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Your all time Top 10 Hitters !!
Posted By: Chris
No big deal Andrew. We just disagree. Before you call his OPS finishes "weak" you should look at the players in the AL finishing ahead of him. Ruth, Jackson, Cobb for example in 1919. Only Ruth in 1920. Don't forget he played in the same league in his prime years as Cobb, Ruth, Speaker, Heilmann, as well as many other greats so I think he was in pretty good company even finsihing 4th in OPS. Like I said though no big deal. I think Sisler was a great hitter. The fact he continued to hit after his vision problem makes me wonder how great he could have been as his vision problem was never fully corrected. 
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