Micah Owings will do it.
No, no one will ever hit .400 again
Yes, Joe Mauer will do it
Yes, Ichiro will do it
Yes, Hanley Ramirez will do it
Yes, Albert Pujols will do it
Yes, Pablo Sandoval will do it
Yes, Carl Crawford will do it
Yes, Justin Upton will do it
Yes, but it will be someone not in the Majors right now
Yes, but it will be someone else who is currently in the bigs
Hail to the king, baby.
Micah Owings will do it.
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From 1980 to 2009, (requiring BA>=.390), sorted by greatest PA
Code:Cnt Player PA BA Year Age +----+-----------------+---+-----+----+---+ 1 George Brett 515 .390 1980 27 2 Tony Gwynn 475 .394 1994 34 3 David Dellucci 123 .394 1999 25 4 Todd Haney 81 .411 1995 29 5 Mike Davis 77 .400 1982 23 6 Michael Ryan 68 .393 2003 25 7 Jeremy Reed 66 .397 2004 23 8 Ryan Zimmerman 62 .397 2005 20 9 Phil Clark 61 .407 1992 24 10 Craig Wilson 53 .468 1998 27 11 Rene Rivera 50 .396 2005 21 12 Gary Ward 46 .463 1980 26 13 Rudy Pemberton 45 .512 1996 26 14 Glenn Williams 43 .425 2005 27 15 Randy Ready 43 .405 1983 23 16 Matt LeCroy 42 .425 2001 25 17 Terrell Lowery 42 .441 2000 29 18 Gary DiSarcina 42 .395 2000 32 19 J.D. Drew 41 .417 1998 22 20 Allen Watson 41 .417 1995 24 21 Willie Bloomquist 38 .455 2002 24 22 Scott Cooper 37 .457 1991 23 23 Cameron Maybin 36 .500 2008 21 24 Sam Horn 36 .455 1993 29 25 Julio Borbon 33 .464 2009 23
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I remember Reed's and Bloomquist's hot streak but I didn't know Rene Rivera had one. What happened to him.
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René Rivera (born July 31, 1983 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico) is a Major League Baseball catcher who currently plays in the New York Mets organization.
Rivera was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the second round (49th overall) of the 2001 Major League Baseball Draft. He made his major league debut September 22, 2004. After playing 35 games for the Mariners in 2006, Rivera, in 2007, played for the Mariners Double-A affiliate, the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx, batting near the Mendoza Line the entire season.
On November 22, 2007, Rivera signed a minor league contract that included an invitation to spring training with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers assigned him to Jacksonville to begin the 2008 season. While at Jacksonville, Rivera began playing some first base, along with catcher, and was promoted to Triple-A Las Vegas on June 3. He became a free agent after the season ended, and signed with the New York Mets in November 2008.
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Wow. Rudy Pemberton. .336/ .395/.515 in 147 PA over 3 years. What's a guy gotta do to get a job?
Hail to the king, baby.
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After MLB 09 The Show I've become so used to that team because of how long it takes to get out of the minors.
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Yeah, I got thatbut how did he regress so much? Even his 06 year wasn't that bad for a backup catcher. I though he had potential. I guess they called him up too fast.
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When I was growing up, it seemed likely: Carew, Boggs, Gwynn, even Brett, Madlock, Mattingly, Oliver, or a guy like McGee, Wilson. Now it just doesn't seem like it is. Not only the change in strategies and artificial turf and stadiums, but in the way people hit, and their speed. Maybe more line drive hitters will come along...
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Or when.Originally Posted by Jeffy25
Ain't the beer cold, hon
"Oh, look, it's a good player! Sox-or-Yanks! Sox-or-Yanks! Sox-or-Yanks!!"
*sigh* I remember baseball.
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i haven't been in the minors after my second season yet
usually you can do it after one year
Song of Solomon 5:4
He won't be a Sock or a Yank."Oh, look, it's a good player! Sox-or-Yanks! Sox-or-Yanks! Sox-or-Yanks!!"
*sigh* I remember baseball.
He'll be a Met.
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Same with me, if you focus totally on hitting at first you can get called up pretty quickly. Though with the goals in the newer MLB the Shows that is not so easy. I hate how it makes you improve bunting so much, I never bunt!i haven't been in the minors after my second season yet
usually you can do it after one year
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Wooo, i always takes me 3 years to get to the majors as a bench playeri haven't been in the minors after my second season yet
usually you can do it after one year
<3 that dirty water
I know, and when your a pitcher with an 87 MPH fastball it says you should work on your fielding wtf?
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