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07-08-2024, 12:07 PM
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There is a huge knot of third basemen that should be considered in the Hall of Fame. Their WAR is between around 55 and 70. These include: Nettles, Buddy Bell, Boyer, Bando, Darrell Evans, Ventura, and Hack.
I like WAR in that it gives some context to the era.
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