While going thru some of my ball cards for a donation to a charity auction I found a piece of paper that I wrote on...
It had these statistics
MLB players with THEN
1000 hits....103
200 HR....49
1,000 RBI...28
1,000 Runs...27
1500 Games...46
NOW....
1,000 Hits....75
200 HR.....33
1,000 RBI...15
1,000 Runs...17
1500 Games...24
Thought it was interesting....PED cutdown or vets not getting the money and playing time they used to?
Last edited by Ironman92; 05-28-2014 at 12:34 AM. Reason: needed edited
Originally Posted by Ironman92
Both. PED cutdown and vets not getting PT or money because without PEDs they're productivity declines quicker.
How many 37 y/o non-pitchers in the game then...and now?
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Well.....that didn't interest me in 2002 and it sounds like more than I want to tackle. Probably a similar ratio to the others.
We are also 16 years away from expansion, as opposed to just 4. That's a factor as well.
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