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Hall of Merit — A Look at Baseball's All-Time Best Tuesday, February 21, 2006Jim GilliamEligible in 1972. John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy
Posted: February 21, 2006 at 01:49 AM | 9 comment(s)
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1. John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy Posted: February 21, 2006 at 02:00 AM (#1869930)YEAR LG TM AGE PO TMG G AB H TB 2B 3B HR SB BB K AVG SLG
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1946 nnl bal 17 2b 47 2 9 1 1 0 0 0 .111 .111
1947 nnl bal 18 2b 85 71 257 65 91 10 8 0 9 .253 .354
1948*nnl bal 19 2b 58 49 183 50 77 9 6 2 .273 .421
1949 nal bal 20 2b 88 326 98 153 20 13 3 .301 .469
1950 nal bal 21 2b 42 162 43 69 10 5 2 13 .265 .426
1951 nal bal 22 2b 0
*statistical information is not wholly available for this season, so I’ve approximated performance from the AVG and SLG data available along with his surrounding dispersion of extra base hits. The same is true for 1947’s 3B and 1949’s 2B.
international league
YEAR LG TM AGE PO TMG G AB H TB 2B 3B HR SB BB K AVG SLG
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1951 il mon 22 2b 3b of 154 152 565 162 223 22 9 7 15 117 47 .287 .395
1952 il mon 23 2b 154 151 561 169 253 39 9 9 18 100 18 .301 .451
cuban winter league
YEAR LG TM AGE PO TMG G AB H TB 2B 3B HR SB BB K AVG SLG
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1948 cwl alm 19 ph 1 1 1 1
prwl
YEAR LG TM AGE PO TMG G AB H TB 2B 3B HR SB BB K AVG SLG
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1951 prwl san juan 22 2b 0
1952 prwl san juan 23 2b 0
YEAR LG AGE PO AVG OBP SLG G PA AB H TB BB ops+ sfws--------------------------------------------------------------
1946 NL 17 2b .103 .150 .091 8 30 28 3 3 2 -31 -0.3
1947 NL 18 2b .231 .325 .304 129 520 457 105 139 64 68 9.6
1948 NL 19 2b .252 .351 .345 131 535 465 117 160 71 89 13.5
1949 NL 20 2b .265 .365 .386 132 541 467 124 180 74 102 16.8
1950 NL 21 2b .232 .329 .324 101 410 359 83 116 52 72 8.5
1951 NL 22 2b .278 .379 .367 152 627 540 150 198 88 102 19.3
1952 NL 23 2b .276 .376 .393 151 622 536 148 211 86 114 20.7
As mentioned in the above post, there's a little bit of guesstimating where I don't have solid extra base hit information, but I think it's not too big of a variance producer. His fielding nets out to about 5.47 FWS/162 or 3.96/1000 innings. This might be low, however, I was going by Gilliam's career fielding rates, which include substantial time at 3B and in the OF.
At first glance, it almost looks like Gilliam simply spent an extra year in AAA because he was blocked by a great player on the big club.
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