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Can you name the Best Career Home Run To Strike Out Ratios?
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mpolzkill
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.97832
Center fielder, 361 HR (213 on the road) and 369 SO
.92623
Left fielder, batted .398 for the 1929 Phillies (was answer #1's mentor)
.86473
Catcher, 10 World Series wins, then 1 as manager, then 2 as coach
.76438
First baseman, Reds' 1954 NL home run & RBI champion [another big clue here]
.73484
Left fielder, batting title champ (.388) at the age of 39
.72519
Catcher, won the 1938 NL MVP & the 1940 World Series with the Reds
.69896
Catcher, 8 World Series wins as player & 6 as coach (was answer #3's mentor)
.68511
First baseman, every year he played for the Yankees, he won the World Series
.68293
Outfielder, 1922 Browns' AL home run champ, 1 of 2 men to interrupt Ruth's 12 year reign
.68247
Outfielder/First baseman, retiring in 1963 he held/shared 17 major league, 29 NL & 9 All-Star Game records
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Player
Information
.67725
First baseman, 1940 World Champion Reds' NL MVP
.66111
First baseman, in his 1934 rookie season he hit a White Sox team record 27 home runs
.63210
First baseman, voted most feared hitter in baseball by a poll of all 30 MLB managers in 2008
.62405
First baseman, played in 2,130 consecutive games
.59361
Outfielder, Giants All-Star, played entire 1951 season without an error
.57582
Right fielder, Phillies' 1932 NL MVP, once hit 4 home runs in a game
.57031
Right fielder, led the Giants in home runs for 18 straight seasons
.56742
Outfielder/Third baseman, 1948 & '49 Giants All-Star, once homered twice in one inning
.54839
Catcher, won World Series & AL MVP for 2 different teams in 2 different decades
.54762
First baseman, 1932 Phillies' NL RBI champ
Ratio
Player
Information
.54591
Right fielder, 17 consecutive seasons with 150 or more hits
.53684
Outfielder/Pitcher, .690 career slugging percentage
.53266
Left fielder, 4 pennants, 2 World Series wins & 1 RBI championship for the 1921-24 Giants
.51818
First baseman, led the AL in RBIs and total bases for the 1936 Indians
.51012
First baseman, 6x All-Star for A's & Indians in the 1950s [more glove than power, really]
.50000
First baseman, the 1985 AL MVP
.49870
Third baseman, 1953 Indians' AL MVP, missing the Triple Crown by a hair
.49513
Left fielder, 688 career intentional walks
.49462
Second baseman, hit a machine-like .379 & .375 in the 1934 & '35 World Series for the Tigers
.49266
Left fielder, Pirates retired his #4
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Baseball's 30 Greatest Home Run/Strike Out Ratios Quiz
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Created Aug 10, 2011 in
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Jmck579
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Aug 10th, 2011 at 23:45 GMT
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teams would be better
mpolzkill
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Aug 11th, 2011 at 00:21 GMT
1 point
I'm sorry, I don't understand. Do you mean in the hints? I gave their teams in all the hints, except for the extremely accomplished/very famous players.
Thinkyourcoolkid
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Mar 7th, 2012 at 18:16 GMT
2 points
Great quiz, I loved the hint for the fourth guy.
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