Can you name the MLB Over/Under: Batting Average of .350 in a Season? by JayHallahan

Can you name the MLB Over/Under: Batting Average of .350 in a Season?

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Source: Baseball Reference
Answer 'O' if you think the player has hit over .350 in a season. Answer 'U' if you think the player has not hit higher than .350 in a season. Player must have had enough ABs to qualify for BA title.
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Player	O/U	Highest Season Batting Average
Bernie Williams		.342 (1999)
Tony Oliva		.337 (1971)
Robin Yount		.331 (1982)
Mike Piazza		.362 (1997)
Andres Galarraga		.370 (1993)
Pete Rose		.348 (1969)
Michael Young		.331 (2005)
Chipper Jones		.364 (2008)
Carl Yastrzemski		.329 (1970)
Paul O'Neill		.359 (1994)
Roberto Alomar		.336 (2001)
Alan Trammell		.343 (1987)
Miguel Cabrera		.339 (2006)
Dave Winfield		.340 (1984)
Al Kaline		.340 (1955)

Player	O/U	Highest Season Batting Average
Matt Holliday		.340 (2007)
Mickey Mantle		.365 (1957)
Kirby Puckett		.356 (1988)
John Olerud		.363 (1993)
Paul Molitor		.353 (1987)
Jackie Robinson		.342 (1949)
Albert Belle		.357 (1994)
Hank Aaron		.355 (1959)
Chuck Knoblauch		.341 (1996)
Alex Rodriguez		.358 (1996)
Edgar Martinez		.356 (1995)
Mark Grace		.331 (1996)
Magglio Ordonez		.363 (2007)
Willie Mays		.347 (1958)
Luis Gonzalez		.336 (1999)
Willie Mays	.336 (1999)
Albert Belle	.336 (1999)
Mike Piazza	.336 (1999)
Miguel Cabrera	.336 (1999)
Edgar Martinez	.336 (1999)
Roberto Alomar	.336 (1999)
Alan Trammell	.336 (1999)
Mark Grace	.336 (1999)
Pete Rose	.336 (1999)
Robin Yount	.336 (1999)
Jackie Robinson	.336 (1999)
Paul Molitor	.336 (1999)
Chuck Knoblauch	.336 (1999)
Matt Holliday	.336 (1999)
Michael Young	.336 (1999)
Bernie Williams	.336 (1999)
John Olerud	.336 (1999)
Tony Oliva	.336 (1999)
Alex Rodriguez	.336 (1999)
Paul O'Neill	.336 (1999)
Luis Gonzalez	.336 (1999)
Kirby Puckett	.336 (1999)
Chipper Jones	.336 (1999)
Magglio Ordonez	.336 (1999)
Andres Galarraga	.336 (1999)
Dave Winfield	.336 (1999)
Hank Aaron	.336 (1999)
Carl Yastrzemski	.336 (1999)
Mickey Mantle	.336 (1999)
Al Kaline	.336 (1999)

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MLB Over/Under: Batting Average of .350 in a Season Quiz

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	LinuxLinus:	Jun 4th, 2011 at 08:31 GMT		1 point
	Why am I so sucky at these?

	jake_tx:	Jun 4th, 2011 at 16:30 GMT		0 points
	These are awesome! You have to think hard and quickly!

	hobojoe:	Jun 4th, 2011 at 17:59 GMT		2 points
	For some reason before I even clicked this quiz I knew John Olerud was going to be in it. That 1993 Blue Jays team was so loaded.

	pita:	Jun 4th, 2011 at 23:10 GMT		2 points
	@jake, why do you have to think so quickly? You've got an average of 12 seconds per person to type O or U. And basically you either know it, or you guess. There's really nothing to figure out.

	Maherdabum:	Jul 1st, 2012 at 09:11 GMT		1 point
	The Cabrera total needs to be updated to reflect his 2011 AVG.