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In response to "He's #42 in career OPS+, the best qualitative measure in determining a hitter's impact." by David

Thome did not get in for his OPS+ number, he got in for 612

Posted by groiny (aka groiny) Jan 25 '18, 09:29

I think he probably would have gotten in with 500, but just to be sure, he hit 112 more.

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Even so, Edgar and him had the same overall impact for each plate appearance. - David Jan 25, 09:31 11
- and in retrospect, you can blame the PED's for Edgar's numbers not looking as good. - groiny Jan 25, 09:36 7
  - McGriff's starting to get more attention for that very reason. Larry Walker, too. -- nm - David Jan 25, 09:37 6
    - I loved Larry Walker, but Colorado will always hurt him. -- nm - groiny Jan 25, 09:39 5
      - That’s certainly his problem right now. -- nm - David Jan 25, 09:44 4
        
        his numbers in Montreal were decent enough, but Col just took it to a whole new level. - groiny Jan 25, 09:45 3
        
        Then they should also note his away game splits during that time which hold up strong. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Jan 25, 09:46 2
        
        His Coors Field OPS is 1.172; his career is .965. - Will Hunting Jan 25, 09:50 1
        
        He hit .278 on the road in his career. Higher than 33 other Hall entrants and higher than guys like Griffey and Jackson. -- (link) - Name Withheld by Request Jan 25, 10:03
- except Thome did it for longer. - groiny Jan 25, 09:33 2
  - Thome's a better candidate, but if he's in, Edgar has the numbers, too. - David Jan 25, 09:36 1
    - honestly, Edgar was always the best hitter no one knew. -- nm - groiny Jan 25, 09:37

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