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Over the course of his career so far, Mark Reynolds has had four months in which he’s struck out more than 40 times.
Over the course of his career, Tony Gwynn had zero seasons in which he struck out more than 40 times.
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Wow.
"Whenever one finds himself in the majority, it is time to step back and reflect," Mark Twain.
by WindisBlowingOut! on Feb 10, 2012 7:30 PM EST reply actions
Reynolds / Gwynn
Tony Gwynn was a GREAT hitter, but let’s be fair here…….comparing apples and oranges……….let’s turn it around….
Tony Gwynn played 20 years and had 138 HR’s
Reynolds has played 5 seasons and has 158 HR’s…..projects to 632 career HR’s.
by kbarr888 on Feb 11, 2012 8:09 AM EST reply actions
If Reynolds manages to stick around long enough to hit 632 HR
… he’ll also, at his current pace, wind up with 3500 strikeouts.
Which would break the career record… by almost 1000.
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by Al Yellon on Feb 11, 2012 9:00 AM EST up reply actions
They don't call him "Special K" for nothing
Founder of the 'Foundation for the Advancement of Clefoing' a 501C3
by Clefo on Feb 11, 2012 10:39 AM EST up reply actions
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