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Há 3 dias · In 1877, MLB played 60 games. In 1894, league batting average was .309, and Hugh Duffy hit a record (until now) .440. In 1945, teams contended with a war-depleted player pool and government ...
Há 3 dias · In 1894, a man named Hugh Duffy batted .440 for Boston’s NL franchise, which would eventually become the Atlanta Braves. (The entire NL, which then included the Cleveland Spiders and Louisville Colonels, batted .309). Duffy’s record, while not necessarily a widely celebrated achievement over the years, would stand for well over a century.
Há 3 dias · Nor is it Hugh Duffy, whose .440 in 1894 is tops if you dip into the 19th century. It’s Josh Gibson, who hit .446 for the Homestead Grays in 1943. Advertisement. Sports.
Há 3 dias · Hugh Duffy, .440 in 1894 *Oscar Charleston, .434 in 1921 *Charlie Blackwell, .432 in 1921 *Oscar Charleston, .427 in 1925 *Mule Suttles, .425 in 1926. Season Slugging Percentage *Josh Gibson, .974 ...
Há 2 dias · He took the top spot from Hugh Duffy's .440 in 1894. Duffy fell to number three as little-known Negro League hitter Charlie Smith is in the number two position with his .451 average in 1929. Stunning stat: While Gibson and Cobb are now 1-2 in career batting average, Negro Leagues players now make up half of the top 10 in that category.
Há 3 dias · With a more than impressive batting average of .466 while playing for the Homestead Grays in 1943, he completely overtakes the record held by outfielder Hugh Duffy - another Hall of Famer - who...
Há 2 dias · They overtook the .440 by Hugh Duffy for the National League’s Boston team in 1894.MLB announced in December 2020 that it would be “correcting a longtime oversight” and would add the Negro ...
