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Originally Posted by rats60
Kaline played in one of the easiest stadiums to hit HRs in. Clemente played in one of the most difficult. Kaline hit 226 HRs in Tiger Stadium, Clemente hit 86 in Forbes Field. The HR gap is negligible. Clemente had a much higher batting average and provided a huge value defensively over Kaline. While Clemente didn't steal a lot of bases, he had one of the highest extra bases taken percentages. Clemente also better stats with RISP, .327/.485 to .312/.474 for Kaline. RBIs are product of your teammates getting on base in front of you (as well as playing in a small home park).
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HR Negligible?...Huge defensive gap over a 10X GG winner....
I don't do drugs...but you must have access to some great stuff .015 advantage in RISP....you are really grasping now
I get the emotional attachment to RC..iconic player.....but you really have to get off the nipple