In 1987, Wilson three times threw out base runners who attempted to reach first base after apparent singles into right field. His most successful season as a batter was in 1985, when he drove in 102 runs, and recorded 167 base hits with 14 home runs in 608 at bats for a .275 batting average.
In 1987, Wilson's defensive skills were highlighted by his ability to eliminate base runners who attempted to reach first base after singles into right field. His most successful season as a hitter was in 1985, when he drove in 102 runs and recorded 167 hits with 14 home runs in 608 at bats for a .275 batting average.