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  • best season by a Dodger?

    Babe Herman 1930: .393/.455/.678, 35 HR, 130 RBI, 170 OPS+


    Jackie Robinson 1949: .342/.432/.528 16 HR, 124 RBI, 37 SB, 151 OPS+


    Duke Snyder 1954: .341/.423/.647, 40 HR, 130 RBI, 171 OPS+


    Mike Piazza 1997: .362/.431/.638 40 HR, 124 RBI, 185 OPS+


    Adrian Beltre 2004: .334/.388/.629 48 HR, 121 RBI, 163 OPS+


    Matt Kemp 2011: .324/.399/.586, 39 HR, 126 RBI, 40 SB, 171 OPS+
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    Jackie Robinson
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    Duke Snyder
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    Mike Piazza
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    Adrian Beltre
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  • #2
    Piazza 1997.

    One of the best seasons in MLB history, IMO. I don't give a crap how much WAR docks him because of his defense.

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    • #3
      This is a very tough one. All of the seasons you listed were tremendous, but I'm going with Pete Reiser in 1941.

      Reiser led the NL in batting average, slugging percentage, OPS, OPS+, total bases, doubles, triples, runs scored, runs created, extra base hits, WAR...heck, he even led in HBP. And all of his contributions were very much needed for the Dodgers to win a thrilling pennant race with the Cardinals. Most amazing of all, he was only 22 years old at the time.
      My top 10 players:

      1. Babe Ruth
      2. Barry Bonds
      3. Ty Cobb
      4. Ted Williams
      5. Willie Mays
      6. Alex Rodriguez
      7. Hank Aaron
      8. Honus Wagner
      9. Lou Gehrig
      10. Mickey Mantle

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      • #4
        It would be nice if you could spell The Duke's name correctly.

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        • #5
          Jackie Robinson, but Kemp was really close.

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          • #6
            I would give the nod to Piazza, but shouldn't one of Campy's odd-numbered seasons be up there too? 1953, maybe?
            Indeed the first step toward finding out is to acknowledge you do not satisfactorily know already; so that no blight can so surely arrest all intellectual growth as the blight of cocksureness.--CS Peirce

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Jackaroo Dave View Post
              I would give the nod to Piazza, but shouldn't one of Campy's odd-numbered seasons be up there too? 1953, maybe?
              i almost forgot to include Babe Herman

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