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George Brett?

Good guess but no, right league

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Dave Winfield

Nope

Mike Schmidt

Gary Carter
Jim Rice

posted by O-Trap

Mike Schmidt

Nope and wrong league...but he was the other answer about 60 questions ago with the final answer of this one

Harold Baines

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Tim Raines
Alan Trammell

Nopes

Man, I'm about out of guesses.

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Gary Carter
Jim Rice

Jim Rice .309

posted by Ironman92

Jim Rice .309

Thank goodness.  I was losing my mind.

Good job! I’m taking a break and we are going mushroom hunting...I’ve never done that but my wife loved it growing up 🤷🏻‍♂️

posted by Ironman92

Good job! I’m taking a break and we are going mushroom hunting...I’ve never done that but my wife loved it growing up 🤷🏻‍♂️

Have fun!

Question #74:

These four HOF players amassed over 450 HRs and over 2500 hits, but they still managed only a sub-.500 career slugging percentage.  Their entire careers are all post-1960, for reference.

Chipper?

Legit answer. Eddie Murray? 

Reggie

Ripken fell just short of 450 I think. 

Winfield

Thome

Stargell

Killebrew

McCovey

Banks

posted by Laley23

Legit answer. Eddie Murray?

posted by Al Bundy

Reggie

Two of them.  Couldn't believe Reggie.
 

posted by Al Bundy

Winfield

Thome

Yes to Winfield.  I don't think Thome got to 2500 hits, did he?

posted by O-Trap

posted by Al Bundy

Reggie

Two of them.  Couldn't believe Reggie.
 

 

Reggie always seemed to have such a low batting average is why I guessed him

posted by Laley23

Chipper?

.529 slugging.
 

posted by Laley23

Ripken fell just short of 450 I think. 

Yep.  Only 431.
 

posted by Al Bundy

Stargell

Killebrew

Stargell didn't get to 2500 hits.

Neither did Killebrew.
 

posted by Al Bundy

McCovey

Banks

McCovey didn't get to 2500 hits.

Ernie's slugging was exactly .500.