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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
600 more SB is significant too IMO. And we're not comparing a slugger to a singles hitter, Morgan had more HR.
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Definitely shrinks that slugging gap a lot. Their total offense is so close to be another toss up. If Morgan was a RF it might be different, but that production is more valuable from a 2B slot than from RF. .317 hitters are more my cup of tea, but if I knew their future career values and had to draft one, I think Morgan is the right answer by a little bit.
Edit: Morgan had more homers, but Clemente slugged .475 and Morgan .427. Clemente has a significant power advantage, I think.