Geoff Jenkins to retire as a Milwaukee Brewer tonight
35-year old lefty swinging outfielder Geoff Jenkins will retire as a Milwaukee Brewer tonight. He played 10 years for the Brewers appearing in 1,234 games in which he was 1,221 of 4,407 (.277 avg, .843 OPS) with 661 runs scored, 212 homers, 704 RBIs and 31 stolen bases. Jenkins made the All-Star team in 2003 for the Brewers. He played in 124 games in 2003 and he was 144 of 487 (.296 avg, .913 OPS) with 81 runs scored, 28 homers and 95 RBIs. Jenkins finished his career #6 in Brewers’ history in games played with 1,234. He also is #5 in runs scored (661), #5 in hits (1,221), #4 in doubles (287), tied for #9 in triples (22), #2 in homers (212), #4 in RBIs (704) and #9 in walks (394) in Brewers’ history. Jenkins was a class act and a solid player for the Brewers.