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Tiger Fan · 01-12-2003, 04:27 PM

HERE ARE THE REPEAT NOMINEES

JACKIE ROBINSON - 1947-57 NYY
- 7 time allstar won 7 gold gloves at 2B
- .273 career avg, 1636 hits, 119 HR, 535 RBI, 574 SB
- late start to career, broke ML color barrier at age 28
- played just 10 full seasons
- 5 times led AL in stolen bases
- 58 thefts in 1951 was 3 shy of Ty Cobb's AL record
- hit .300 in his only World Series when Yanks beat StL in 1950

JOHNNY MIZE - 1936-53 WSH, BKN
- 2 MVP, 4 allstar selections, 3 gold gloves at 1B
- .296 career avg, 2877 hits, 379 HR, 1657 RBI
- 6th alltime in doubles, 9th in rbi's, 13th in Home runs.
- 2 World Series rings with .350 average in 19 postseason games

TOM MILLER - .318 with 2975 hits and 214 HR
NYY,CHC - 2 time allstar was 1925 American League MVP
PHA,WSH - 9th all time in games, 10th in hits
- led AL in hitting in 1935
- hit .342 in 40 World Series games. won 6 WS rings
- named MVP of 1938 World Series

GOOSE GOSLIN - .310 with 2753 hits and 207 HR
PHA,CLE,BKN - 1932 rookie of the year made 5 allstar teams
NYY - hit .393 in 15 WS games. Was MVP of 1926 series
- co-record holder for hits in a single World Series with 16
- won 10 gold gloves

HACK WILSON - .297 with 2422 hits and 395 HR
BOS,CHW,SLB - 10 time allstar, was rookie of year in 1925
STL,PHA - 3 time MVP led his league in homers 4 times
- ranks 5th alltime in homers and slugging percentage, 11th in RBI's
- never played a postseason game.
- MVP of 1928 allstar game
- only player besides Ruth and Gehrig to hit 50 homers in a season
- shares record with Ruth for most 3 Homer games - they each did it 3 times

JIM BOTTOMLEY - .299 with 2951 hits and 347 HR
PHA,NYG,PHI - 12 time allstar was AL rookie of year in 1922
- won 3 gold gloves at first base
- hit .353 in 13 WS games. won 2 WS rings
- 5th alltime in RBI, 6th in HR and runs.
- hold NL single season record with 128 walks in 1934

BOB MEUSEL - .320 with 2774 hits, 247 HR and 1633 rbi
SLB,WSH,CLE - 1920 AL rookie of year made 9 allstar teams
- only player beside Babe Ruth to win an AL MVP in the 1920's
- Meusel was 1925 MVP
- 6th alltime in doubles and RBI's, 7th in slugging percentage
- 16th alltime in hits and 13th in HR
- hit .248 in 27 World Series games, won 3 WS rings
- MVP of 1927 allstar game

STAN COVELESKI - 264-215 lifetime with 3.14 era
WSH,DET,PHI - 4 time allstar won Markle Award in 1915
- 1-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring
- 10th alltime in wins, 11th in games pitched

JESSE HAINES - 265-145 with 3.52 era
CHC,BKN - 8 time all star won two Markle Awards and a rookie of the year
- went 30-9 in in 1927. Only pitcher since 1911 to have a 30 win season
- 2-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring
- 9th alltime in wins

PETE ALEXANDER - 238-164 lifetime with 2.54 era. pitched just 13 seasons
CIN-STL - 3 Markle Awards and 6 allstar selections
- 3-2 in postseason with 2 World Series rings
- 13th lowest era alltime
- MVP of 1918 allstar game

EPPA RIXEY - 288-192 with 3.08 era
CIN,WSH,PIT - 9 time allstar never won Markle Award despite 6 20+ win seasons
- 1-2 in postseason with 1 ring
- 5th alltime in wins

JACK FERRY - 213-155 with 2.85 era
NYY,CLE - 8 time allstar won rookie award in 1910 and Markle Award in 1921
- 5-4 in 10 postseason starts, 2 titles. 1915 WS MVP
-only pitcher with 5 World Series wins, ranks 2nd in postseason innings
- threw a no-hitter in 1911

BILL DOAK - 258-210 career with 3.11 era
BSN,CHW - 8 time allstar won 3 Markle Awards with Indians.
CLE,CIN - 3-0 in 3 World Series starts with 2 titles
- 2nd alltime with 3396 k's, led his league in era 5 times

MICKEY COCHRANE - .321 with 2327 career hits and 135 career homers
STL,NYY,BKN - rookie of the year in 1925 made 9 allstar teams
- won 10 gold gloves in his 15 year career
- hit .444 in his only World Series but Cards lost 4 straight games

BEN PASCHAL - .305 with 2492 hits and 113 career homers
SLB,NYY - arguably the greatest offensive catcher in league history
- decent defensively as well, won 3 Gold Gloves
- 8 time allstar
- hit .239 in 12 World Series games. Won 1 WS ring
- 31st all time with 1267 career rbi's - first among catchers

01-12-2003, 04:27 PM	#3 (permalink)
Tiger Fan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 5,443 Thanks: 2 Thanked 3x in 2 posts	HERE ARE THE REPEAT NOMINEES JACKIE ROBINSON - 1947-57 NYY - 7 time allstar won 7 gold gloves at 2B - .273 career avg, 1636 hits, 119 HR, 535 RBI, 574 SB - late start to career, broke ML color barrier at age 28 - played just 10 full seasons - 5 times led AL in stolen bases - 58 thefts in 1951 was 3 shy of Ty Cobb's AL record - hit .300 in his only World Series when Yanks beat StL in 1950 JOHNNY MIZE - 1936-53 WSH, BKN - 2 MVP, 4 allstar selections, 3 gold gloves at 1B - .296 career avg, 2877 hits, 379 HR, 1657 RBI - 6th alltime in doubles, 9th in rbi's, 13th in Home runs. - 2 World Series rings with .350 average in 19 postseason games TOM MILLER - .318 with 2975 hits and 214 HR NYY,CHC - 2 time allstar was 1925 American League MVP PHA,WSH - 9th all time in games, 10th in hits - led AL in hitting in 1935 - hit .342 in 40 World Series games. won 6 WS rings - named MVP of 1938 World Series GOOSE GOSLIN - .310 with 2753 hits and 207 HR PHA,CLE,BKN - 1932 rookie of the year made 5 allstar teams NYY - hit .393 in 15 WS games. Was MVP of 1926 series - co-record holder for hits in a single World Series with 16 - won 10 gold gloves HACK WILSON - .297 with 2422 hits and 395 HR BOS,CHW,SLB - 10 time allstar, was rookie of year in 1925 STL,PHA - 3 time MVP led his league in homers 4 times - ranks 5th alltime in homers and slugging percentage, 11th in RBI's - never played a postseason game. - MVP of 1928 allstar game - only player besides Ruth and Gehrig to hit 50 homers in a season - shares record with Ruth for most 3 Homer games - they each did it 3 times JIM BOTTOMLEY - .299 with 2951 hits and 347 HR PHA,NYG,PHI - 12 time allstar was AL rookie of year in 1922 - won 3 gold gloves at first base - hit .353 in 13 WS games. won 2 WS rings - 5th alltime in RBI, 6th in HR and runs. - hold NL single season record with 128 walks in 1934 BOB MEUSEL - .320 with 2774 hits, 247 HR and 1633 rbi SLB,WSH,CLE - 1920 AL rookie of year made 9 allstar teams - only player beside Babe Ruth to win an AL MVP in the 1920's - Meusel was 1925 MVP - 6th alltime in doubles and RBI's, 7th in slugging percentage - 16th alltime in hits and 13th in HR - hit .248 in 27 World Series games, won 3 WS rings - MVP of 1927 allstar game STAN COVELESKI - 264-215 lifetime with 3.14 era WSH,DET,PHI - 4 time allstar won Markle Award in 1915 - 1-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring - 10th alltime in wins, 11th in games pitched JESSE HAINES - 265-145 with 3.52 era CHC,BKN - 8 time all star won two Markle Awards and a rookie of the year - went 30-9 in in 1927. Only pitcher since 1911 to have a 30 win season - 2-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring - 9th alltime in wins PETE ALEXANDER - 238-164 lifetime with 2.54 era. pitched just 13 seasons CIN-STL - 3 Markle Awards and 6 allstar selections - 3-2 in postseason with 2 World Series rings - 13th lowest era alltime - MVP of 1918 allstar game EPPA RIXEY - 288-192 with 3.08 era CIN,WSH,PIT - 9 time allstar never won Markle Award despite 6 20+ win seasons - 1-2 in postseason with 1 ring - 5th alltime in wins JACK FERRY - 213-155 with 2.85 era NYY,CLE - 8 time allstar won rookie award in 1910 and Markle Award in 1921 - 5-4 in 10 postseason starts, 2 titles. 1915 WS MVP -only pitcher with 5 World Series wins, ranks 2nd in postseason innings - threw a no-hitter in 1911 BILL DOAK - 258-210 career with 3.11 era BSN,CHW - 8 time allstar won 3 Markle Awards with Indians. CLE,CIN - 3-0 in 3 World Series starts with 2 titles - 2nd alltime with 3396 k's, led his league in era 5 times MICKEY COCHRANE - .321 with 2327 career hits and 135 career homers STL,NYY,BKN - rookie of the year in 1925 made 9 allstar teams - won 10 gold gloves in his 15 year career - hit .444 in his only World Series but Cards lost 4 straight games BEN PASCHAL - .305 with 2492 hits and 113 career homers SLB,NYY - arguably the greatest offensive catcher in league history - decent defensively as well, won 3 Gold Gloves - 8 time allstar - hit .239 in 12 World Series games. Won 1 WS ring - 31st all time with 1267 career rbi's - first among catchers __________________ Cliff Markle HOB1 greatest pitcher 360-160, 9 Welch Awards, 11 WS titles My current dynasty - Fictional Breda Baseball League Last edited by Tiger Fan; 01-12-2003 at 04:30 PM.