In nineteen-ninety
Led Major Leagues in batting
But didn't lead league
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1990 Fleer #404 Eddie Murray |
Murray
hit .330 for the Dodgers in 1990, losing the NL batting title to Willie
McGee by .005 points. However, McGee was traded during the season to
the American League, where he only hit .274 for Oakland. That dropped
McGee season average to .324, but because he had enough plate
appearances with the Cardinals, he took home the NL crown.
Love that piece of trivia. I'm sure Eddie was not amused.
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ReplyDeleteone of my great frustrations with how stats are kept, especially now with interleague play.
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