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A Walk In The Park = A Trot Over The Wall - TRIVIA
Looking for the player with the fewest number of walks and the same number of home runs in a season. He had more than 100 ABs that year, a lot more. To narrow it down he played postwar (WW2). Additional hints will follow as needed.
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oops double post
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Shawon Dunston qualifies as an incorrect answer.
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LOL just looked him up. He had a year with 93 AB, 0 walks, 0 HR.
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The number of pine riders without walks or dingers are excluded. |
My incorrect first guess was my 2nd favorite Pirate, Manny Sanguillen.
In 1973 he had 589 at bats, 12 home runs with just 17 walks. Interestingly, he also had only 29 strikeouts, so he was always making contact. Yet his average was just .282. |
This may be a hint
How many balls are there in a walk? How many bases are there in a trot? Hmmmmmm |
Ichiro. 227 AB, 5 BB, 5 HR.
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Another hint Think of a player you probably do not remember.;):D |
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Somehow he was an All Star that season... |
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https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.as...2-31&sort=12,a |
Sorry Peter in Post #10 I raised the AB threshold to 300.
Batiste had only 209 AB. Boo-hoo |
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New question
A sequel to the original question on this thread.
Who had an equal number of home runs and walks greater than or equal to one and between 205 and 215 ABs in a single season. Hint: His last name begins with B and his first name rhymes with Timothy. |
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