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Doubling Down
| Frayed Knot Jul 29 2014 02:47 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jul 29 2014 04:06 PM |
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Muffy moving up the charts on both regular season and career NYM doubles.
If he winds up playing here through next season he looks to be a cinch to be 2nd overall.
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| Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 03:26 PM Re: Doubling Down |
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Duda: 80
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| LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Jul 30 2014 05:18 AM Re: Doubling Down |
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It's kind of nuts that this team has been around for so long, and yet that's the most doubles anyone's hit in a season.
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| Ceetar Jul 30 2014 07:08 AM Re: Doubling Down |
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I think Howie was saying that same thing the other day. Believe he called it a record 'ripe to fall' or something .
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| John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 30 2014 07:14 AM Re: Doubling Down |
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Jose Jose turned too many into triples.
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| Ceetar Jul 30 2014 07:29 AM Re: Doubling Down |
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Franchise Record for XBH is 80 by Beltran '06 and HoJo '89 Second is Gilkey '96 and Wright '08 with 77. NL Record is 107 by Bonds in 2001, tied Chuck Klein from 1930. Helton, 105, Sosa 103 also from 2001. Actually, EIGHT other NL guys (and 3 AL) have higher than the Mets 80 in just that 2001. Wanna make this into a little quiz and guess? Contains a former and a current Met. 2001 NL XBH leaders 1. Bonds 2. Helton 3. Sosa 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. AL 1. AL 2. AL 3.
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