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03-07-2006, 07:39 PM
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Ranking Joe Jackson
Posted By: Cat
All I can say is since I have been watching the sport..roughly 35 years...Tony Gwynn was the greatest hitter I saw during this time. I won't spew stats or legend...only what I saw. It seems the less we actually saw of certain hitters, the more the myth grows about their place in history. Tony would of hit .400 at least one year during our era if you gave the infielders those hoaky gloves and he played on the unkept infields of the early part of the century. 
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