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Posted By: Chris Counts

Joe hit .356 lifetime (number three all-time) and remarkably played only one season (1920) in the live ball era. That's mighty impressive. You can keep him out of the Hall of Fame (although I personally would like to see him enshrined), but you can't keep him off the list of the greatest hitters who ever lived. Are there even 10 hitters out there who matched him?