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Old 07-23-2021, 02:10 PM
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There have been five winners of the (batting) triple crown who led all of MLB in all 3 categories during their respective triple crown seasons. Can you name them (or better yet, show a card of one of them)?
Maybe a silly question, but are you including the negro league players and stats now since they are considered comparable to MLB? Assuming so, I can only think of three players, Paul Hines, Ty Cobb, and Mickey Mantle.
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Chuck Klein's insane 1930 season jumped into my mind for some reason when I read your question, so maybe?

nm: I just remembered Hack Wilson's RBI record. I think I was mixing the two together
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Maybe a silly question, but are you including the negro league players and stats now since they are considered comparable to MLB? Assuming so, I can only think of three players, Paul Hines, Ty Cobb, and Mickey Mantle.
Good point. The source where I read it was published before the statistics were integrated, so no I wasn't. Going by the statistics currently included on baseball-reference.com, there are now only 2 players who would qualify. One was Mantle in 1956. The other is the player who has not yet been named.
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I don't know if the old Negro League stats were comprehensive enough to get someone to high enough totals, but I'll guess Oscar Charleston.
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I don't know if the old Negro League stats were comprehensive enough to get someone to high enough totals, but I'll guess Oscar Charleston.
Because of the way they figured which stats would or wouldn't count for the Negro League players, I don't believe they have a single year where they count anywhere near the number of games being played by the AL and NL teams. So no Negro League players would have ever topped the majors in all three Triple Crown categories, they din't have enough HRs or RBIs.
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Because of the way they figured which stats would or wouldn't count for the Negro League players, I don't believe they have a single year where they count anywhere near the number of games being played by the AL and NL teams. So no Negro League players would have ever topped the majors in all three Triple Crown categories, they din't have enough HRs or RBIs.
Yeah we'll never really be able to do apples to apples on the greats such as Charleston, Gibson, Paige etc.
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Yeah we'll never really be able to do apples to apples on the greats such as Charleston, Gibson, Paige etc.
Agree! The biggest inconsistency is due to what is being counted as a major league level game for Negro League players, and the huge difference from year to year in the number of games that end up qualifying.
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Good point. The source where I read it was published before the statistics were integrated, so no I wasn't. Going by the statistics currently included on baseball-reference.com, there are now only 2 players who would qualify. One was Mantle in 1956. The other is the player who has not yet been named.
The one you're referring to is Cobb I assume, which would be correct. But then you're forgetting about the very first player to have ever been recognized as winning the Triple Crown, Paul Hines from back in the 1880's.
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Good point. The source where I read it was published before the statistics were integrated, so no I wasn't. Going by the statistics currently included on baseball-reference.com, there are now only 2 players who would qualify. One was Mantle in 1956. The other is the player who has not yet been named.
Ummmm, I actually did name Cobb already, along with Hines and Mantle, in my post you just responded to.
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Ummmm, I actually did name Cobb already, along with Hines and Mantle, in my post you just responded to.
Surely you don't expect me to read entire sentences, sheesh. But yes, Cobb is correct.
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Surely you don't expect me to read entire sentences, sheesh. But yes, Cobb is correct.
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Wasn't trying to give you crap, and I know people usually fall asleep reading my long posts....but that was a short one! LOL
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Wasn't trying to give you crap, and I know people usually fall asleep reading my long posts....but that was a short one! LOL
Yeah, I don't really have an excuse there. Probably best if I don't try to read Moby Dick.
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