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Originally Posted by Déjà Bru
Ironic in that .406 was Ted Williams' average in 1941, the last man to hit over .400 in the major leagues. I noted that he did not have too many more at bats that year (456) than your fellow.
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Well, Williams walked an incredibly large amount of the time. Which, looking at this guy's stats i wonder how does he qualify? 421 ABs plus 50 BBs? Unless he got hit by a lot of pitches, had a lot of sac flies. How does he reach it?
Edit: My bad, I just realized this might be a 154-game schedule, which I believe means 476 PA instead 502. Probably not too hard to get enough HBPs and SFs to hit that. My bad.