Chase Utley’s 16-year career came to an end Sunday night as the Dodgers lost to the Red Sox in the World Series. The longtime Phillies second baseman was putting work in all the way to the end, taking ground ball and batting practice before Game Five even though he wasn’t even on the playoff roster.
Now that his career is complete, we can take a full look at Utley’s Hall of Fame chances. He won’t be eligible for induction until 2024, but it’s never too early to start.
Over 16 seasons, Utley played in 1937 games, recorded 7863 plate appearances, knocked 1885 hits, 411 doubles, 58 triples, 259 home runs, drove in 1025 runs, scored 1103 runs, stole 154 bases in 176 chances, and had a career .