Can you name the Lifetime Batting Averages of these MLB Hitters, give or take 10 points? by notaratface

Can you name the Lifetime Batting Averages of these MLB Hitters, give or take 10 points?

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hitter		batting average
Ty Cobb		.366
Ryne Sandberg		.285
Derek Jeter		.313
Mark Grace		.303
Jeff Bagwell		.297
Kelly Gruber		.259
Bobby Higginson		.272
Keith Moreland		.279
Johnny Damon		.286
Cliff Floyd		.278
Dante Bichette		.299
Brook Jacoby		.270
John Kruk		.300
Rod Carew		.328
Joe Torre		.297
Dave Winfield		.283
Tim Raines		.294
Mark Belanger		.228
Omar Vizquel		.272
Carl Yastrzemski		.285
Jim Thome		.277
Lou Brock		.293
Brady Anderson		.256
Gary Sheffield		.292
Will Clark		.303

hitter		batting average
Johnny Bench		.267
Bill Buckner		.289
Alan Trammell		.285
Hack Wilson		.307
Ron Santo		.277
Ted Simmons		.285
Gary Carter		.262
Steve Sax		.281
Ralph Kiner		.279
Stan Musial		.331
Kevin Mitchell		.284
Trot Nixon		.274
Jason Kendall		.288
Alex Rodriguez		.302
Phil Rizzuto		.273
Robin Yount		.285
Fred McGriff		.284
Babe Ruth		.342
Willie McCovey		.270
Eric Davis		.269
Harmon Killebrew		.256
Roberto Alomar		.300
Ichiro Suzuki		.326
Lenny Dykstra		.285
Vladimir Guerrero		.318
Alan Trammell	.318
Robin Yount	.318
Carl Yastrzemski	.318
Ted Simmons	.318
Ryne Sandberg	.318
Fred McGriff	.318
Kevin Mitchell	.318
Will Clark	.318
Mark Grace	.318
Joe Torre	.318
Jeff Bagwell	.318
Harmon Killebrew	.318
Brady Anderson	.318
John Kruk	.318
Roberto Alomar	.318
Ty Cobb	.318
Hack Wilson	.318
Kelly Gruber	.318
Gary Carter	.318
Dante Bichette	.318
Bobby Higginson	.318
Brook Jacoby	.318
Stan Musial	.318
Rod Carew	.318
Alex Rodriguez	.318
Willie McCovey	.318
Eric Davis	.318
Phil Rizzuto	.318
Ron Santo	.318
Derek Jeter	.318
Trot Nixon	.318
Tim Raines	.318
Johnny Damon	.318
Vladimir Guerrero	.318
Jason Kendall	.318
Lou Brock	.318
Mark Belanger	.318
Babe Ruth	.318
Keith Moreland	.318
Omar Vizquel	.318
Gary Sheffield	.318
Jim Thome	.318
Johnny Bench	.318
Bill Buckner	.318
Lenny Dykstra	.318
Dave Winfield	.318
Steve Sax	.318
Cliff Floyd	.318
Ralph Kiner	.318
Ichiro Suzuki	.318

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Guess the Batting Average, part 2 Quiz

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Created Sep 7, 2011 in Sports
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	MMayes:	Sep 7th, 2011 at 14:57 GMT	11 points
	The "ordinary" names do make it more interesting and make you have to think. Mark Belanger? Yes, I remember that his glove was the only reason he stayed in the league for 15 or so years. Those "ordinary" ballplayers are the staple of the big leagues, so I love seeing quizzes where they're not left out.

	thatmagicdragon:	Sep 7th, 2011 at 16:05 GMT	9 points
	Completely agree with MMayes - 5 globes!

	CUYanks:	Sep 8th, 2011 at 06:33 GMT	9 points
	If someone could figure it out, it would be really fun if there were quizzes of this type where the distance you were away adds up over all the questions.

	MSUKent:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 01:31 GMT	7 points
	This quiz is just as good as the first. My score is just as bad as the first.

	smoggy14:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 06:49 GMT	5 points
	great job on both. i like the mixup of hall of famers & commons. its been quite a revival for Buckner...first his great appearance on Curb Your Enthusiasm & now a starring role in a great sporcle quiz!

	BentKangaroo:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 16:47 GMT	3 points
	one thing to remember for these quizzes is that the 1930's was a very high scoring environment. Also, I'm a bit surprised way more people got Trot Nixon than Babe Ruth. The guy just didn't hit homers.

	aaronwhitehead:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 21:00 GMT	7 points
	I guessed .250 for Belanger and was still off by 22 points. What a glove.

	bryanm18:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 21:32 GMT	3 points
	I hit Kendall's right on the nose. He's been my favorite player for as long as I can remember and that would've sucked if I didn't get it. Too bad his career is over :/

	ianmez:	Sep 9th, 2011 at 22:59 GMT	3 points
	These are an outrageous amount of fun. I loved the choices of the tougher to get players. Five Globes.

	grossman211:	Sep 10th, 2011 at 01:24 GMT	4 points
	Speechless. Everything I ever wanted from a sporcle. Thank you. Very much.

	quizbrotha:	Sep 11th, 2011 at 14:15 GMT	2 points
	Fun, just like #1. Did just a little bit better than last time. But no right on the money.