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The Hall of Famer in question: .418 OBP, .933 OPS. Mark Grace: .383 OBP, 825 OPS.

Posted by David (aka David) Sep 14 '10, 11:19

So, no.

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An aside, if you took the prime of others careers and compared their OPS and OBP to Edgar he'd drop significantly. - Inigo Sep 14, 11:32
half the strikouts, comparable runs and rbis, more hits, and gold gloves - dogbert Sep 14, 11:24 1
- All of this but golden glove factors in with the OPS stat. It's the meta. - David Sep 14, 11:26
Mark Grace was a stellar defender, who didn't sit for 90% of the game. (nm) - musubi Sep 14, 11:20 6
- It's fine that 70% of the readers at the best baseball site on the net say you've been wrong about this all along. - David Sep 14, 11:26 5
  - The best website for data, true. The best for analysis...eh, it's good, but not he best. - musubi Sep 14, 11:32 4
    - The good news for Edgar is that as small minded people such as yourself get overwhelmed by stats gurus who appreciate Edgar's greatness, he'll get in. - David Sep 14, 11:33 3
      - Stat gurus are just as split on Edgars value. It has nothing to do with Stats vs non-stats. it's just how big a HOF you believe there should be. - musubi Sep 14, 11:40 1
        
        For the second time today, I'll say that if there are more than 100 hitters in the Hall, one of the best 100 hitters should be in. - David Sep 14, 11:44
      - I just do not think he is/ was good enough. - groiny Sep 14, 11:36

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