1Seriously? Despite a .238 this year, and not having hit .300 in a season since 2000, his career average is still .303.
He has a .985 OPS over 18 seasons, and only twice has had an OBP below .360, both in injury-shortened seasons (his career mark is .423).
Twice MVP and once runner-up, all in the pre-steroid-tainted era.
I firmly believe that without injury troubles, Thomas would've been the second best hitter of his generation (behind an injury-free Ken Griffey Jr.) and would've easily surpassed 600 home runs.
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He has a .985 OPS over 18 seasons, and only twice has had an OBP below .360, both in injury-shortened seasons (his career mark is .423).
Twice MVP and once runner-up, all in the pre-steroid-tainted era.
I firmly believe that without injury troubles, Thomas would've been the second best hitter of his generation (behind an injury-free Ken Griffey Jr.) and would've easily surpassed 600 home runs.
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