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07-22-2017, 06:11 PM
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Everybody benefits from hitting in Coors. Larry Walker was no different, but his HOF Standards and HOF Monitor scores are better than average, not to mention he's up there in black ink. JAWS ranks him 10th all time among right fielders, the only one in the top 10 not yet in and higher than 13 who are already enshrined.
He was still a fantastic player on the road and many times as a Rockie hit .300 or close to it away from Coors. In my opinion, he is a Hall of Famer. He is also part of the Hall of Stats and Hall of Merit. 
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