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IMO I think a more fair way to rank players is Dead Ball Era and Pre WWII Live Ball era. Too many things changed after 1920 in favor of the batters, hence the obvious sudden explosion in home runs.
Dead Ball Era Batters: 1.) Ty Cobb 2.) Honus Wagner 3.) Joe Jackson 4.) Tris Speaker 5.) Nap Lajoie 6.) Eddie Collins 7.) Sam Crawford 8.) Zack Wheat 9.) Willie Keeler 10.) Home Run Baker Dead Ball Pitchers: 1.) Walter Johnson 2.) Christy Mathewson 3.) Eddie Plank 4.) Grover Alexander 5.) Cy Young 6.) Mordecai Brown 7.) Ed Walsh 8.) Chief Bender 9.) Rube Waddell 10.) Addie Joss Last edited by Shoele$$; 03-20-2013 at 02:50 AM. |
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