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Ted I don't know about Berra over Bench. From an rbi perspective they are very close though you porbably have to move Berras numbers up because during the years you cite he played in a season that was 8 games shorter than Bench did. In Bench's defense his '71 season was significantly harmed by his lung surgery during the off-season. Additionally, in my opinion Bench's defensive ability was greater than Berra's. While Berra's caught stealing pct. is higher than Bench's, Bench played in an era where the national league was obsessed with base stealing and played in many parks with astroturf which I think have to be considered faster overall tracks for the runner.
Either way a good pair to compare (though I think Bench has to be considered the better overall player). Bench yr rbi 1968 82 69 90 70 148 71 61 72 125 73 104 74 129 75 130 76 74 77 109 78 73 79 80 100.42 avg rbi/yr 12 yrs Berra 1948 98 49 91 50 124 51 88 52 98 53 108 54 125 55 108 56 105 57 82 58 90 101.55 avg rbi/yr 11 yrs Last edited by iwantitiwinit; 11-26-2014 at 07:36 AM. |
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