player in Major League history to win consecutive World Series championships on different teams. After sitting out the entire 2013 season, Theriot announced his retirement on January 6, 2014. Career statistics In 899 games over eight seasons, Theriot posted a .281 batting average (911-for-3246) with 446 runs, 17 home runs, 257 RBIs, 121 stolen bases, and 285 bases on balls. He finished his career with a .976 fielding percentage playing primarily at shortstop and second base. Theriot ranked first in the NL for most singles in 2008, 2009, and 2010. TOOTBLAN A new baseball statistic was developed in 2008 called TOOTBLAN - an acronym that stands for Thrown Out on the Bases Like a Nincompoop - in order to account for Theriot's poor baserunning skills. It has since grown in usage, and has become an officially tracked statistic. Personal Theriot and his wife, Johnnah Haik, live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with their three children. Theriot was referred to by Cubs (and later Giants) fans and broadcasters as "The Riot" as a play on the spelling of his last name. On November 12, 2010, Theriot hosted the Ryan Theriot Golf Classic which benefits the National Wildlife Federation, the Autism Society, and the Fore Kids Foundation. References External links Minor League Splits and Situational Stats 1979 births Living people Broadmoor High School alumni Chicago Cubs players Los Angeles Dodgers players St. Louis Cardinals players San Francisco Giants players Baseball players from Baton Rouge, Louisiana Cajun sportspeople LSU Tigers baseball players Wareham Gatemen players Major League Baseball infielders Major League Baseball second basemen Daytona Cubs players Lansing Lugnuts players West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx players Iowa Cubs players