Baseball, lifetime .310 plus hitters in the hall of fame ?  Name all.?
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There are 63 \n\n\nCap Anson\nLuke Appling\nEarl Averill\nWade Boggs\nJim Bottomley\nDan Brouthers\nJesse Burkett\nRod Carew\nFred Clarke\nRoberto Clemente\nTy Cobb\nMickey Cochrane\nEddie Collins\nEarle Coombs\nRoger Connors\nKiki Cuyler\nEd Delahanty\nBill Dickey\nJoe DiMaggio\nHugh Duffy\nBuck Ewing\nElmer Flick\nJimmie Foxx\nFrankie Frisch\nLou Gehrig\nCharlie Gehringer\nGoose Goslin\nHank Greenberg\nChick Hafey\nBilly Hamilton\nHarry Heilmann\nRogers Hornsby\nHughie Jennings\nWillie Keeler\nJoe Kelley\nKing Kelly\nChuck Klein\nNap Lajoie\nFreddie Lindstrom\nHeinie Manush\nJoe Medwick\nJohnny Mize\nStan Musial\nJim O'Rourke\nKirby Puckett\nSam Rice\nJackie Robinson\nEdd Roush\nBabe Ruth\nJoe Sewell\nAl Simmons\nGeorge Sisler\nTris Speaker\nBill Terry\nSam Thompson\nPie Traynor\nArky Vaughan\nHonus Wagner\nLloyd Waner\nPaul Waner\nZack Wheat\nTed Williams\nRoss Youngs\n\n\nSorry I am not going through all the pitchers batting averages
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Not counting rooks, the active players with the most at bats and no HR are Curt Schilling, Jon Lieber, Luis Ordaz, Brett Tomko, Pedro Martinez, and Matt Clement.\n\nThere are a ton of rookies and callups who are active with no HR - a little too many to name. \n\nOdd that this was just in a Jayson Stark column....
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Actually it was Mickey Mantel. And Mantel broke alot of those records.. mantel had a total of 373 homerun hits left handed and 163 right handed homers. He still owns records for most homers, RBI, runs, walks, and strikeouts in World Series.
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All time hits king. He deserves to be there,and it's a damn shame that hes not. People make mistakes. If Darryl Strawberry gets a million chances for snorting cocaine over and over again. Pete Rose,one of the greatest hitters ever,deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. Bud Selig is an idiot!!!! I am pissed off now that I have to think hes not in the Hall of Fame.
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1. Willie Mays (best outfielder of all time, great homerun hitter - 4th all time, and very high batting average.\n\n2. Babe Ruth (maybe the best player in baseball history, set many HR records, revolutionized baseball)\n\n3. Mickey Mantle\n\n4. Ty Cobb\n\n5. Ernie Banks\n\n6. Barry Bonds\n\n8. Joe Dimaggio
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What "babe's record" are you talking about?\n\nIf you mean Homeruns, that record belongs to Hank Aaron.\n\nGeorge Herman Ruth's homeruns are meaningless when it concerns the #1 record of all time.\n\nwho cares about breaking the #2 record when it means nothing.
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* Lou Gehrig - 23\n    * Manny Ramirez - 20\n    * Eddie Murray - 19\n    * Willie McCovey - 18\n    * Robin Ventura - 18\n    * Jimmie Foxx - 17\n    * Ted Williams - 17\n    * Hank Aaron - 16\n    * Dave Kingman - 16\n    * Babe Ruth - 16
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Here this will help you \n\n1- Billy Martin, 3- Babe Ruth, 4- Lou Gehrig, 5- Joe DiMaggio, 7- Micky Mantle, 8- Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey, 9- Roger Maris, 10- Phil Rizzuto, 15- Thurman Munson, 16- Whitey Ford, 23- Don Mattingly, 32- Elston Howard, 37- Casey Stengel, 42- Jackie Robinson (retired throughout baseball), 44- Reggie Jackson, 49- Ron Guidry.
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Lou Gehrig had 184 in 1931.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/g/gehrilo01.shtml\n\nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/rb_rbi1.shtml
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The hall of fame is for MLB players.  If O'Niel is in, then Josh Gibson is the HR king with over 900 hr's and Satchel Page is the best pitcher not Cy Young or Nolan Ryan.  But thank god those are not the rules.
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Ichiro is a hitting machine. And could be the first player to hit .400 and i hope he passes Pete Rose that way the best hitter will at least be in the hall of fame.
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Cooley got it. Here's the top ten:\n1. 1992 Tom Seaver.........98.84%\n2. 1999 Nolan Ryan.........98.79%\n3. 1936 Ty Cobb............98.23%\n4. 1999 George Brett.......98.19%\n5. 1992 Hank Aaron.........97.83%\n6. 1995 Mike Schmidt.......96.52%\n7. 1989 Johnny Bench.......96.42%\n8. 1994 Steve Carlton......95.61%\n9. 1936 Babe Ruth..........95.13%\n10. 1979 Willie Mays.......94.68%
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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I included some of the pre-1900 leagues, in addition to the American and National Leagues.\n\n1) Cy Young: 290 NL + 221 AL = 511\n2) Nolan Ryan: 135 NL + 189 NL = 324\n3) Gaylord Perry: 139 AL + 175 NL = 314\n4) Bobby Mathews: 131 NA (National Association) + 106 AA (American Association) + 60 NL = 297\n5) Fergie Jenkins: 169 NL + 115 AL = 285\n6) Gus Weyhing: 115 AA + 119 NL + 30 PL (Players League) = 264\n7) Randy Johnson: 147 AL + 116 NL = 263\n8) Denny Martinez: 141 AL + 104 NL = 245\n9) Jim Bunning: 118 AL + 106 NL = 224\n10) Kevin Brown: 102 AL + 109 NL = 211\n11) Al Orth: 100 NL + 104 AL = 204
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I can understand some of your selections, but Sandy Koufax???\nHe was probably the most dominating pitcher since Walter Johnson.  Sports Illustrated just picked him on it's all-time team with Johnson, Christy Matthewson and Warren Spahn. He pitched four no hitters, including a perfect game, in four consectutive years. I don't think anyone had a higher strike out  average.\n\nHe was a first ballot HOFer with only 165 wins.\n\nYou should read up on him, and reconsider.
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I'm assuming you're referring to the HR record.  I would probably say Griffey, A-Rod, Pujols or Vlad.  All four are team-players who are natural hitters without taint of steroids and they all love the game for the game.
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i think cy young's victory record is the only record that is unbreakable.  i suppose that doesn't make him necessarily the best.  walter johnson was supposed to be awesome.  ever hear the story about bob feller?  he threw a called strike to a guy, and the batter said "it sounded low."