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| A solid player both at the plate and in the field, he hit to the opposite field well and could either turn on a pitch and drive it or simply make contact for a single. He possessed a very quick bat, good range, soft hands and great instincts. Had a knack for hitting too many lazy fly balls. He did not have great speed, but that was never really a part of his game. His conditioning could be an issue at times, and he had trouble avoiding injuries at various points of his MLB career. | |
| Long Range Potential: | Solid, versatile contact-hitting infielder. |
| League | Honor | Description |
| NL | Silver Slugger | 1999 |
| MLB | Named to the All-Star Game | 2000 |
| New York-Penn League (A) | All-Star Team | 1992 |
| Florida State League (A) | All-Star Team | 1993 |
| Class A | All-Star Team | 1993 |
| Gulf Coast League (R) | All-Star Team | 1991 |
| Short Season | All-Star Team | 1992 |
