6 1
Mac Williamson Harrisonburg ’11 1
Stephen Cardullo Covington ’07 1

Addition: Tyler White, even with his competing nicknames, “Great White,” and “Big Puddin'”, which don’t exactly make him seem too speedy (and he isn’t), hit 3 triples in 2018 to jump all the way up to #7. (Big Puddin’? Seriously?)

Changes: The only change is that Jon Jay’s 7 triples enabled him to pass Jason Kipnis into 2nd place.

All-Time
1 Steve Finley Harrisonburg ’85 124
2 Juan Pierre Harrisonburg ’97 94
3 Gene Richards Harrisonburg 63
4 Brett Gardner New Market ’03-04 61
5 Reggie Sanders Winchester ’87 60
6 Tom Brookens Waynesboro 40
7 Brandon Inge Waynesboro ’96 38
8 Darren Lewis Harrisonburg 37
9 John Kruk New Market ’81 34
10 Denny Walling Waynesboro ’75 30
11 Johnny Grubb Charlottesville 29
12 Dan Murphy Luray ’05 28
13 Jon Jay Staunton ’04 25
14 Aubrey Huff Staunton ’97 24
15 Jason Kipnis Covington ’06-7 22
16 Cliff Pennington Harrisonburg ’03 21
17 Mike Cubbage Charlottesville 20
Luke Scott Staunton 20
David Eckstein Harrisonburg ’95-6 20
Kirt Manwaring Harrisonburg 20

Additions: None

Changes:

  • Brett Gardner hit 7 triples in 2018, and passed Reggie Sanders into 4th place
  • Jon Jay went flying up the list- from #19 in 2017 to #13 in 2018
Spangenberg
Richards

So, quick vote: which San Diego uniform is better? Old school, or new?