Can you name the .350 Hitters since 1941? by minnmich

Can you name the .350 Hitters since 1941?

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Source: baseball-reference.com
Since Ted Williams hit .406 in 1941, 50 different players have managed to .350 or better in a season. Players are sorted by the number of seasons they hit .350, then alphabetically within that group.
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Highest Season BA	Player	# of .350 Seasons
.394 1994 SDP		6
.368 1985 BOS		5
.376 1948 STL		5
.388 1977 MIN		4
.372 2004 SEA		4
.379 1999 COL		4
.388 1957 BOS		3
.370 2002 SFG		2
.357 1967 PIT		2
.372 2000 BOS		2
.372 2000 COL		2
.365 1957 NYY		2
.363 1993 TOR		2
.359 2003 STL		2
.355 1959 MLN		1
.355 2000 HOU		1
.350 1958 PHI		1

Highest Season BA	Player	# of .350 Seasons
.368 1994 HOU		1
.357 1994 CLE		1
.355 1948 CLE		1
.390 1980 KCR		1
.366 1970 ATL		1
.361 1961 DET		1
.355 1945 CHC		1
.352 1980 MIL		1
.355 2000 ANA		1
.370 1993 COL		1
.353 1974 ATL		1
.354 1950 BOS		1
.359 2010 TEX		1
.352 1945 BSN		1
.364 2008 ATL		1
.353 1959 DET		1
.354 1975 CHC		1

Highest Season BA	Player	# of .350 Seasons
.356 1995 SEA		1
.352 1986 NYY		1
.365 2009 MIN		1
.353 1985 STL		1
.353 1987 MIL		1
.359 1994 NYY		1
.363 2007 DET		1
.362 1997 LAD		1
.356 1988 MIN		1
.351 2000 CLE		1
.358 1996 SEA		1
.353 1994 CHW		1
.363 1971 STL		1
.353 1946 WSH		1
.357 1944 BRO		1
.363 1947 STL/PHI		1
.357 in 1941, but never hit.350 again	1
.359 in 1941, but neverhit.350 again	1

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MLB .350 Hitters since 1941 Quiz

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Created Jul 27, 2012 in Sports
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	alterego:	Jul 28th, 2012 at 05:47 GMT		5 points
	NIcely done. Interesting quiz. Hard to believe only 50 guys have managed to hit even .350 since The Splinter hit .400. Ted Williams - what a stud!

	Maherdabum:	Jul 29th, 2012 at 22:47 GMT		-1 points
	Not that remarkable. 50 guys, yes, but it's been done 81 times. The equivalent of slightly more than one player per season (on average) since 1941.

	alterego:	Jul 30th, 2012 at 00:37 GMT		1 point
	not that remarkable? ... you point out that approximately once a year someone is able to hit 50 POINTS LESS than Williams did. And it was Teddy Ballgame himself that contributed 3 of those .350 seasons, including the third best BA since '41 as a 38 year old. I personally will keep that in my 'remarkable column'

	mraithel13:	Jul 30th, 2012 at 20:31 GMT		5 points
	RE: alterego: I think that was a comment on the guys hitting .350 and not against Teddy's acheivement.

	alterego:	Jul 31st, 2012 at 14:15 GMT		2 points
	I'll still make a case for a .350 season being a comparatively rare accomplishment anymore. The case was made that there have been 81 occurrences since '41. There have been twice as many no-hitters (166) and three times as many 200 hit seasons (250). Given the annals of baseball history .350 may seem a modest proposal, and yet ...

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	alterego:	Aug 9th, 2012 at 03:57 GMT		5 points
	I believe that comment captures today's dying spirit of dialogue very acutely. I offer an opinion and provide my reasoning. pwtii fires back with 'you were wrong.' Not "I disagree". Not "Here's what I think". Not "Here's another point of view". Just "you were wrong". Whether or not hitting .350 is a noteworthy achievement is a truly trivial item. But it seems any attempt to discuss important issues, current events, or public policy often devolves to one or both participants simply digging in their heels and decrying the other as being wrong. Oh well, I'll continue to welcome dialogue and listen to other points of view when they are offered. pwtiii, if you have a point of view to share I'm very willing to listen.

	alterego:	Aug 9th, 2012 at 04:10 GMT		5 points
	Just out of curiosity, I happened to check pwtiii's profile and discovered that this may be a tortured soul with some deep-seated anger issues. The profile indicates an average comment score of -1.7. Yes, that's a negative sign, not a hyphen. It appears pwtiii has a penchant for making incendiary comments to provoke others. Oh well. I stand by my offer, willing to listen to others' points of view with an open mind.

	minnmich:	Sep 20th, 2012 at 06:26 GMT		4 points
	Thanks for the Editor's Pick, @sultanofswing. It's always nice to get a little Sporcle affirmation!

	ClintT13:	Sep 24th, 2012 at 20:35 GMT		0 points
	Just think what George Brett might have done if he didn't have hemorrhoids the whole 1980 season. One might say he had a ... (puts on sunglasses) ... badass season anyway.

	pete42869:	Jan 8th, 2013 at 19:00 GMT		1 point
	great quiz.