We couldn't "hit our weight"?

[GiambiJuice]

Name the 4 players who couldn't "hit their weight"?

For example if a player's career average is .230 and he weighed 235 pounds (according to Baseball-Reference's listing) then he didn't "hit his weight" as 230 is less than 235.

Two of the four players were active in 2012. Min. 3,000 career PAs.

[Brooklyn]

Adam Dunn
Prince Fielder

[Brooklyn]

How about some of the real low batting average guys: Kingman, Deer, Bill Bergen, Ron Karkovice, Gorman Thomas

[Ben Grimm]

Rod Barajas.

[GiambiJuice]

Dunn, Barajas, and Bergen are correct.

[Brooklyn]

just looked up Prince Fielder. Batting .287 with a reported weight of 275. No way he isn't topping three bills

[Herr28]

I had to look up his dad, too. I thought Big Daddy was a lot heavier than 230 lbs! (.255 lifetime BA)

[The Commissioner]

I can't weight for the answer.

Okay, I'm even booing myself on that one.

[Argyle]

Couple or three guesses:

Frank Howard? Boog Powell? Cy Young?

[GiambiJuice]

The final guy last played in 2011.

[Brooklyn]

The final guy last played in 2011.

Russell Branyan?

[GiambiJuice]

I can't weight for the answer.

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[GiambiJuice]

Russell Branyan?

Russell Branyan is correct.

[GiambiJuice]

Jose Molina will join the club if he can get another 582 plate appearances.

[Death to Crawling Things]

I had to look up his dad, too. I thought Big Daddy was a lot heavier than 230 lbs! (.255 lifetime BA)

Have no idea where the 230 comes from, I thought he was "listed" at 240 as a rookie (or at least in his pre-Japan years.)