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Using YOUR standards there is no comparison between Boggs/Carew and Garvey. Boggs made 12 consecutive all star games at 3rd base Carew made 18 " " " " " " at 2nd base AND 1st base Boggs HOF monitor number is 267 Carew's HOF monitor number is 242 Carew won both the Rookie of the Year AND MVP (you know the one where he is the best player for that year????) If we got into the raw numbers it is even more embarrasing Are you not taking your medication or something? |
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![]() Rod Carew
Lifetime batting average of .328 3053 Hits 445 2bs 92 HR's 112 3bs 1424 runs 1015 RBI's 353 SB's .393 OBP .429 SLG Made 18 consecutive All Star teams Won the MVP in a year he hit .388 and scored 128 runs Won the Rookie of the Year Hit .300 for 15 seasons in a row Was an 8 time All Star at 2nd base Was a 10 time All Star at 1st base Led the AL in BA 7 times, 4 in a row Led AL in OBP 4 times Led AL in Hits 3 times Led AL in 3b's 2 times Led AL in Runs Created 3 times But he isn't a hall of Famer... you do the math and please dont forget the prozac at the proper intervals |
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![]() "He just didn't do anything that special to be considered a Hall of Famer. "
If we could find out how many clutch hits he had versus total # of hits he had,then you'd see it.He was clutch.He may not be a likeable guy,but he was clutch.Cubs fans still got the blood on them.Ask them if he was impactful.You like numbers,but you don't care about what the situation is when guys get hits.Carew useless at this.Garvey highly impactful.Kent for the Dodgers(not an impact player.) |
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Garvey didn't hit many HR's for a 1st baseman that played 18years. I guess Ted Williams was no good either because he won no rings. Come on this is worse than PG1985. |