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Mo Vaughn
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hah, yeah, whoops.
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andycummings65 wrote:These two players are long-retired, not recent retirees who will probably make the Hall.
Another hint: these two guys played on successful franchises during their careers, but were never the stars of their teams.
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Rosie2167 wrote:Mo Vaughn
19.2
Can’t believe no one guessed a teammate of Vaughan.
Nomar Garciaparra had a 35.1 in his first 7 seasons, so he was fairly close.
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Bobby Thomson?
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Todd Helton, but he doesn't fall into the played for a successful franchise...although they had a few year run
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Some HOFers for comparison:
Ted Williams 64.2
Stan Musial 48.4
Joe DiMaggio 49.4
Lou Gehrig 38.3
Babe Ruth 31.6 (actual first 7)/ 69.8 in first seven as a full time hitter
Ted Williams 64.2
Stan Musial 48.4
Joe DiMaggio 49.4
Lou Gehrig 38.3
Babe Ruth 31.6 (actual first 7)/ 69.8 in first seven as a full time hitter
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Helton 35
Bobby Thomson 23.4
Bobby Thomson 23.4
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How bout Fred Lynn?
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Bobby Bonds
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