Trevor Hoffman is a former professional baseball pitcher who had a long and decorated career. During his 18-year career, Hoffman appeared in 1,035 games, pitched 1,089.2 innings, and accumulated 601 saves, setting the MLB record for the most saves in a career.

Hoffman was known for his remarkable consistency, having recorded 30 or more saves in 14 of his 18 seasons. He was also known for his powerful fastball and sharp changeup. He was selected to seven All-Star Games and won the 1998 NL Rolaids Relief Man Award. He was also a two-time NL saves leader, winning the award in 1998 and 2006.

Hoffman's success was not limited to his pitching, as he also boasted a lifetime batting average of .263, with two home runs. He was also a leader off the field, serving as the president of the Major League Baseball Players Association and as a member of the MLBPA Executive Board.

Hoffman was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2018, becoming the first player to be inducted solely as a relief pitcher. His plaque contains the phrase "dominating closer," a fitting tribute to his long and successful career. Hoffman's career numbers speak for themselves, as he is widely considered to be one of the best relief pitchers in the history of the game.

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