HandyWithTheSteel
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Honestly, I almost said Cal Ripken. Lol
But I used Tony Gwynn because he hit for average; I’m using the colloquial baseball definition of “average hitter”.
Tony Gwynn was not a power hitter, and he didn’t strike fear in the opponents heart when he came to the plate.
Prime Usher had power though. Confessions, 8701, and My Way were all powerhouses. Confessions was running the game in ‘04. How many R&B singers have dominated an entire year? MJ, Prince, and who else? Maybe Bobby Brown.
Here I Stand was the beginning of his decline and Love In This Club was his last real hit. Usher has been

If anything he’s Albert Pujols. He had it all in his prime which lasted about 10 years. Then he was a shell on himself for the next 10 years.