What's all this talk about .400??

[Seven]

I genuinely believe had the strike not occurred in 1994, that Tony Gwynn would've hit .400.

That being said, Arraez is putting on quite the display, even though it's early in the season.

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Seven

I genuinely believe had the strike not occurred in 1994, that Tony Gwynn would've hit .400.

And Fred McGriff, who hit 34 home runs in that shortened season, would easily have hit 7+ more, and would be in the Hall as an automatic choice, with his 500 clean career homers.

Those are the 2 things that bothered me most about that strike, besides it killing my baseball card business for a few years.

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by Mark17

And Fred McGriff, who hit 34 home runs in that shortened season, would easily have hit 7+ more, and would be in the Hall as an automatic choice, with his 500 clean career homers.

Those are the 2 things that bothered me most about that strike, besides it killing my baseball card business for a few years.

Cancelling the World Series is what I'll ALWAYS remember! Shameful!!


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[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by Mark17

And Fred McGriff, who hit 34 home runs in that shortened season, would easily have hit 7+ more, and would be in the Hall as an automatic choice, with his 500 clean career homers.

Those are the 2 things that bothered me most about that strike, besides it killing my baseball card business for a few years.

Cancelling the World Series is what I'll ALWAYS remember! Shameful!!



Randall- I'll check up on Olerud and add him to the list...thanks
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