The Theo Epstein era officially ends Friday, when he leaves the Cubs for the last time. 

After nine years and a World Series Title, Epstein will walk away in high regard among Cubs’ fans. What else did the Cubs accomplish under Epstein? Take a look at some of the numbers and stats below: 

• All-Star appearances: 22
• Number of different All-Stars: 14
• Regular season wins: 705
• Playoff Appearances: 5
• Playoff wins: 19
• Division titles: 3 (2016, 2017 and 2020)

Offensive stats

• • Home runs: 1,556
  • 83 different players homered
  • Anthony Rizzo had the most home runs (228), RBI (744), hits (1,231), walks (588), total bases (2,209) and hit by pitches (151)
  • Javy Báez, Rizzo, Kris Bryant and Starlin Castro all tied for first in triples from 2012 to 2020 (17)
  • Báez most stolen bases (63)

Pitching stats

• • Jon Lester had the most wins at 77
  • Lester had the most strikeouts with 940
  • 11,234 Total strikeouts
  • Kyle Hendricks led in games started with 174
  • Hendricks led in innings with 1,047.1 
  • Pedro Strop appeared in the most games (411)
  • Hector Rondón had the most saves (77)
  • Cubs pitchers threw 22 complete games
  • Cubs pitchers threw 12 shutouts
  • Cubs pitchers threw 3 No-hitters 
  • Cubs pitchers had 666 quality starts
• Pitchers Hitting
  • 22 total home runs 
  • 10 different pitchers homered
  • Travis Wood had the most home runs by a pitcher with 7
  • David Ross had 1 home run as a pitcher. On July 26, 2015, Ross pitched a scoreless top of the 9^th and homered in the bottom of the 9^th. 

Playoffs

• Hitting
  • 39 Games (Bryant & Rizzo are only players to play in all of them)
  • Home runs hit: 46
  • Bryant, Kyle Schwarber & Rizzo tied for lead with 6
  • Kris Bryant most hits (35), doubles (8), tied 1st in triples (1) & runs (17 – Dexter Fowler)
  • Báez most RBI: 7
• Pitching
  • Jake Arrieta most wins: 5
  • Pedro Strop most games: 20
  • Hendricks most games started: 11
  • Wade Davis & Aroldis Chapman tied for most saves: 4
  • Lester most innings pitched: 70.0
  • Arrieta most strikeouts: 66
  • Lester most quality starts (7)
  • Arrieta has only complete game & shutout (First playoff game, NL Wild Card in 2015)
  • Arrieta & Travis Wood only pitchers to hit home runs

Miscellaneous

• • Largest comeback – 8 runs 
  • 10 comebacks of 5+ runs
  • 60 walk-off wins
    • 19 walk-off home runs
    • 27 walk-off singles
    • Walked-off against the Reds 9 times
    • 2 walk-off Grand Slams
  • Starting Pitcher in first game: Ryan Dempster
  • Starting Pitcher in last regular season game: Adbert Alzolay
  • Starting Pitcher last ever game: Yu Darvish
  • 5,988 Runs Scored — 5,616 Runs Allowed
  • 8 Gold Glove Awards
    • Rizzo 4, Heyward 2, Báez 1, Barney 1
  • 1 MVP – Bryant in 2016
  • 1 Rookie of the Year – Bryant in 2015
  • 1 Cy Young – Jake Arrieta in 2015
  • 3 Silver Slugger Awards (Rizzo/Arrieta 2016, Báez 2018)
  • 1 Manager of the Year – Joe Maddon in 2015
  • 3x NL Wins Leader (Arrieta ’15, Lester ’18, Darvish ’20)
  • Epstein was the Sporting News Executive of the Year in 2016

Players

• 176 players (both pitchers & hitters) had at least 1 at-bat
• 71 pitchers (0 AB’s) appeared in a game
• Oldest player to play for Theo was Joe Nathan (born: Nov 22, 1974)
• Youngest player to play for Theo was Brailyn Marquez (born: Jan 30, 1999)