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#14
03-10-2010, 08:11 PM
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There is no way I will ever recognize Yank Robinson as having batted.400. I would, however, add Tuck Turner to the list. If fifteen hitless ABs are added to his 1894 stats he would have the 3.1 plate appearances per game to qualify for the batting title and his BA would still be just over .400.
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