Who needs home runs, I'm a slugger anyway

[Cowtipper]

Who is the only player, ever, to post a slugging percentage higher than .500 in a season while hitting exactly zero home runs? Minimum 450 plate appearances.

Extra credit: Who holds the post-1900 record for highest slugging percentage in a season with zero home runs?

Extra extra credit: Who is the only player since 1950 to slug higher than .400 in a season in which he hit zero dingers?

[Nimrod]

[QUOTE=Cowtipper;2030573]Who is the only player, ever, to post a slugging percentage higher than .500 in a season while hitting exactly zero home runs? Minimum 450 plate appearances.

Wee Willie Keeler.

[Cowtipper]

[QUOTE=Nimrod;2030648]

Who is the only player, ever, to post a slugging percentage higher than .500 in a season while hitting exactly zero home runs? Minimum 450 plate appearances.

Wee Willie Keeler.

That's correct.

[Nimrod]

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Extra credit: Who holds the post-1900 record for highest slugging percentage in a season with zero home runs?

Speaker or Lajoie?

[Cowtipper]

Nap Lajoie is correct.

[Cowtipper]

The last one was a one-year wonder if there ever was one. He played over a decade in the big leagues but had only one really good season. Though he didn't make the All-Star team, he should have--he hit over .340 with 180 hits. He never had more than 100 hits in any other of his seasons.

[Cowtipper]

Miguel Dilone is the answer.