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The 2023 Running Baseball Thread

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by 2muchcoffeeman, Mar 30, 2023.

  1. tapintoamerica

    tapintoamerica Well-Known Member

    Insane that a team that consistently excellent has never had anybody hit 400 homers for them.
     
  2. tapintoamerica

    tapintoamerica Well-Known Member

    Seven Dodgers have hit ≥ 200 homers for the franchise.
    Six Toronto Blue Jays have hit ≥ 200 homers for the franchise.
    Wild.
     
  3. Hermes

    Hermes Well-Known Member

    There are long-time franchises that have shockingly low all-time home run lists.
     
  4. tapintoamerica

    tapintoamerica Well-Known Member

    Imagine being The Minnesota Twins — on pace to go 82-80 and without a care in the world because their nearest competitor is the Cleveland Guardians, whose everyday center fielder has homered once in his past 1,007 plate appearances.
     
  5. 2muchcoffeeman

    2muchcoffeeman Well-Known Member

    For those of you worried about what kind of shape you’re in, let me point out that Daniel Vogelbach is a major-league baseball player.

    And that his wife is smokin’.
     
  6. JC

    JC Well-Known Member

    I would have thought that had been done years ago.
     
  7. micropolitan guy

    micropolitan guy Well-Known Member

    And three of the Dodgers played essentially their entire careers together over a 15-year period, Snider, Hodges, Campy.
     
  8. 2muchcoffeeman

    2muchcoffeeman Well-Known Member

    The Braves appear to have adjusted acceptably to playing DHball.
     
  9. micropolitan guy

    micropolitan guy Well-Known Member

    I would think most MLB franchise haven't had 400-homer guys.

    Yankees, Boston, Braves, Cubs, Giants, Twins, Phillies, Cardinals, off the top of my head ... You have to be with one team for a long time to hit 400 homers and that doesn't happen very often any more.
     
  10. Della9250

    Della9250 Well-Known Member

    The Padres one is always brutal to see. Until Tatis Jr hit No. 100, the 10th-best career total in franchise history was double digits.

    FRANCHISE PLAYER HOME RUNS
    Atlanta Braves Hank Aaron 733
    New York Yankees Babe Ruth 659
    San Francisco Giants Willie Mays 646
    Minnesota Twins Harmon Killebrew 559
    Philadelphia Phillies Mike Schmidt 548
    Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa 545
    Boston Red Sox Ted Williams 521
    Pittsburgh Pirates Willie Stargell 475
    St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial 475
    Houston Astros Jeff Bagwell 449
    Chicago White Sox Frank Thomas 448
    Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr. 431
    Seattle Mariners Ken Griffey, Jr. 417
    Detroit Tigers Al Kaline 399
    Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench 389
    Los Angeles Dodgers Duke Snider 389
    Texas Rangers Juan Gonzalez 372
    Colorado Rockies Todd Helton 369
    Los Angeles Angels Mike Trout 368
    Oakland Athletics Mark McGwire 363
    Milwaukee Brewers Ryan Braun 352
    Cleveland Guardians Jim Thome 337
    Toronto Blue Jays Carlos Delgado 336
    Kansas City Royals George Brett 317
    Washington Nationals Ryan Zimmerman 284
    Miami Marlins Giancarlo Stanton 267
    Tampa Bay Rays Evan Longoria 261
    New York Mets Darryl Strawberry 252
    Arizona Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalez 224
    San Diego Padres Nate Colbert 163
     
  11. Della9250

    Della9250 Well-Known Member

  12. MTM

    MTM Well-Known Member

     
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