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Why this card is awesome: Because Gaetti looks so confused. I assume he's looking at the third-base coach, trying to read the sign.
Cool stat: Gaetti had quite a 1998. For players 39 or older with fewer than 500 PAs in a season, Gaetti makes the top 10 for RBI. Some very nice company on that list. Interestingly, I think that was the best year Gaetti ever had.
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3 comments:
Gaetti had a number of good seasons in the late 80s with the Twins (but how do you explain his 1984 drop in HRs?). I didn't realize he struggled so much in the 90s, dropping his career OPS+ below 100.
IN FACT, Gaetti has the most career HRs for anyone with a below-average OPS+!
You're right about that, David.
Here is the list:
http://www.bb-ref.com/pi/shareit/kPGU
BTW David--which David are you? There are so many out there. Are you one of the guys with your own blog, or are you just a regular reader/fan?
Simply your average reader with just enough knowledge of BB-Ref's Play Index to be dangerous.
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