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Yes because they say he was a so so ball player with a batting average of only .264 and 1530 hits....to me that does not seem like much compared to say a modern player like Derek Jeter with over 3000 hits and a much better bating average. I was just wondering. Last edited by Zone91; 04-09-2013 at 09:13 AM. |
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So is a batting average of .264 and 1530 hits good stats for players back in his day? I may be wrong when comparing to today's players.
Or is he better known because of the 1919 scandal? Last edited by Zone91; 04-09-2013 at 11:19 AM. |
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He is most known for the 1919 Black Sox scandal, and that permanently tarnished his image. But he is in the HoF because he also had 10 years as a manager and 30 years as an owner. Between his playing career, managing and owning, he had 50 years in the game. Only a handful of people can say that.
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It is like asking about Connie Mack's cards values or why Branch Rickey's Cracker Jack card is worth more. http://sabr.org/bioproj/person/8fbc6b31 Last edited by bn2cardz; 04-09-2013 at 11:33 AM. |
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I'd say your bating average is growing with every post.
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You overestimate, I am sure....
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I kept the same figures....Thanks guys appreciate the input on this player...50 years in a career anywhere is a big thing so now I understand why he is a hall of fame player. |
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He wasn't inducted as a player, he was as an executive/pioneer. Not meant to shove you down, I just don't know if you have read into it that much as to his induction.
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No I have yet to get there in my reading I just started Cap Anson's book called ''The Grand Old Man Of Baseball'' I have just found a book about Comiskey on amazon and will go ahead and buy it. I will then read about Hugh Duffy...just purchased his book called ''The Heavenly Twins of Boston Baseball: A Dual Biography of Hugh Duffy and Tommy McCarthy''. Any how I am glad I now own this card (Comiskey 1887 Old Judge) he seems to be a big deal in baseball and that makes it all the more fun to own this card...and piece of baseball history (A gift from my brother I found out yesterday). Last edited by Zone91; 04-11-2013 at 10:51 AM. |
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