posted by O-TrapGoose?
Boom. His numbers as a reliever in the late 70’s and early 80’s are crazy
The year in between he started....had 15 complete games
posted by O-TrapGoose?
Boom. His numbers as a reliever in the late 70’s and early 80’s are crazy
The year in between he started....had 15 complete games
posted by Ironman92Boom. His numbers as a reliever in the late 70’s and early 80’s are crazy
The year in between he started....had 15 complete games
I thought I'd remembered seeing his numbers and noticing the 17 losses. Had no idea it was as a starter. Yikes.
Question #89
There are six HOFers alive today who ended their careers with slugging percentages over .550.
Who you got?
Hank
Frank Thomas
KGJ
Bagwell
Hank Aaron
Jim Thome
Frank Thomas
Will Mays
Lol that’s specific as hell
posted by justincredibleHank
Yes. (.555)
posted by justincredibleFrank Thomas
KGJ
Bagwell
Yes. (.555)
No. (.538)
No. (.540)
posted by cat_loverHank Aaron
Jim Thome
Frank Thomas
Yes. (.555)
Yes. (.554)
Yes. (.555)
Vlad, Mays, Larry Walker
posted by cat_loverWill Mays
Yes. (.557)
posted by Ironman92Lol that’s specific as hell
I mean, nobody's over .565, so it's just everyone in the HOF who is alive and over .550 SLG.
So far:
Willie Mays (.557)
Hank Aaron (.555)
Frank Thoms (.555)
Jim Thome (.554)
Missing #1 (obviously) and #6, in case anyone's curious.
Larry Walker and Vlad?
I looked this up and holy shit I never would've guess #1.
posted by cat_loverLarry Walker and Vlad?
Larry Walker and Vlad. Larry finished his career with a ridiculous .565 slugging, and Vladi had a .553 career slugging.
posted by justincredibleI looked this up and holy shit I never would've guess #1.
Yeah, it surprised me too. Thought it might make for a fun question because of that.
Walker was criminally underrated at the beginning of his journey to the HOF.
Agreed. I can't fathom why, either.
posted by O-TrapLarry Walker and Vlad. Larry finished his career with a ridiculous .565 slugging, and Vladi had a .553 career slugging.
I already said them