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The best first basemen the Reds ever had.
Should go to the Hall of Fame.
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The best first basemen the Reds ever had.
Should go to the Hall of Fame.
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Is he a Hall of Famer?
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A seven-time All-Star, Pérez averaged more than 100 runs batted in per season from 1970 to 1976
Pérez is in the HOF
How many times did Votto get 100 RBIs?
Tony Pérez - Wikipedia
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RBI's compared is a bit disengenous. Perez played on a Reds teams that always had good hitters even in the 60's. And were perenials in the playoffsA seven-time All-Star, Pérez averaged more than 100 runs batted in per season from 1970 to 1976
Pérez is in the HOF
How many times did Votto get 100 RBIs?
Tony Pérez - Wikipedia
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Votto didn't have crap to play with and was oftened pitched around.
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Votto walked too much to run up RBIs
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Fair enough, in modern times Votto was the best.A seven-time All-Star, Pérez averaged more than 100 runs batted in per season from 1970 to 1976
Pérez is in the HOF
How many times did Votto get 100 RBIs?
Tony Pérez - Wikipedia
Perez is ancient history.
Also, Votto got hurt in his record setting year, he was never the same, but was still damn good.
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I watched a lot of Reds games on 661 dtv. He sure used the F word a lot
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Based on my observations, he must have batted .235 against everyone but the Pirates....850 against the Bucs.
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The numbers certainly look Hall Of Fame worthy. First ballot? That's a different discussion. Wound up playing for one team his whole career (even though his teams weren't very good for most of his career). Four playoff appearances, 11 games and the Reds never got to the NLCS. But over 1300 walks in his career. That's good, but does hurt the stat lines that people look at a little.
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I heard he is only one of a handful that had 2k+ hits, 350+ HRs, and .400+ OBP. I think the stat I heard is around 15 players, but seems it might be around 30.
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