81. Rankings Of Career Offensive Value Using Baseball Statistics Rankings of Career Offensive Value for baseball Players (From 1900 through 2004) Perez Tony wilson hack Bando Sal Bench Johnny hack Stan Walker Larry http://www.oakton.edu/user/~pboisver/baseball/WebBaseballTable.html

Rankings of Career Offensive Value for Baseball Players From 1900 through 2004) Homepage In memory of my friend Jeff Carlson, who helped keep me from going insane when we worked at Robert Morris College. Jeff really knew how to have fun at the old ballpark...and the last time I saw him was at a Cubs game. Full Explanation Bases (B) PQ [TB + BB + HBP + (SB CS) + SF + SH GIDP] where P = Yearly Park Factor adjustment, and Q = Yearly League Offensive Context adjustment. Outs (X) = (AB H) + SF + SH + CS + GIDP OP = B / X O ffensive P ercentage" is the rate of a player's complete offensive production (per 1000 outs.) NTB = B + (2/3)(B X) = N et T otal B ases" AND B + (B X) = X Both are measures of a player's total production: NTB is more useful for a career, is more useful for a season. Adj 2BMX = C (2BMX) where C = 640 / [ max ( 640, Plate Appearances ) ] The "C" is needed to correct Seasonal 2BMX for different PA'sdue to luckabove a "normal" level of 640.  "5W" = Weighted average of Top 5 Seasons Adj. 2BMX, using weights of 12, 11, 10, 9, 8 in decreasing order.

82. Heritage Highlights... SPOTLIGHT ON: Baseball Goats Plenty of high grade PSA baseball singles and group lots including Jackie Joe DiMaggio, Roy Campanella, Mickey Mantle, hack wilson, Duke Snider, http://www.heritagesportscollectibles.com/common/newsletter.php?id=1104

83. Three Strikes & You're SAFE? baseball s Commissioner F.Vincent has rightly referred to Tom as the cursed longtime National League 1year home-run champ hack wilson of the Cubs, who, http://www.dioi.org/dhk.htm

Between 2000/8/22 and 2001/3/5, DR had some playful chats with NY Yankee outfielder Tom Henrich , the only baseball player ever to have won and homered in all four of his World Series. Baseball's Commissioner F.Vincent has rightly referred to Tom as the happiest of all the players he knew. DIO 8.2 [1998] p.48.)] [The 1941 Series ended the next day, as NY won 3-1, including a Henrich homer over the same fence. Already 0-2 in Series ere 1941, this was the start of 5 straight subway-Series Brooklyn losses to the hated Yankees. At the time of their holy-redemption year of 1955, the Brooklyn record in World Series had become by far the all-time record Series frustration-streak (which could last just as forever as DiMaggio's hit-streak record): zero-for-seven!] This seemingly wild 1st-to-home flight was no fluke: JoeD had pulled off an even more brazen running stunt to cap the 1939 Series' scoring: circling the bases on his own single, Keller ahead of him having semi-incapacited the catcher by inadvertent collision. Similarly, the late Enos Slaughter's rightly famous 1946 Series-winning surprise-gamble dash was from 1st to home on a hit (by Dixie Walker's brother Harry) which good fielding could have held to a single. [Unknown JoeD superoddities: 1. No great player has a career pinch-hitting average even close to his (.500), though his total pinch appearances were so few (12) that it doesn't officially count.

84. Forbes.com: In Baseball, A Season For The Ages NEW YORK In this last weekend of the baseball season, all eyes will be on BarryBonds hack wilson, 1930, CHN, NL, 56, 191, 0.356, 423, 710, 392, 318 http://www.forbes.com/2001/10/06/1006baseball.html

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86. Class D Blue Ridge Baseball League wilson, who would later be nicknamed “hack” during his career in the Major While the stories were abundant off the field, there still was baseball http://www.blueridgeleague.org/sll22.htm

Years the League Operated: Standings and League Leaders: History The Class D, Blue Ridge League 1922 – Martinsburg Sluggers Rawlings and Wilson’s Record Breaking Seasons Leave The Rest of the League “Blue” with Envy by Mark C. Zeigler HAGERSTOWN, MD - While the New York Yankees had “the Babe”, as in Ruth, the Class D, Blue Ridge League had their own, “Babe”, as in Martinsburg’s Lewis Robert Wilson. Wilson, who would later be nicknamed “Hack” during his career in the Major Leagues, and eventually be enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame, gave many fans of the little Class D league along the northern end of the Blue Ridge mountains something to cheer about. Rawlings led the league in batting, at bats, hits, singles, and was second in home runs behind Wilson, who also established another new league mark with a .717 slugging percentage. Though runs batted in were not counted in the league, Rawlings would have set a new league mark with 108 rbi’s, had they been counted. Wilson was not far behind, accumulating 94 rbi’s for the Blue Sox. Interesting enough, Rawlings, who married a Martinsburg girl during the off-season, started the season with the Waynesboro club, but became homesick, and asked Villagers Manager, “Country” Morris to be traded before the start of the season. Rawlings was traded to Martinsburg a few days before the season opened for an outfielder name Peddicord. Waynesboro later tried to nullify the trade, since Peddicord was soon released, but Baseball’s National Board of Arbitration upheld League President J. V. Jamison, Jr.’s in his decision on this transaction.

87. St. Petersburg Times Online: Columnists It has, quite possibly, become the worst contract in baseball history. hack wilson The Depressionera Giambi. wilson also had a hefty body and a http://www.sptimes.com/2005/05/15/Columns/Bad_contracts_in_base.shtml

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89. Wilson's Lost RBI Has Historians Bothered baseball doesn t take a position itself on records, Thorn said. I can saythere s a good case to be made for hack wilson s 191 RBIs. http://www.thedailystar.com/sports/1998/07/15/hack.html

Wednesday, July 15, 1998 Classifieds Community News Contacts Our Locale ... Sports Wilson's lost RBI has historians bothered Owen S. Good Cooperstown News Bureau Their official scorer made 10. Unless you understand what it means to give Wilson another RBI in 1930. That's the season when he gathered a major-league record 190, according to nearly every book in print since then. It should be 191, says a group of baseball researchers who have put a Cooperstown man in charge of getting baseball to accept the new total. "I think it's important that everything that happens in baseball should be kept very accurately," said Clifford Kachline, a former historian for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. And Juan Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers threatening the record this year is all the more reason to make the change now, he said. "With Gonzalez having a possibility," Kachline said, "it would be totally unfair to change the record afterward, that is, change the error, when it was known beforehand." At its annual convention in San Francisco last week, the Society for American Baseball Research's records committee asked Kachline, 76, to go forward with lobbying baseball and the major statistics houses that follow it to change the number.

90. BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project. www.sabr.org bringing the history of baseball to the web http//bioproj.sabr.org of future Hall of Famer hack wilson, when wilson, as a young player, http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?a=v&v=l&bid=640&pid=3763

91. PBS VIDEOdatabase Of America S History And Culture Chapters St. Louis Cardinals general manager Branch Rickey develops baseball s first farmsystem, 1145, wilson, hack, general. 1231, Hornsby, Rogers, general http://pbsvideodb.pbs.org/programs/all_chapters.asp?item_id=6303

92. CNN/SI - Baseball MLB - McGwire Shatters NL Record With 56th, 57th HRs - Wednesd This is a great thing happening in baseball, McGwire said. McGwire talksabout passing hack wilson for the NL home run record (408 K) http://www.cnn.com/cnnsi/baseball/mlb/news/1998/09/01/cardinals_marlins/

EVENTS MLB Playoffs Rugby World Cup Century's Best ... Swimsuit '99 CENTERS Fantasy Central Inside Game Multimedia Central Statitudes ... Cities AD PARTNERS Power of Caring presented by CIGNA SPORTS ILLUSTRATED This Week's Issue ... SI for Women FEATURES Trivia Blitz Free Email TELEVISION CNN/SI - TV Turner Sports SHOPPING CNN/SI Travel ... Shorter Reporter SITE RESOURCES About Us myCNN Goodbye Hack, hello Mac McGwire shatters NL record with 56th, 57th HRs Click here for more on this story Posted: Wednesday September 02, 1998 08:41 AM Taking his Hacks: McGwire has hit two or more homers in a game seven times this season AP MIAMI (AP) Mark McGwire laughed when fans playfully booed him for hitting a mere single in the third inning Tuesday night. "I started to think, `I hope they understand that this is not an easy task,' " McGwire said. It didn't take long for him to again make home runs look easy. McGwire hit a pair of homers that raised his season total to 57 and broke Hack Wilson's 68-year-old NL record in the St. Louis Cardinals ' 7-1 win over the Florida Marlins "It's a pretty awesome feat," McGwire said. "I'm totally excited."

93. ESPN Classic - Baseball Hall Of Fame Members Members of baseball s Hall of Fame, including year elected, method of election (BW =baseball writers; wilson, hack, 1979, VC, , , , CF http://espn.go.com/classic/s/2003/0727/1586124.html

ESPN Network: ESPN.com NBA.com NHL.com WNBA.com ... Other sports AUDIO/VIDEO Hall of Fame Eddie Murray and Gary Carter reflect on their HOF careers. Standard Cable Modem Friday, July 23 Baseball Hall of Fame members ESPN.com Members of baseball's Hall of Fame, including year elected, method of election (BW = baseball writers; VC = veterans committee; NL = Negro Leagues), percentage of votes and primary position (M = manager; U = umpire; P/E = pioneer/executive). Those players elected by the baseball writers have been boldfaced. Name Year Elected by # Ballots Votes % Vote Pos. Aaron, Hank BW RF Alexander, Pete BW P Alston, Walter VC M Anderson, Sparky VC M Anson, Cap VC Aparicio, Luis BW SS Appling, Luke BW SS Ashburn, Richie VC CF Averill, Earl VC CF Baker, Home Run VC Bancroft, Dave VC SS Banks, Ernie BW SS Barlick, Al VC U Barrow, Ed VC P/E Beckley, Jake VC Bell, Cool Papa NL CF Bench, Johnny BW C Bender, Chief VC P Berra, Yogi BW C Bottomley, Jim VC Boudreau, Lou BW SS Bresnahan, Roger VC C Brett, George BW Brock, Lou BW LF Brouthers, Dan VC Brown, Mordecai VC P Bulkeley, Morgan VC P/E Bunning, Jim

94. Rich's Weekend Baseball BEAT A baseball blog for fanatics, sabermetricians, and students of the game s history . 8 hack wilson .395 9 Earl Averill .395 10 Bernie Williams .392 http://baseballbeat.blogspot.com/2003_07_13_baseballbeat_archive.html

BEAT = Baseball Editorials, Analysis, and Talk. A baseball blog for fanatics, sabermetricians, and students of the game's history. Specializing in statistical analysis, player evaluations, comparisons, and rankings. Published on weekends to fill the void created by most daily blogs, which generally run Monday - Friday. Email RALederer@aol.com Archives Links Aaron's Baseball Blog Ball Talk Baseball Blogs Baseball Graphs ... Syndicate This Site (XML) Rich's Weekend Baseball BEAT Saturday, July 19, 2003 Ken Griffey: Senior or Junior Status? News Item Ken Griffey Jr. ruptured a tendon in his right ankle Thursday and had surgery to replace the tendon on Friday. Griffey will miss the rest of the season and is also expected to have surgery on his right shoulder in a few weeks. Question: Does Griffey possess Hall of Fame credentials in the event that he were to retire and never play another game? To answer that question, I have compiled the following lists to determine Griffey's career rankings among modern-day (1900-on) center fielders. RATE STATS ON BASE PERCENTAGE OBP 1 Ty Cobb .433

95. //americana It is this idea of hope that keeps real baseball fans coming back. I wouldhave liked to see hack wilson on the Juice or maybe Wagner. //reply http://americana.ncsu.edu/display/display.html?id=1580&type=1

96. This List Reflects The Programming Of WUNC Radio All Things talked with the coauthor of a biography on baseball great hack wilson. hack The Meteroric Life of One of baseball s First Superstars, hack wilson, http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/literature/book-reviews/1998/8-August/98.08.

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98. TIME Magazine Squat little Outfielder Lewis Robert ( hack ) wilson, with the smallest feet andthe dirtiest uniform in baseball, got his first big league job with the New http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,743072,00.html

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99. Chicago Cubs History - Major League Baseball Tickets Chicago Cubs, professional baseball team and one of six teams in the Central Division Rogers Hornsby, Ferguson Jenkins, hack wilson, and Billy Williams. http://www.tickets-mlb-baseball.com/chicago_cubs/history.htm

HOME TICKETS SCHEDULE PLAYERS ... TEAM HISTORY Chicago Cubs Baseball History Chicago Cubs, professional baseball team and one of six teams in the Central Division of the National League (NL). Formerly called the White Stockings, Colts, and Orphans, the team plays at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. The club is owned by Tribune Company and wears uniforms of red, white, and blue. No major league team has continuously represented the same city longer than the Chicago Cubs and their predecessors, who date back to 1870. Chicago’s first star was Cap Anson, one of the premier batsman of the 19th century, who led the team to the first championship of the National League in 1876. Chicago fielded many powerful teams from 1876 to 1910. In 1907 and 1908 the Cubs won consecutive World Series titles, but since then the team has established the longest championship drought in major league baseball. Through the decades many standouts have played in Chicago, including Hall of Fame members Ernie Banks, Kiki Cuyler, Rogers Hornsby, Ferguson Jenkins, Hack Wilson, and Billy Williams. Later stars included Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg, and Sammy Sosa. The Chicago White Stockings club, the predecessor of the Cubs, was formed in 1870 to challenge the Cincinnati Red Stockings (now the Reds), baseball’s first professional team. The first professional league, the National Association, was founded the next year. Frustrated by players jumping from one team to another in search of higher pay, White Stockings president William Hulbert founded the National League in 1876 to provide regularly scheduled games, professional umpires, and better relations between players and owners. The team’s first manager was Albert Spalding, a star pitcher who left the game in 1878 to build his sporting goods company. Anson replaced Spalding and led the White Stockings to five NL titles during his first seven years as manager.

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