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Montblack wrote:
I can understand the RBI difference: Gwynn ....1,138 Ripken ...1,695 I can understand the Runs difference: Gwynn ....1,383 Ripken ...1,647 What I can't understand is the Hits difference: Gwynn (Avg .338) ....3,141 Ripken (Avg .276) .....3,183 Cal Ripken Jr. getting 42 more hits might be explained by him playing in 2,632 straight games, and also, starting his career one year before Tony Gwynn, so both stats (combined) might have helped Ripken overcome that .062 point difference in Batting Average. Still, a lifetime .338 hitter vs. a lifetime .276 hitter, and the .276 guy has MORE hits? I don't get it. At-bats were how much greater for Ripken? Jack |
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