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Brife71 · 06-27-2006, 03:36 PM

Bill Buckner never devolped properly for the majors. In 835 major league games he hit .281 with 15 homers and 228 RBI. He was beast in the minors tho hitting .402 in 1107 games. Not sure why he never got a good chance to stay in the big leagues.

Ryno was a 2 time all star and won the MNP once. Over his 16 year career he played for the Phillies, White Sox, Angels, Mets and 1 game wit the Rockies, before he retired. He had a .285 lifetime batting average, 2220 hits, 232 homers, 1078 RBI and 426 steals. even with those number it wasn't quite enough to get him in the Hall tho.

Mark Grace played 7 years with the Cubs then bounced all over the majors for the rest of his career (he had just retired at the end of the 2005 season) He had a very nice career racking up 2516 hits, a .285 BA, 167 homers, and 1038 RBI. He was a 3 time all star as well.

06-27-2006, 03:36 PM	#21 (permalink)
Brife71 Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Clovis, NM Posts: 284	Bill Buckner never devolped properly for the majors. In 835 major league games he hit .281 with 15 homers and 228 RBI. He was beast in the minors tho hitting .402 in 1107 games. Not sure why he never got a good chance to stay in the big leagues. Ryno was a 2 time all star and won the MNP once. Over his 16 year career he played for the Phillies, White Sox, Angels, Mets and 1 game wit the Rockies, before he retired. He had a .285 lifetime batting average, 2220 hits, 232 homers, 1078 RBI and 426 steals. even with those number it wasn't quite enough to get him in the Hall tho. Mark Grace played 7 years with the Cubs then bounced all over the majors for the rest of his career (he had just retired at the end of the 2005 season) He had a very nice career racking up 2516 hits, a .285 BA, 167 homers, and 1038 RBI. He was a 3 time all star as well.