Trivia day
Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Stan Musial and Mel Ott and ________ are the only players to compile a .300 batting average, .400 on-base percentage, .500 slugging percentage, at least 450 home runs and at least 2,700 hits over a career.
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Chipper Jones.
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Miguel Cabrera will also have all the compilation stats after next season. If he can bring his career OBP up by .005, he'll be in the club also.
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A noble effort, but trivia via the computer is (for lack of a better term) dumb. People will simply look it up rather than rely on their brain.
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I'm thinking The Say Hey Kid. Without looking anything up, most of those numbers fit his stats.
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Albert Pujols?
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Baseball Bob got it right. Chipper Jones. HOF ballots released earlier today. Very few players have a single season of .300-.400-.500 and he did it for his career. Plus, he played for one the same organization during his career which is almost as rare in this day and age.
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Eddie Murray?
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Even before scrolling down to see anyone's answers, I said Chipper Jones to myself. I remember reading an SI article on him years ago which sited those statistics. Guy was very consistent.
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TED WILLIAMS is the man. Check-out his numbers...... BA = .344 Hits = 2654 HR = 521 OBP = .482 SLG = .634 Of course, his honorable WWII (1943-45) and Korean War (1952-53) Military Service as a Naval Aviator keeps him from qualifying for this quiz (only 46 Hits short of the criteria). Suggestion: Change the Hits number to 2600.....we cannot leave "Teddy Ballgame" out of this answer. http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...Williams50.jpg By the way, I'm a long-time Yankees fan (1947 > now). Anyway, I was lucky to see Ted play when I was young. Ted was tremendous. In 1957 (at age 39), Ted was flirting with another .400 year. Finished with a .388 BA. TED Z T206 Reference . |
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