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Chipper no longer in a walk year: The Braves say they have agreed to terms with third baseman Chipper Jones on a three-year contract extension through 2012 with an option for 2013. The agreement Tuesday virtually guarantees the 36-year-old Jones will play his entire career in an Atlanta uniform. A six-time All-Star, Jones was the National League's Most Valuable Player in 1999. His .310 lifetime batting average ranks second among switch hitters, trailing only Frankie Frisch's .316. He has 408 home runs, trailing only Mickey Mantle (536) and Eddie Murray (504) in homers by a switch hitter. He is the only switch hitter with at least 300 homers and a .300 career batting average.
I just read this online. As a fan i am glad to see him spending all his time in Atlanta.
If he does play 3 more years and ends up with 450 plus homers, 2500 hits plus, 1500 RBI's, 500 doubles life time average over 300.
MVP
Batting title
6 AS GAMES maybe more
only switch hitter with 400 hrs and lifetime average over 300
3rd alltime in switch hit hr's
gold gloves?
10-12 play off apperances
1 world series
is he a lock for the hall?
Thanks
I just read this online. As a fan i am glad to see him spending all his time in Atlanta.
If he does play 3 more years and ends up with 450 plus homers, 2500 hits plus, 1500 RBI's, 500 doubles life time average over 300.
MVP
Batting title
6 AS GAMES maybe more
only switch hitter with 400 hrs and lifetime average over 300
3rd alltime in switch hit hr's
gold gloves?
10-12 play off apperances
1 world series
is he a lock for the hall?
Thanks