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  • Three Strikes and You're Out: Decade H, HR, W, K

    Can you name the players who led each decade in, for batters, hits and home runs, and for pitchers, wins and strikeouts? Each is viewed separately, so batters and pitchers don't have to lead in both. Since I am beginning in 1871, for practical purposes, decades will run from 1871-1880, 1881-1890, and so on up through 2010. I think three strikes is enough to work with in this version.

    Hits

    1871-1880 Cap Anson (KCGHOST)
    1881-1890 Cap Anson (Brooklyn)
    1891-1900 Ed Delahanty (Brooklyn)
    1901-1910 Honus Wagner (Brooklyn)
    1911-1920 Ty Cobb (GiambiJuice)
    1921-1930 Sam Rice (KCGHOST)
    1931-1940 Charlie Gehringer (BigRon)
    1941-1950 Stan Musial (EdTarbusz)
    1951-1960 Nellie Fox (BigRon)
    1961-1970 (Tied) Roberto Clemente (Brooklyn)
    1971-1980 Pete Rose (Brooklyn)
    1981-1990 Wade Boggs (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1991-2000 Rafael Palmeiro (brett)
    2001-2010 Ichiro Suzuki (GiambiJuice)

    Home Runs

    1871-1880
    1881-1890 Harry Stovey (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1891-1900 (Tied) Ed Delahanty (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1901-1910 Harry Davis (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1911-1920 Gavvy Cravath (PVNICK)
    1921-1930 Babe Ruth (PVNICK)
    1931-1940 Jimmie Foxx (GiambiJuice)
    1941-1950 Ted Williams (Brooklyn)
    1951-1960 Eddie Mathews (BigRon)
    1961-1970 Harmon Killebrew (Brooklyn)
    1971-1980 Reggie Jackson (brett)
    1981-1990 Dale Murphy (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1991-2000 Ken Griffey Jr. (GiambiJuice)
    2001-2010 Alex Rodriguez (GiambiJuice)

    Wins

    1871-1880
    1881-1890 Tim Keefe (KCGHOST)
    1891-1900 Kid Nichols (PVNICK)
    1901-1910 Christy Mathewson (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1911-1920 Walter Johnson (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1921-1930 Burleigh Grimes (KCGHOST)
    1931-1940 Carl Hubbell (BigRon)
    1941-1950 Hal Newhouser (EdTarbusz)
    1951-1960 Warren Spahn (brett)
    1961-1970 Juan Marichal (brett)
    1971-1980 Steve Carlton (brett)
    1981-1990 Jack Morris (brett)
    1991-2000 Greg Maddux (GiambiJuice)
    2001-2010 C. C. Sabathia (GiambiJuice)

    Strikeouts

    1871-1880
    1881-1890 Tim Keefe (KCGHOST)
    1891-1900 Amos Rusie (Jackaroo Dave)
    1901-1910 Rube Waddell (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1911-1920 Walter Johnson (PVNICK)
    1921-1930 Dazzy Vance (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1931-1940 Lefty Gomez (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1941-1950 Hal Newhouser (EdTarbusz)
    1951-1960 Early Wynn (KCGHOST)
    1961-1970 Bob Gibson (PVNICK)
    1971-1980 Nolan Ryan (GiambiJuice)
    1981-1990 Nolan Ryan (Tyrus4189Cobb)
    1991-2000 Randy Johnson (GiambiJuice)
    2001-2010 Javier Vazquez (Tyrus4189Cobb)

    Let the guessing begin.


    Spindlebrook: One strike
    GiambiJuice: One strike
    EdTarbusz: One strike
    brett: One strike
    Brooklyn: Struck out
    RDB_SoxFan: One strike
    PVNICK: Struck out
    BigRon: Two strikes
    Jackaroo Dave: Struck out
    Tyrus4189Cobb: Struck out
    KCGHOST: One strike


    Here are the missed answers for questions not later answered by another.


    1891-1900 HR Roger Connor
    1871-1880 K Monte Ward
    Last edited by AstrosFan; 05-24-2012, 10:18 AM.
    "Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."

    - Alvin Dark

  • #2
    Hits 1991-2000 - Mark Grace
    "Heck, all I got was a $100 check. I should have kept it and framed it, but I had to eat".

    Infielder Bob Hegman, when asked if he received a World Series ring for playing one inning of one game with the World
    Champion 1985 Kansas City Royals.

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    • #3
      OK I'll cherrypick a pair

      K-1911-1920 Walter Johnson
      HR-1921-1930 Babe Ruth

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Spindlebrook View Post
        Hits 1991-2000 - Mark Grace
        Grace was oh so close, but incorrect. Strike one.

        Originally posted by PVNICK View Post
        OK I'll cherrypick a pair

        K-1911-1920 Walter Johnson
        HR-1921-1930 Babe Ruth
        Both are correct.
        "Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."

        - Alvin Dark

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        • #5
          1950's HR - Duke Snider
          1910's hits - Ty Cobb
          2000's hits - Ichiro Suzuki
          2000's HR - A-Rod?
          1990's HR - Griffey Jr.?
          1990's Wins - Greg Maddux?
          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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          • #6
            ...And 1930's HR has got to be Jimmie Foxx.
            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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            • #7
              I'm pretty sure these are correct for the '0 - '9 decade, no idea about the '1-'0 decade

              Hits

              1880's Anson
              1890's Delahanty
              1900's Wagner
              1910's Cobb
              1920's Hornsby
              1960's Clemente
              1970's Rose
              1980's Yount
              2000's Ichiro

              For the 90's, I know Grace is 1990-1999, interesting that he is not 1991-2000

              Homeruns.

              1920's Ruth
              1930's Foxx
              1940's Williams
              1950's Snider
              1960's Killebrew
              1970's Stargell
              1980's Schmidt
              1990's McGwire
              2000's ARod

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              • #8
                1941-1950
                Hits: Stan Musial
                HR: Ted Williams
                W: Hal Newhouser
                K: Bob Feller

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Brooklyn View Post
                  I'm pretty sure these are correct for the '0 - '9 decade, no idea about the '1-'0 decade

                  Hits

                  1880's Anson
                  1890's Delahanty
                  1900's Wagner
                  1910's Cobb
                  1920's Hornsby
                  1960's Clemente
                  1970's Rose
                  1980's Yount
                  2000's Ichiro

                  For the 90's, I know Grace is 1990-1999, interesting that he is not 1991-2000

                  Homeruns.

                  1920's Ruth
                  1930's Foxx
                  1940's Williams
                  1950's Snider
                  1960's Killebrew
                  1970's Stargell
                  1980's Schmidt
                  1990's McGwire
                  2000's ARod
                  Since the 70s are ending in 1980 here, I will take Reggie Jackson for home runs in the 70s. I am almost positive that he and Stargell tied for the actual 70s with 296 and Reggie hit 41 in 1980.
                  91-2000 hits I will take Palmiero. I think he was virtually tied with grace from 90-99.
                  1981-1990 wins I will go with Jack Morris

                  My other picks have already been guessed for now so I'll wait.

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                  • #10
                    If 1970's strikeout's isn't Nolan Ryan I would be shocked. Same goes for 1990's strikeouts with Randy Johnson.
                    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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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Brooklyn View Post
                      I'm pretty sure these are correct for the '0 - '9 decade, no idea about the '1-'0 decade

                      Hits

                      1880's Anson
                      1890's Delahanty
                      1900's Wagner
                      1910's Cobb
                      1920's Hornsby
                      1960's Clemente
                      1970's Rose
                      1980's Yount
                      2000's Ichiro

                      For the 90's, I know Grace is 1990-1999, interesting that he is not 1991-2000

                      Homeruns.

                      1920's Ruth
                      1930's Foxx
                      1940's Williams
                      1950's Snider
                      1960's Killebrew
                      1970's Stargell
                      1980's Schmidt
                      1990's McGwire
                      2000's ARod
                      Are those guesses?
                      "Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."

                      - Alvin Dark

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by GiambiJuice View Post
                        1950's HR - Duke Snider
                        1910's hits - Ty Cobb
                        2000's hits - Ichiro Suzuki
                        2000's HR - A-Rod?
                        1990's HR - Griffey Jr.?
                        1990's Wins - Greg Maddux?
                        All are correct except Snider.

                        Originally posted by GiambiJuice View Post
                        ...And 1930's HR has got to be Jimmie Foxx.
                        Yup.

                        Originally posted by EdTarbusz View Post
                        1941-1950
                        Hits: Stan Musial
                        HR: Ted Williams
                        W: Hal Newhouser
                        K: Bob Feller
                        All correct except Feller.


                        Originally posted by brett View Post
                        Since the 70s are ending in 1980 here, I will take Reggie Jackson for home runs in the 70s. I am almost positive that he and Stargell tied for the actual 70s with 296 and Reggie hit 41 in 1980.
                        91-2000 hits I will take Palmiero. I think he was virtually tied with grace from 90-99.
                        1981-1990 wins I will go with Jack Morris

                        My other picks have already been guessed for now so I'll wait.
                        Three for three.

                        Originally posted by GiambiJuice View Post
                        If 1970's strikeout's isn't Nolan Ryan I would be shocked. Same goes for 1990's strikeouts with Randy Johnson.
                        Agreed. And you're right.

                        Everyone should know that while credit goes to the first correct guesser, the same is true for strikes. I won't be able to instantly answer every question. If user A guesses wrong, and user B comes along and posts the same wrong answer without realizing someone else has already guessed it, the strike will go to user A, and user B will remain safe.
                        "Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."

                        - Alvin Dark

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by AstrosFan View Post



                          All correct except Feller.


                          .
                          I was skeptical about Feller because of his war service but I thought 1946 might have pushed him to the top.

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                          • #14
                            Is there some reason you chose to use the unconventional convention for decades?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by BigRon View Post
                              Is there some reason you chose to use the unconventional convention for decades?
                              Isn't 1871 the first year of "professional" baseball? Anyway it is kind of interesting because people may have seen traditional decade leaderboards before.

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