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09-14-2014, 12:26 PM
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The Mendoza Line
Not Belanger but let's keep this thread a rollin'.
A rookie in '74, but not a true mediocre player until '78, my vote goes to a more mature and established mediocre Mario.  For the history buffs Berman did not create the term "Mendoza Line". That distinction is conferred to George Brett, who coined the term months before ESPN's first broadcast in '79.
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