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Hall of Merit— A Look at Baseball's All-Time Best
Monday, July 09, 2007
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1. John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy Posted: July 09, 2007 at 01:52 AM (#2434254)As a HoMer, I don't see it, despite the career length.
And, the same season, Tim Wallach: 298/343/514, with an OPS+ of 121.
But one player had Tim Raines hitting ahead of him, and the other didn't.
Wallach's RBI: 123.
Jacoby's: 69.
And, the same season, Tim Wallach: 298/343/514, with an OPS+ of 121.
But one player had Tim Raines hitting ahead of him, and the other didn't.
Wallach's RBI: 123.
Jacoby's: 69.
It looks like Jacoby hit 6th or 7th much of the year, right behind Joe Carter and Cory Snyder. No wonder he didn't have any RBI's. If he'd hit 3rd behind Butler and Franco and Pat Tabler, he would've broke 100 easy. Good job Pat Corrales.
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In that 87 season, he not only hit 80% more HR than his 2nd best, he also was tough to strike out (he walked 75 times).
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