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Old 09-24-2014, 04:58 AM
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It must be my 'Mendoza-line' eyes, but I'm not seeing the error. Could someone please point out what is so obvious to others?

Thanks, Mr. MaGoo
The lifetime batting average isn't calculated correctly (far above the Mondoza line).

Makes we wonder how many other random numerical errors may be out there... And how many stat lines I may have memorized incorrectly as a kid
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Old 09-24-2014, 05:54 AM
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The lifetime batting average isn't calculated correctly (far above the Mondoza line).

Makes we wonder how many other random numerical errors may be out there... And how many stat lines I may have memorized incorrectly as a kid
Oh No! (i.e. Mr. Bill) That Slugging Percentage from 1961 wasn't Orlando Cepeda after all? Time for a re-rack!

As I got older, I thought the Random part or the Access part of my Memory would be the problem, but now you are saying it's the memory itself? Ugh!

Let's come up with something to cover this...shall we call it 'Mendoza-ish'?
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Old 09-24-2014, 06:04 AM
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Default Instead of the Mendoza line...

hitting 200 should really be called the Uecker line because his career average was exactly 200. This would also be a lot more fun because Ueck kicks ass.
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Old 09-24-2014, 03:43 PM
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Oh No! (i.e. Mr. Bill) That Slugging Percentage from 1961 wasn't Orlando Cepeda after all? Time for a re-rack!

As I got older, I thought the Random part or the Access part of my Memory would be the problem, but now you are saying it's the memory itself? Ugh!

Let's come up with something to cover this...shall we call it 'Mendoza-ish'?
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Honestly as a kid (after many hours purusing the Total Baseball encyclopedia) my head almost exploded after it was determined Cobb's lifetime average was .366 not .367.. And that Hack Wilson actually drove in 191 as opposed to 190. Those damn revisionists

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Oh No! (i.e. Mr. Bill) That Slugging Percentage from 1961 wasn't Orlando Cepeda after all? Time for a re-rack!

As I got older, I thought the Random part or the Access part of my Memory would be the problem, but now you are saying it's the memory itself? Ugh!

Let's come up with something to cover this...shall we call it 'Mendoza-ish'?
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oh, crap, Raymond. That's like my worst nightmare.

When I was a kid, I had the lifetime AVG, home run and RBI total for most of the Hall of Famers memorized. And I got my stats from Topps baseball cards, for the most part.
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