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04-17-2006, 02:28 PM
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Was this a major league record tonight? Slighty OT
Posted By: Ray
I didn't do any research to your .500 or better question but in recent history I can remember when John Olerud (Blue Jays 1B and one of the most under-rated hitters of all time) hit over .400 at least until the All-Star break. This was early 90's. Haven't seen that in awhile. 
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