 During his first at-bat that game, he hit a home run.In 677 games over eight seasons, Jordan posted a .281 batting average (592-for-2104) with 261 runs, 116 doubles, 55 home runs, 304 RBI, 77 bases on balls and a .424 slugging percentage.He finished his career with a .993 fielding percentage playing 510 games at first base and 11 games at left field.