Steve Garvey?
Nevermind, 1969 and not a HOFer.
Jim Rice
I'd say that's a bingo.
posted by justincredibleI'd say that's a bingo.
I just HAD to do it! :-)
posted by justincredibleSteve Garvey?
Not HOF and the answer has more HR than him
posted by cat_loverJim Rice
Boom
382 HR
1972-1989
Question #3
These two HOFers are back to back on the all-time career HR list. The player on top never hit 40+ HR in a season, the player right below him hit 40+ HR 5x.
Name them.
Ted Williams didn't have many high-number seasons. Could be an option for the first answer.
Willie Mays
More high total, low season options: Musial, Ripken, Murray?
Ken Griffey Jr and Willie Mays?
I think I remember Mays having 660ish, and I thought KGJ was somewhere around there.
^ I think Willie hit 50 once. Griffey had several 50+.
posted by justincredibleWillie Mays
No...he went 50 a time or 2
posted by justincredibleKen Griffey Jr and Willie Mays?
I think I remember Mays having 660ish, and I thought KGJ was somewhere around there.
I think you are reading it wrong or I worded it bad
posted by GOONx19More high total, low season options: Musial, Ripken, Murray?
Murray is the top answer
posted by Ironman92I think you are reading it wrong or I worded it bad
No, I got it, though I don't think it hit me until now that one person never got out of the 30s in HRs.. I did whiff big on Willie Mays.
posted by Ironman92Murray is the top answer
So somewhere in the 400-500 range. Chipper? Frank Thomas? Ernie Banks? I don't know the HR leaders after about the first 10.
Murray has like 540-560, right?
Ok, I cheated again. This was a good one, never would've thought of the other guy. And I was way off on my Murray estimate.