Patrick has played in 380 career Major League games in all or parts of six seasons with the Cardinals (2018), Rangers (2019) and Cubs (2020-23)...Owns a career .214 average (247-for-1,153) with 51 doubles, one triple, 80 home runs, 184 RBI and a .766 OPS...Has hit 23 or more home runs in each of the last three seasons...Has averaged one home run every 14.14 at-bats in that span, the fourth-best mark in the N.L. and seventh in the Majors (min. 900 at-bats)...Reached 28 home runs in 2021 and 25 in 2022, becoming the fourth Cubs third baseman with multiple 25-homer campaigns, joining Ron Santo, Aramis Ramirez and Kris Bryant...Hit 28 home runs in 2021, surpassing Kris Bryant's franchise rookie home run record (26 in 2015)...Finished fourth in the 2021 N.L. Rookie of the Year voting behind Jonathan India, Trevor Rogers and Dylan Carlson...Earned his first Major League promotion Aug. 11, 2018 after having his contract selected from Triple-A Memphis...Made his MLB debut the next day at Kansas City...Owns a career .244 Minor League average (755-for-3,097) in 869 games in 10 seasons, with 165 doubles, 20 triples, 135 home runs, 489 RBI and a .760 OPS...Selected in the first round (52nd overall) of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft by St. Louis...Played three seasons at St. Mary’s (Calif.) College (2010-12)...Was among the Gaels’ all-time leaders in home runs (29, third), doubles (39, sixth) and RBI (109, 10th) at the end of his career...Named first-team All-West Coast Conference at third base in 2011, hitting .351 with eight home runs and 46 RBI...Garnered All-West Coast Conference first-team honors in 2011 and All-WCC Freshman Team honors in 2010...Met his wife, a two-time All-American high school lacrosse player, at St. Mary’s...Graduated from Murrieta Valley (Calif.) High School in 2009...Was a member of the Toyota Academic Team...Played in the Palomino Pony World Series in San Jose, Calif., finishing with the second-best batting average (.667).
2023
Patrick appeared in 97 games for the Cubs during the 2023 season, hitting .205 (55-for-268) with eight doubles, one triple, 23 home runs and 46 RBI to go along with a .789 OPS...Averaged one home run every 11.65 at-bats, the fourth-best mark in the Majors among hitters with at least 250 at-bats...Had an .805 OPS against right-handed pitching and a .769 OPS against lefties...Batted .247 (18-for-73) with a .947 OPS in the season's second half after hitting .190 (37-for-195) with a .730 OPS in the first half...Appeared in 61 games at third base (54 starts), 14 games at first base (11 starts), five games in left field (two starts), four games in right field (three starts) and one game at second base...Was the team's designated hitter in 11 games...Became the fourth Cub since 1901 (last Lee Walls - 1958) to hit eight home runs in the first 15 games of a season...Reached the nine-home run mark in the team's first 19 games of the season through April 21, the third-fewest games in franchise history...April 2 vs. Milwaukee recorded his sixth-career multi-homer effort and his first since June 30, 2022, vs. Cincinnati...Went six straight games with at least one extra-base hit April 14-19...The six-game hitting streak tied a career mark and his six consecutive games with an extra-base hit was the longest by a Cub since Frank Schwindel's seven-game run Aug. 12-18, 2021...Homered in four consecutive games April 14-17 for the second time in his career (previously May 20-23, 2022)...Delivered his third and final, multi-homer effort of the season May 28 vs. Cincinnati...Was on the 10-day injured list June 17-July 4 with a right wrist sprain...Included an injury rehabilitation assignment to Iowa June 29-July 4.
2022
In 134 games with Chicago in 2022, Patrick hit .207 (97-for.469) with 28 doubles, 25 homers, 66 RBI and 53 walks... Tallied career highs in hits, doubles, RBI and games played... Was on the injured list Aug.27-Sept. 10 with a left ring finger sprain....Saw time at third base (105 games), first base (18 games), right field (seven games), center field (two games), left field (five games) and DH (three games)....Led the Cubs in home runs and ranked second in doubles, walks, RBI and total bases (200)....Became the 21st player in Cubs franchise history to record multiple 25-plus-homer seasons....Posted two career-high-tying six-game hitting streaks, April15-21 and June 21-26....Saw 4.17 pitches per plate appearance, second among major league third basemen and ninth-most in the N.L. among qualified players...had the sixth-fewest at-bats per homerun (18.76) among major league third basemen....Hit home runs in four straight games May 20-23 for the first time in his career, becoming the first Cub to accomplish the feat since Anthony Rizzo July 29-Aug. 1, 2015... Hit back-to-back home runs with Frank Schwindel inconsecutive games May 21 and 22, marking the first time since Aug. 23-24, 1969 (Ernie Banks and Jim Hickman)that the same Cubs players hit back-to-back homers inconsecutive games....Homered in back-to-back games four times, April 18-19, May20-23 (four games), June 21-22 and July 28-29....Reached base safely in 20 road games from June 12-July 29...he went 20-for-72 (.278) with eight doubles, four homeruns, 10 RBI, 11 walks, a .381 OBP and a .937 OPS during that stretch....On June 30 vs. Cincinnati notched his fifth career multi-homerun game, including his second career grand slam, and a career-high six RBI... Became the first Cub with six-plus RBI in a game since Kyle Schwarber recorded seven on July 28, 2019....Hit his 20th home run of the season Aug. 4, becoming the fifth Cubs third-baseman with multiple 20-homer campaigns.
2021
In 2021, set a career mark with a Cubs' franchise rookie record 28 home runs, surpassing Kris Bryant's 26 homers in 2015... Finished fourth in N.L. Rookie of the Year voting behind Jonathan India, Trevor Rogers and Dylan Carlson... Had his contract purchased from Triple-A Iowa on May 25 and appeared in 106 games for the Cubs... His 28 home runs were tops among all N.L. rookies and third-most among MLB rookies, trailing Ryan Mountcastle (33) and Adolis Garcia (31)... Was named the N.L. Rookie of the Month for June (.950 OPS, 8 HR, 16 RBI) and the N.L. Player of the Week from May 31- June 6 (.435 AVG, 6 HR, 9 RBI)... Homered in eight of his first 10 starts, tying Cincinnati's Aristides Aquino in 2019 for the most homers in a player's first 10 starts with a team since 1900... Became the second Cub since at least 1901 to hit seven homers in his first 15 games with the club (Donnie Murphy, seven in 2013)... Became the eighth Cub since 1970 (last Kris Bryant in 2016) to post two separate eight-game stretches with six or more homers (May 30-June 6 and Aug. 20-28) in the same season... Homered seven times in nine games from May 31-June 8, becoming the first Cub to turn the trick since Kris Bryant, Aug. 18-27, 2016... Became the Cubs' first rookie to record consecutive multi-homer games, Aug. 27-28... On his 30th birthday, Aug. 27, became the first Cub with multiple homers on his birthday since Angel Pagan on July 2, 2006, vs. Chicago (A.L.).
2020
Patrick began the season with Seattle after signing a major league contract on Nov. 27, 2019 … did not appear with the Mariners before being released on Aug. 14 … signed with Cubs as a minor league free agent on Aug. 23 and had contract selected on Sept. 25 … appeared in two games with Cubs, both as a pinch-hitter, going 0-for-2.
2019
Hit .154 (4x26) with 1 run, 1 double, 1 RBI and 1 walk in 9 games with the Rangers...After beginning the season in Triple-A, earned the call-up to Texas on April 7…made his Rangers debut two nights later at Arizona, going 1-for-4 with a run scored...played in a total of 9 games with Texas before being optioned back to Nashville, where he spent the rest of the season...In 107 games with Triple-A Nashville, hit .240 (95x396) with 68 runs, 15 doubles, 31 home runs, 74 RBI, 53 walks and an .844 OPS (.332 OBP/.513 SLG)...Ranked T9th in the Pacific Coast League with 31 home runs...One of 8 players in the PCL to record 30+ home runs and 50+ walks.
2018
Had his contract purchased by the Cardinals from Memphis (AAA) on 8/11…after 747 minor league games, made his Major League debut in start at 1B on 8/12 at KC…had an infield single off Jakob Junis in 1st plate appearance in the 3rd inning and added a gametying 1B in 7th inning…was 3-for-5 in 1st 2 games with STL and 1-for-7 in next 7 contests, the hit being a pinch homer off MIL's Jeremy Jeffress on 8/19, his 1st ML HR…was optioned to Memphis the following day but returned for the remainder of the season on 8/28…appeared in 32 games overall with 6 starts at 3B and 2 at 1B…was 5-for-15 as a pinch-hitter, tied with Yairo Muñoz for 2nd on the club in pinch hits among N.L. rookies with 50+ plate appearances, had the best ratio at 12.50 HR/AB (3 HR/50 AB)…hit a grand slam off LAD's Rich Hill on 9/15…had 2 hits in a game 3 times…committed 2 errors in 25 TC in 4 G at 1B and one error in 17 TC in 13 games at 3B. Was 2nd among Memphis batters in 2B (24), total bases (178), and walks (43), ranked 3rd in homers (15) and steals (11), and placed 4th in RBI (61)…started 87 games at 3B and 6 games at 1B for the Redbirds… was 0-for-2 in the Triple-A All-Star Game on 7/11 at Columbus…hit .352 with 4 HR and 18 RBI in 28 games in May, batting safely in the final 16 games of the month at .424 (25-59), tied for team's longest streak in 2018…also hit safely in his final 7 contests at Memphis (9-26)…had a pair of homers, 6/17 at El Paso…hit 100th career minor league HR, 8/23 at New Orleans…batted .321 (25-78) vs. LHP and .415 (17-41) in late and close situations.
2017
Named a Pacific Coast League Post-Season All-Star at Third Base for Memphis (AAA)…was the first Redbird to earn All-PCL Team honors since Brock Peterson in 2013... Won the Pacific Coast League Championship, where he was named Championship Series Most Valuable Player... Was one of only four Redbirds to be active every game... Led the Cardinals organization in home runs (31) and RBI (89), finished 3rd in slugging (.507), T4th in doubles (25), and T7th in runs scored... Ranked 2nd in the PCL in strikeouts (149), 3rd in HR/AB (1/14.71) and T4th in home runs... His 31 home runs were T5th-most among all of Minor League Baseball (tied with Tyler O'Neill and three others), T4th in the PCL, and T5th in Redbirds single-season history... The Redbirds were 25-4 in games in which he homered... Appeared defensively in 113 games at third base and six at first base (five at DH). Led PCL third basemen in fielding percentage (.944), games, total chances (269), putouts (73), assists (181), errors (15), and double plays (26)... Crushed walk-off solo home run in the top of the 13th on Opening Night (4/6) at New Orleans... Joined Paul DeJong as the second of back-to-back blasts on 4/27 vs. Round Rock (off Allen Webster)... Recorded a pair of two-homer efforts: 5/8 at Iowa and 6/29 vs. Oklahoma City... Blasted game-winning grand slam in the 9th inning on 5/8 at Iowa as part of multi-home run day. Also recorded season-high 5 RBI... Hit the first of back-to-back-to-back HRs with Harrison Bader and Paul DeJong on 4/20 vs. Round Rock (off Tanner Scheppers)... Hit game-winning two-run homer in the 9th inning on 7/17 at Oklahoma City... Became the 7th Redbird to hit 30 home runs in a season (and 1st since Josh Phelps in 2008) with his 30th on 8/30 vs Iowa... Recorded team-high three doubles on 8/13 at Nashville... Hit .368 (7-19) in the PCL semifinals with five runs, one double, one home run, and five RBI... Named Most Valuable Player of the Championship Series after hitting the decisive home run in the fifth inning, a two-run shot that gave the Redbirds a 2-0 lead…also had a diving catch at first base in the eighth inning to end the frame with two runners on to preserve a 3-1 Memphis lead..
2013
Began the season with Peoria (A) and split his time between first and third base...Hit two homers on 4/7 vs. Wisconsin. Blasted two grand slams with Peoria: 4/21 at Kane County & 5/20 vs. Clinton...Transferred to Palm Beach on 8/8 where he finished out the season playing third base in 24 games (DH - 1 game)...Hit in nine-straight, 8/21-29 (13-34, .382) that included four multi-hit games.
2012
Posted a 14-game hit streak 7/19-8/2 at Batavia (A), hitting .385 (20-52)...rated as the Best Infield Arm in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America.
