“ Overall, Nilsson hit .284/.356/.461 with 105 home runs and a 110 OPS+ in the major leagues. He batted .358 with a .661 slugging percentage in Australian baseball competitions from 1989-2004 with 52 home runs in 735 AB and 196 RBI in 247 games [47]. He was first all-time in average, 24 points ahead of Greg Jelks. He was also 20th in RBI, tied for 11th with 7 triples and tied for 17th in home runs. [48] He ranked first in slugging, 46 points ahead of Jelks and in OBP, 27 points ahead of Jelks.
I always signed this guy to be my catcher in All Star Baseball ‘98. I never realized the hulking Aussie was so good in real life.