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10-25-2019, 10:40 PM
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Charlie Ferguson, 1886.
30-9 pitching record, with a 1.98 ERA. WAR of 10.5 66 hits, including 12 for extra-bases, 25 RBIs, OBP of nearly .350 His 1887 was even more extraordinary at the plate, fetching nearly 90 RBIs and a .337 batting average, though he wasn't quite as dominant on the mound. He unfortunately died that offseason. 
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