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In response to "Walker had a .981 OPS for that Expos team everyone always lies about winning the 94 NL East. -- nm" by David

I see a normal gap about 60pts higher home OPS than road for hitters in that realm...

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Jan 24 '12, 10:39

give him a career OPS of .935 at home instead of that 1.065...his career # comes to the .895/.900 realm where there's a lot of old-time HOFers, but recent guys who have no chance but it'd at least be really debatable imo. As it is, he didn't rack up the counting stats for his era; and he's got the insane home/away split.

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His Adjusted OPS+ (the one that accounts for stadium) -- has him ranked 73rd all-time at 140 - Will Hunting Jan 24, 10:43 2
- And that number is better than Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson and about 25 points better than Barry Larkin. - David Jan 24, 10:53 1
  - I'm not saying it's not worthy --- Reggie had 563 reasons he's in the HOF. - Will Hunting Jan 24, 11:11

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I see a normal gap about 60pts higher home OPS than road for hitters in that realm...

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