posted by cat_lover

Will Mays

Yes. (.557)
 

posted by Ironman92

Lol that’s specific as hell

I mean, nobody's over .565, so it's just everyone in the HOF who is alive and over .550 SLG.

So far:

Willie Mays (.557)
Hank Aaron (.555)
Frank Thoms (.555)
Jim Thome (.554)

Missing #1 (obviously) and #6, in case anyone's curious.

Larry Walker and Vlad?

I looked this up and holy shit I never would've guess #1. 

posted by cat_lover

Larry Walker and Vlad?

Larry Walker and Vlad.  Larry finished his career with a ridiculous .565 slugging, and Vladi had a .553 career slugging.

posted by justincredible

I looked this up and holy shit I never would've guess #1. 

Yeah, it surprised me too.  Thought it might make for a fun question because of that.

Walker was criminally underrated at the beginning of his journey to the HOF.

Agreed.  I can't fathom why, either.

posted by O-Trap

Larry Walker and Vlad.  Larry finished his career with a ridiculous .565 slugging, and Vladi had a .553 career slugging.

I already said them

Walker was so unfairly killed for Coors. Was a no brainer HOFer imo. Montreal and his road splits showed the Coors effect wasn’t completely justified.

Question #90

This HOFer is has the most career HR of all the HOFers that have more career walks than strikeouts and began careers after 1955

Hank Aaron?

posted by cat_lover

Hank Aaron?

Nope, the 1955 start eliminates him

Chipper Jones?

posted by cat_lover

Chipper Jones?

Nope...higher on the list

Frank Thomas?

posted by cat_lover

Frank Thomas?

 

Winner...good work

Question #91

Name the last 4 HOF pitchers to have 3 consecutive 20 win seasons.

Maddux

posted by justincredible

Maddux

Nope, strike of 94 and 95 kept him from 4 straight and he won 19 a bunch

Tom Glavine?
Nolan Ryan?

posted by cat_lover

Tom Glavine?
Nolan Ryan?

Glavine from 91-93

If Ryan is a no then off I go in my way back machine.

Catfish Hunter
Jim Palmer
Steve Carlton

Halladay