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08-25-2010, 04:24 PM
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I agree, you cannot compare stats from different eras. Baseball fundamentally is the same, but the game is so much more technical today. it is different in that aspect, and it goes for any sport. Changes in equipment, science, player preparation, etc is all different.
Back in the day, guys would drink and smoke in the dugout! We can all sit back and wonder .. What if?? but we will never truly know.
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