30 Years Ago, Brady Anderson Surprised the Baseball World
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30 Years Ago, Brady Anderson Surprised the Baseball World

Prior to 1996, Brady Anderson had never hit more than 21 home runs, but that fateful season he smashed 50 HRs with 110 RBIs before plunging down to 18 homers the next season.

u/Swimming-Hearing6016 — 4 days ago
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The Most Silent Slugger

Despite launching 40 or more home runs in five consecutive seasons—a historic feat achieved by only nine players in MLB history—Adam Dunn remains widely unrecognized as one of the game's premier modern power hitters.

u/Swimming-Hearing6016 — 4 days ago

Is Juan Pierre the most underrated player of all-time

Despite consistently ranking as one of baseball's premier contact hitters and most prolific base-stealers, Juan Pierre was famously never selected to an All-Star Game.

u/Swimming-Hearing6016 — 24 days ago
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Best week 1 moment ever? Garrison Hearst goes 96 yards for the win

Garrison Hearst ends the game with a 96-yard touchdown run in OT against the jets

u/Swimming-Hearing6016 — 1 month ago
▲ 458 r/Saints

Greatest player ever never to win a single MVP award

Do you think Drew should have won one? Which years?

u/Swimming-Hearing6016 — 1 month ago