OleMissCub

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Players with .300 BA, .400 OBP, and .500 SLG: Ted Williams-----------.344 batting average-- .482 OBP- ---.634 SLUG% Babe Ruth--------------.342 batting average-- .474 OBP ----.690 SLUG% Lou Gehrig ------------.340 batting average-- .447 OBP ----.632 SLUG% Rogers Hornsby-------.358 batting average-- .434 OBP ----.577 SLUG% Ty Cobb----------------.366 batting average-- .433 OBP----- .512 SLUG% Jimmy Foxx-----------.325 batting average-- .428 OBP -----.609 SLUG% Tris Speaker----------.345 batting average-- .428 OBP -----.500 SLUG% Larry Walker----------.313 batting average-- .400 OBP---- .565 SLUG% Chipper Jones(A)------.310 batting average-- .406 OBP-----.548 SLUG% Manny Ramirez(A)----.313 batting average--.409 OBP -----.591 SLUG% Harry Heilmann-------.342 batting average-- .410 OBP -----.520 SLUG% Hank Greenberg-------.313 batting average-- .412 OBP----- 605 SLUG% Lefty O’Doul-----------.349 batting average-- .413 OBP----.532 SLUG% Lance Berkman(A)----.303 batting average-- .414 OBP ----.562 SLUG% Mel Ott- ----------------.304 batting average-- .414 OBP----.533 SLUG% Stan Musial-------------.331 batting average-- .417 OBP----.559 SLUG% Edgar Martinez- ------.312 batting average-- .418 OBP----.515 SLUG% Frank Thomas(A)------.302 batting average-- .420 OBP ----.557 SLUG% Joe Jackson-------------.356 batting average-- .423 OBP---- .517 SLUG% Albert Pujols(A)--------.333 batting average-- -.424 OBP ----.620 SLUG% Todd Helton(A)--------.328 batting average-- -.428 OBP----- .574 SLUG%

Pitchers in the HOF by ERA+: Starters: Lefty Grove 148 Walter Johnson 147 Ed Walsh 146 Addie Joss 142 Kid Nichols 140 Cy Young 138 Mordecai Brown 138 Pete Alexander 135 Christy Mathewson 135 Rube Waddell 135 John Clarkson 134 Whitey Ford 133 Sandy Koufax 131 Hal Newhouser 130 Carl Hubbell 130 Dizzy Dean 130 Amos Rusie 129 Stan Coveleski 127 Tom Seaver 127 Bob Gibson 127 Tim Keefe 127 Jim Palmer 126 Lefty Gomez 125 Dazzy Vance 125 Satchel Paige 124 Juan Marichal 123 Bob Feller 122 Eddie Plank 122 Babe Ruth 122 Don Drysdale 121 Joe McGinnity 120 Red Faber 119 Charley Radbourn 119 Bob Lemon 119 John Ward 119 Ted Lyons 118 Warren Spahn 118 Vic Willis 118 Gaylord Perry 117 Steve Carlton 115 Phil Niekro 115 Fergie Jenkins 115 Eppa Rixey 115 Jim Bunning 114 Mickey Welch 114 Robin Roberts 113 Chief Bender 112 Waite Hoyt 111 Nolan Ryan 111 Jack Chesbro 110 Red Ruffing 109 Jesse Haines 108 Don Sutton 108 Early Wynn 107 Pud Galvin 107 Burleigh Grimes 107 Herb Pennock 106 Catfish Hunter 104 Rube Marquard 103 Relievers: Hoyt Wilhelm 146 Bruce Sutter 136 Rich Gossage 126 Rollie Fingers 119 Dennis Eckersley 116

Say what you want about him, but I doubt he was a juicer, ever.

I still don't get why they still wear belts. They don't do anything, except collect craploads of dirt when you slide headfirst. It's gotta be just for purely aesthetic purposes. Belts are completely pointless with baseball pants.

Boras is poison for the game.

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=227805&src=152 That's very good news.

You know how I know you're gay? You do color commentary for women's gymnastics.

maybe all the hairy, uni-browed girls on the soviet teams were Latvian try georgian. You think that's funny? People are dying. and it wouldn't be nothin' but rebs dyin' if they let the 54th in there

maybe all the hairy, uni-browed girls on the soviet teams were Latvian try georgian. Random question for you. Did you normally play as Zangief when you played Street Fighter?

I just don't understand how they can do some of this stuff. I was never even able to do a cartwheel.

Bert Blyleven compared to his pitcher peers that are in the HOF: Shutouts t1) Nolan Ryan: 61 t1) Tom Seaver: 61 3) Bert Blyleven: 60 4) Don Sutton: 58 5) Steve Carlton: 55 t6) Jim Palmer: 53 t6) Gaylord Perry: 53 8) Fergie Jenkins: 49 9) Phil Niekro: 45 10) Catfish Hunter: 42 Complete Games 1) Gaylord Perry: 303 2) Fergie Jenkins: 267 3) Steve Carlton: 254 4) Phil Niekro: 245 5) Bert Blyleven: 242 6) Tom Seaver: 231 7) Nolan Ryan: 222 8) Jim Palmer: 211 9) Catfish Hunter: 181 10) Don Sutton: 178 Career Ks 1) Nolan Ryan: 5714 2) Steve Carlton: 4136 3) Bert Blyleven: 3701 4) Tom Seaver: 3640 5) Don Sutton: 3574 6) Gaylord Perry: 3534 7) Phil Niekro: 3342 8) Fergie Jenkins: 3192 9) Jim Palmer: 2212 10) Catfish Hunter: 2012 No. of Top 5 WHIP Finishes 1) Don Sutton: 10 2) Tom Seaver: 9 3) Bert Blyleven: 7 t4) Jim Palmer: 6 t4) Gaylord Perry: 6 t4) Nolan Ryan: 6 7) Steve Carlton: 5 t8) Catfish Hunter: 4 t8) Fergie Jenkins: 4 t8) Phil Niekro: 4 No. of 130 and Higher ERA+ Seasons 1) Tom Seaver: 9 2) Jim Palmer: 8 3) Bert Blyleven: 7 4) Steve Cartlon: 5 t5) Phil Niekro: 4 t5) Gaylord Perry: 4 t5) Nolan Ryan: 4 t8) Catfish Hunter: 3 t8) Don Sutton: 3 10) Fergie Jenkins: 2 No. of Top 5 ERA+ Seasons 1) Tom Seaver: 9 2) Jim Palmer: 8 3) Bert Blyleven: 7 4) Steve Carlton: 5 5) Nolan Ryan: 4 t6) Catfish Hunter: 3 t6) Phil Niekro: 3 t6) Don Sutton: 3 t9) Fergie Jenkins: 2 t9) Gaylord Perry: 2 5 Year Peak ERA+ Average 1) Tom Seaver: 165.6 2) Steve Carlton: 162.2 3) Jim Palmer: 154.4 4) Phil Niekro: 149.4 5)Bert Blyleven: 149 6) Nolan Ryan: 148.8 7) Don Sutton: 143.6 8) Gaylord Perry: 142.8 9) Fergie Jenkins: 130.4 10) Catfish Hunter: 129.2 No. of Top 5 Raw ERA Finishes 1) Jim Palmer: 10 t2) Bert Blyleven: 7 t2) Tom Seaver: 7 t4) Steve Carlton: 5 t4) Nolan Ryan: 5 6) Don Sutton: 4 t7) Catfish Hunter: 3 t7) Phil Niekro: 3 t7) Gaylord Perry: 3 10) Fergie Jenkins: 0 Career WARP3 Bert Blyleven: 147.7 Tom Seaver: 146.6 Steve Carlton: 138.7 Nolan Ryan: 135.5 Phil Niekro: 132.9 Gaylord Perry: 130.9 Ferguson Jenkins: 128.5 Don Sutton: 106.9 Jim Palmer: 99.6 Catfish Hunter: 67.8

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When does Phelps swim tonight?

HAHA, Escobar "glaring into the Cubs dugout" what a buttnugget

I think Ted def did that on purpose.

For those who missed it, Aramis left the game in the fifth inning after scoring on a Soto double. He injured himself sliding head first into home plate. He did leave the field under his own power.

and Aramis is not out there....great

overkill post of the night

Unless he's in next inning...

Not that I saw.

Maybe he landed on his cup.

OH NO NO NO NO NO

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Indeed. It is only a matter of time before my beloved "Initial Notice Black Productions" are taken down for a third time: http://www.youtube.com/user/InitialNoticeBlack