Who hit over .400 in their first 2 MLB seasons?

[Peter_Spaeth]

I hope this isn't someone who had two cups of coffee with 10 at bats.

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I hope this isn't someone who had two cups of coffee with 10 at bats.

If it wasn't, it would've been pretty simple to figure out, wouldn't it?

Next clue: The guy is a Hall of Famer.

[egri]

Josh Gibson?

[howard38]

Lou Gehrig

[mrreality68]

This is tougher than I thought since I can recall no player let alone HOFer that started his career with 2 straight.400 years.
Unless I am over thinking or under thinking the question.

Great question

Sadly I will have to wait for more clues. Lol

[clydepepper]

Walter Johnson


- oops, forgot 'first two years'.

[frankbmd]

Hurricane Bob Hazel, still awaiting admission to HOF

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

This is tougher than I thought since I can recall no player let alone HOFer that started his career with 2 straight.400 years.
Unless I am over thinking or under thinking the question.

Great question

Sadly I will have to wait for more clues. Lol

He hit .444 his first year in the majors, .429 his second year, and won batting titles the next 2 years.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by Mark17

He hit .444 his first year in the majors, .429 his second year, and won batting titles the next 2 years.

So the first 2 years has to cups of coffee. I say Tony Oliva.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I hope this isn't someone who had two cups of coffee with 10 at bats.

4/9 and 3/7 for Oliva lol. Good one, would not have guessed that.