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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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Ken Harrelson? HOF?
Actually Big Congrats to Andre. Very well deserved. |
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Players with 400+ Home Runs and 300+ Stolen Bases:
Barry Bonds Willie Mays Andre Dawson A-Rod will be there with 3 more stolen bases. Not bad company. |
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A .328 OBP? For an MVP? That's terrible. Tony Gwynn's batting average that year was over 40 points higher than Andre Dawson's on-base percentage. That's ridiculous. And Gwynn stole 50+ bases on top of that. Jack Clark's numbers were also a lot better than Dawson's that year too. He hit for roughly the same average, but drew something like 100 more walks than Dawson while still putting up good power numbers (his OPS was MUCH higher than Dawson's). All Dawson did that year was hit a lot of home runs on a really bad team. I guess he still probably deserves to be in the HOF though, so congrats to him. |
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Ben Hogan is still "The Hawk" though. |
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