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Who had the most HR of the 1970s? Most people get this wrong.
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Not even in the top 10.
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Stargell is the man. Most people will guess Reggie or Bench.
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Personally I think Snider was overrated. He was always associated as Willie Mickey and the Duke but he wasn’t on their level.
I would think most 70s HRs is Reggie. |
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Not sure how highly rated he really was. He didn't make the Hall until 1980, 16 years after he retired.
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Snider, from Baseball Reference. He was hurt hugely with the move to the LA Coliseum but his stats hold up for the HOF>
Black Ink Batting - 28 (66), Average HOFer ≈ 27 Gray Ink Batting - 183 (53), Average HOFer ≈ 144 Hall of Fame Monitor Batting - 152 (89), Likely HOFer ≈ 100 Hall of Fame Standards Batting - 47 (103), Average HOFer ≈ 50 JAWS Center Field (8th): 66.3 career WAR / 49.9 7yr-peak WAR / 58.1 JAWS Average HOF CF (out of 19): 71.1 career WAR / 44.5 7yr-peak WAR / 57.8 JAWS |
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Mays is easily one of the top 10 players in MLB history. Mantle is somewhere in the top 25. I don't think Snider should be considered one of the top 100.
Also, 1949 Bowman is particularly ugly, and 1951 Bowman particularly beautiful. |
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This is my favorite Snider, also like the 53BC but don't own one.
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He was in an episode of Father Knows Best.
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