seattle and phoenix stand out, i wonder if he struggled against randy johnson.
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seattle and phoenix stand out, i wonder if he struggled against randy johnson.
He struggled against the Angels too
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He shrugged in Anaheim too.
Don’t think he faced Randy Johnson that much to influence his average that significantly, although he only went 1-12 against him, two of the series's were in San Diego.
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It was probably due to the ballparks.
He shrugged in Anaheim too.
Don’t think he faced Randy Johnson that much to influence his average that significantly, although he only went 1-12 against him, two of the series's were in San Diego.
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It was probably due to the ballparks.
didn't even notice anaheim there. but it is funny how we're talking about .260s as struggling. wow to be that good.
what in the actual fukk?
Even in videogames I'm striking out more than that
Not trying to hate on Tony
But Gary was wayyyyyy more dangerous and impactful hitter that pitchers dreaded facing
VegetasHairline
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You can tell he applied what Tony Gwynn taught him tho. Gary Sheffield played 22 seasons and never struck out 100 times in any season of his career.
He walked 142 times in 1996 that was pre crazy bonds and was the record for awhileYou can tell he applied what Tony Gwynn taught him tho. Gary Sheffield played 22 seasons and never struck out 100 times in any season of his career.
Edit I was wrong the gawd bonds walked 151 times same season
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Tony prob could of been good a fighter pilot like Ted Williams.
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beenz
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Never struck out more than 40 times in a season
Had arguably his best year in his age 37 season (NO ROIDS)
Imagine if he was fully healthy his whole career
I don't think ANYONE would ever accuse him of being on roids. in his prime, he was
looking and that's not shade honestly.
VegetasHairline
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In 20 seasons, Tony Gwynn only struck out more than he walked ONCE, his rookie season!
I was juxtaposing his age 37 season with a guy like BondsI don't think ANYONE would ever accuse him of being on roids. in his prime, he was
beenz
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He shrugged in Anaheim too.
Don’t think he faced Randy Johnson that much to influence his average that significantly, although he only went 1-12 against him, two of the series's were in San Diego.
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It was probably due to the ballparks.
him struggling is still above average, which is
