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BBCgalaxee
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I'll list the obvious, Jeter.
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Also Jim Thome, if he hasn't already retired.
I'll make the case for Joe Mauer:
Compared to 13 HOF Catchers
#1 in Career Average (.323)
#2 in Career OBP (.405)
#7 in Career Slugging % (.468)
#1 in Career Hits (1414)
#9 in Career HR (105)
#1 1 in Career RBI (634)
#9 in Career Runs (688)
#9 in Career War (44.3)
3 Batting Titles
3 Gold Gloves
5 Silver Sluggers
4th in MVP Voting 2008
1st in MVP Voting 2009
I'll make the case for Joe Mauer:
Compared to 13 HOF Catchers
#1 in Career Average (.323)
#2 in Career OBP (.405)
#7 in Career Slugging % (.468)
#1 in Career Hits (1414)
#9 in Career HR (105)
#1 1 in Career RBI (634)
#9 in Career Runs (688)
#9 in Career War (44.3)
3 Batting Titles
3 Gold Gloves
5 Silver Sluggers
4th in MVP Voting 2008
1st in MVP Voting 2009
Are you saying that no catcher in the HoF has more than 1414 hits or 634 RBI? I'm too lazy to check, but there's no way in hell that can be right.
Weird, looks like the website created my typo for me because it did it again in the previous post.
Here is an update.
I'll make the case for Joe Mauer:
Compared to 13 HOF Catchers
1st in Career Average (.323)
2nd in Career OBP (.405)
7th in Career Slugging % (.468)
11th in Career Hits (1414)
9th in Career HR (105)
11th in Career RBI (634)
9th in Career Runs (688)
9th in Career War (44.3)
3 Batting Titles
3 Gold Gloves
5 Silver Sluggers
4th in MVP Voting 2008
1st in MVP Voting 2009