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1. PASTE, Now with Extra Pitch and Extra Stamina Posted: January 26, 2014 at 09:50 AM (#4646420)phillies starting CF ben revere now has 1400 ML plate appearances and has not hit a single HR.
I actually like watching Ben Revere play. His speed is a joy to watch. Is there any even semi-regular player in MLB with less game power?
he still has a ways to go to become the all-time leader
That's weird. Tim Johnson specifically told me he hit a major league home run.
Garret Anderson at age 25 hit .303 with a 92 OPS+.
The winner has to be Juan Pierre at age 23 hitting .327 with an 89 OPS+ (in Colorado). Pierre had two other .300/sub100 seasons.
I'm sure someone could make a list.
There are 85 players who have hit over .300 and posted less than a 95 ops+ while qualifying for the batting title.
Juan Pierre has the highest batting average on that list with his .327, the lowest ops+ was 77 by a 1930 player named Lance Richbourg. (If you change the criteria to less than 100 ops+, you have Pinky Whitney in 1930 with a .342 avg and an ops+ of 98) you also get 166 seasons.
This will take you to that report. Batting average greater than .300, with ops+ less than 99, qualifying for batting title.
Rk Yrs From To Age
1 Doc Cramer 5 1937 1943 31-37 Ind. Seasons
2 Luis Castillo 4 1999 2009 23-33 Ind. Seasons
3 Ethan Allen 3 1928 1937 24-33 Ind. Seasons
4 Buddy Myer 3 1926 1930 22-26 Ind. Seasons
5 George Sisler 3 1924 1930 31-37 Ind. Seasons
6 Hank Severeid 3 1921 1924 30-33 Ind. Seasons
7 Stuffy McInnis 3 1921 1923 30-32 Ind. Seasons
8 Juan Pierre 2 2001 2003 23-25 Ind. Seasons
9 Ivan Rodriguez 2 1995 2006 23-34 Ind. Seasons
10 Damaso Garcia 2 1982 1983 25-26 Ind. Seasons
11 Don Mueller 2 1953 1955 26-28 Ind. Seasons
12 Rip Radcliff 2 1938 1941 32-35 Ind. Seasons
13 George Case 2 1938 1939 22-23 Ind. Seasons
14 Buddy Hassett 2 1937 1939 25-27 Ind. Seasons
15 Lance Richbourg 2 1929 1930 31-32 Ind. Seasons
16 Dick Bartell 2 1929 1934 21-26 Ind. Seasons
17 Pinky Whitney 2 1928 1930 23-25 Ind. Seasons
18 Walt French 2 1926 1927 26-27 Ind. Seasons
19 Lew Fonseca 2 1925 1927 26-28 Ind. Seasons
20 Walter Holke 2 1923 1924 30-31 Ind. Seasons
21 Babe Pinelli 2 1922 1924 26-28 Ind. Seasons
List of guys who have done it 2 or more times in their careers. (the full list is 135 guys.)
I see what you did there.
in 1931, after a 78 OPS+ in 148 games, Oliver even got an MVP vote (!)
But he also walked, age 38 OBP was .386 with a league average of .350 so his OPS+ was deceptive. wRC+ has him as an above average hitter that year at 103, and 97 his final year.
So, Byrd...you WERE old in Boston, then you got cut, and then suspended...and now you aren't old.
Can I see that tank real quick?
Jason Tyner was at least a semi-regular in both 2001 and 2007, and he's got about as little power as anyone I've ever seen. One home run in 1,467 ML PA.
In 2001, he put up a .280 BA... and a 71 OPS+.
He stumbled upon a pretty apt description.
At least if you have some lefties, you could probably neutralize Ryan Howard.
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