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Old 05-14-2008, 04:23 PM   #50 (permalink)
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Re: Greatest athletes to have worn each number (1-99)
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Originally Posted by Dr. Giganto View Post
Sorry for the double post, but I was just looking up the top 10s for OBP and slugging and I discovered something amazing. Todd Helton is tenth ALL TIME in on-base percentage. Obviously Coors Field was a major reason why, but I'm still amazed.
That's a great stat. I've always liked Helton, but I'd like to see what his road numbers are one day and how they match up with Coors.

Also on the All-time OBP list.. Pujols at #16 of course.. but a couple more surprises..

First, Frank Thomas is STILL #20. Just goes to show you how great of a player he once was. He should definitely be in the hall of fame..

and Lance Berkman is #27 with Jason Giambi at #33
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