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Originally Posted by packs
True but that meeting occurred in 1909. Cobb was 22 years old and it was the last time he ever appeared in a World Series. He played another 19 seasons for obscure Tiger and A's teams and is still one of the most recognizable names in the sport.
The point I'm trying to make is that greatness does not go overlooked and neither is Trout. If you follow baseball today, you know Trout is the king of the sport.
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yes, but still taking advantage of a playoff opportunity is till better than someone who never receives the opportunity...
some elite players have not been great in the playoffs which has hurt their reputation as well so with risk there is reward.......
Jeter hit like .308 in the playoffs