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Originally Posted by packs
No, I don't see any comparison. Munson was not the player Posey was, for several reasons:
Posey was a 300 hitter for his career. Munson was not. This is an important stat for catchers as they are rarely 300 hitters.
Posey won a batting title. Another rarity for catchers.
Posey has a career OPS+ of 129 compared to Munson's 116.
Munson's prime wasn't all that special either. The year he won MVP his OPS+ was 126, below Posey's career average. Posey's OPS+ during his MVP season was 171 and led the league.
Again, Posey was doing special things and Munson was not.
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So you aren't even going to acknowledge that Posey played a season as a half as a first baseman?