Can you name the 101 Greatest Would Be Fantasy Baseball Seasons since 1901? by pgrossma

Can you name the 101 Greatest Would Be Fantasy Baseball Seasons since 1901?

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Team-Pos-Year	Player	R - HR - RBI - SB - BA (Pts)
NYY-OF-1921		177 - 59 - 171 - 17 - .378 (971)
NYY-1B-1931		163 - 46 - 184 - 17 - .341 (896)
NYY-1B-1927		149 - 47 - 175 - 10 - .373 (892)
NYY-OF-1927		158 - 60 - 164 - 7 - .356 (884)
SFG-OF-2001		129 - 73 - 137 - 13 - .328 (877)
PHA-1B-1932		151 - 58 - 169 - 3 - .364 (873)
CHC-OF-1930		146 - 56 - 191 - 3 - .356 (871)
NYY-OF-1923		151 - 41 - 131 - 17 - .393 (864)
NYY-1B-1936		167 - 49 - 152 - 3 - .354 (854)
DET-OF-1911		147 - 8 - 127 - 83 - .420 (851)
NYY-OF-1920		158 - 54 - 137 - 14 - .376 (847)
NYY-1B-1930		143 - 41 - 174 - 12 - .379 (847)
CHC-OF-2001		146 - 64 - 160 - 0 - .328 (845)
BOS-OF-1949		150 - 43 - 159 - 1 - .343 (840)
BOS-1B-1938		139 - 50 - 175 - 5 - .349 (837)
PHI-OF-1930		158 - 40 - 170 - 4 - .386 (835)
DET-1B-1937		137 - 40 - 183 - 8 - .337 (832)
STL-2B-1922		141 - 42 - 152 - 17 - .401 (830)
NYY-OF-1930		150 - 49 - 153 - 10 - .359 (828)
NYY-OF-1928		163 - 54 - 142 - 4 - .323 (825)
NYY-1B-1934		128 - 49 - 165 - 9 - .363 (824)
STL-1B-1998		130 - 70 - 147 - 1 - .299 (824)
NYY-OF-1931		149 - 46 - 63 - 5 - .373 (820)
COL-OF-1997		143 - 49 - 130 - 33 - .366 (818)
NYY-3B-2007		143 - 54 - 156 - 24 - .314 (814)
PHI-OF-1932		152 - 38 - 137 - 20 - .348 (809)
CHC-OF-1998		134 - 66 - 158 - 18 - .308 (808)
NYY-OF-1926		139 - 47 - 146 - 11 - .372 (807)
NYY-OF-1937		151 - 46 - 167 - 3 - .346 (806)
CHC-2B-1929		156 - 39 - 149 - 2 - .380 (805)
NYY-OF-1924		143 - 46 - 121 - 9 - .378 (802)
COL-1B-2000		138 - 42 - 147 - 5 - .372 (800)
HOU-1B-1999		143 - 42 - 126 - 30 - .304 (799)
DET-1B-1938		144 - 58 - 146 - 7 - .315 (798)
NYY-1B-1937		138 - 37 - 159 - 4 - .351 (795)
SFG-OF-1996		122 - 42 - 129 - 40 - .308 (793)
BRO-OF-1930		143 - 35 - 130 - 18 - .393 (791)
ARI-OF-2001		128 - 57 - 142 - 1 - .325 (790)
DET-OF-1915		144 - 3 - 99 - 96 - .369 (789)
PHA-1B-1933		125 - 48 - 163 - 2 - .356 (789)
SFG-OF-1993		129 - 46 - 123 - 29 - .336 (789)
STL-OF-1948		135 - 39 - 131 - 7 - .376 (788)
COL-1B-2001		132 - 49 - 146 - 7 - .336 (787)
CHC-OF-1930		155 - 13 - 134 - 37 - .355 (786)
COL-OF-1996		142 - 40 - 128 - 32 - .344 (781)
SLB-OF-1922		128 - 39 - 155 - 37 - .332 (778)
SFG-OF-2004		129 - 45 - 101 - 6 - .362 (776)
STL-1B-2009		124 - 47 - 135 - 16 - .327 (776)
DET-1B-1935		121 - 36 - 170 - 4 - .328 (772)
SLB-1B-1920		137 - 19 - 122 - 42 - .407 (771)
BOS-1B-1936		130 - 41 - 143 - 13 - .338 (769)

Team-Pos-Year	Player	R - HR - RBI - SB - BA (Pts)
NYY-OF-1956		132 - 52 - 130 - 10 - .353 (769)
TEX-SS-2001		133 - 52 - 135 - 18 - .318 (769)
CLE-OF-1996		124 - 48 - 148 - 11 - .311 (768)
SEA-OF-1997		125 - 56 - 147 - 15 - .304 (767)
HOU-1B-2000		152 - 47 - 132 - 9 - .310 (765)
DET-1B-1940		129 - 41 - 150 - 6 - .340 (765)
BOS-OF-1942		141 - 36 - 137 - 3 - .356 (765)
SFG-OF-1962		130 - 49 - 141 - 18 - .304 (765)
PHA-OF-1930		152 - 36 - 165 - 9 - .381 (764)
NYY-1B-1932		138 - 34 - 151 - 4 - .349 (764)
BOS-OF-1946		142 - 38 - 123 - 0 - .342 (764)
SEA-OF-1998		120 - 56 - 146 - 20 - .284 (764)
SFG-OF-2002		117 - 46 - 110 - 9 - .370 (764)
NYY-OF-1961		132 - 54 - 128 - 12 - .317 (762)
STL-1B-1999		118 - 65 - 147 - 0 - .278 (761)
NYG-OF-1929		138 - 42 - 151 - 6 - .328 (760)
HOU-1B-1997		109 - 43 - 135 - 31 - .286 (758)
ATL-3B-1999		116 - 45 - 110 - 25 - .319 (758)
TEX-SS-2002		125 - 57 - 142 - 9 - .392 (757)
MIL-OF-1963		121 - 44 - 130 - 31 - .319 (756)
NYG-OF-1955		123 - 51 - 127 - 24 - .319 (755)
SEA-SS-1998		123 - 42 - 124 - 46 - .310 (755)
CIN-OF-1962		134 - 39 - 136 - 18 - .342 (753)
CWS-DH-1998		113 - 49 - 152 - 6 - .328 (753)
SFG-OF-1998		120 - 37 - 122 - 28 - .303 (752)
TOR-1B-2000		115 - 41 - 137 - 0 - .344 (752)
PHI-OF-1929		152 - 32 - 122 - 2 - .398 (751)
NYY-3B-2002		124 - 48 - 130 - 21 - .321 (750)
NYY-OF-1985		146 - 24 - 72 - 80 - .314 (749)
STL-2B-1925		133 - 39 - 143 - 5 - .403 (747)
STL-OF-1949		128 - 36 - 123 - 3 - .338 (746)
DET-1B-1961		119 - 41 - 132 - 11 - .361 (746)
SFG-OF-1997		123 - 40 - 101 - 37 - .291 (746)
PHI-1B-2006		104 - 58 - 149 - 0 - .313 (744)
STL-1B-2003		137 - 43 - 124 - 5 - .359 (743)
IND-OF-1914		120 - 8 - 95 - 75 - .370 (742)
PIT-OF-1925		144 - 18 - 102 - 41 - .357 (742)
BOS-OF-1912		136 - 10 - 90 - 52 - .383 (741)
PHA-1B-1930		127 - 37 - 156 - 7 - .335 (741)
PHI-OF-1929		126 - 43 - 145 - 5 - .356 (740)
SEA-OF-1999		123 - 48 - 134 - 24 - .285 (738)
CLE-OF-1999		131 - 44 - 165 - 2 - .333 (738)
PHI-SS-2007		139 - 30 - 94 - 41 - .296 (738)
NYY-1B-1928		139 - 27 - 142 - 4 - .374 (737)
PHI-OF-2004		118 - 30 - 105 - 40 - .301 (737)
LAD-OF-2011		115 - 39 - 126 - 40 - .324 (737)
CHC-OF-1999		114 - 63 - 141 - 7 - .288 (736)
BOS-OF-1941		135 - 37 - 120 - 2 - .406 (735)
BOS-OF-1947		125 - 32 - 114 - 0 - .343 (735)
BRO-OF-1953		132 - 42 - 126 - 16 - .336 (735)

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Fantasy Baseball Through the Ages Quiz

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	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 03:12 GMT		7 points
	I compared 18641 individual seasons to compile this top 101 list. Everyone that played at least 100 Games in a season since 1901.

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 04:45 GMT		2 points
	Here is a related Quiz I developed at the same time if you like this one: http://www.sporcle.com/games/pgrossma/fantasy-baseball-on-the-ones

	minnmich:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 06:24 GMT		5 points
	incredible amount of research to compile a great quiz. minor little 'hate-to-say-it' constructive criticism, but the stats really clutter up the appearance. maybe just show selective stats? but truly a great piece of work

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 13:04 GMT		3 points
	Agreed @minnmich, I have ammended the stat column to just the standard set of R- HR- RBI - SB - BA plus fantasy points in parentheses. Thanks for the suggestion

	torourke:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 15:05 GMT		1 point
	quiz has incorrect clue. Jimmie Foxx's 58 homer season was 1932 and 1922 season as shown. Got em all. Good quiz.

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 15:17 GMT		2 points
	Thanks @torourke, that was typo. It is fixed now.

	samkrum:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 17:32 GMT		1 point
	I loved this quiz, but just so you know, another typo: Ted Williams' 1946 season says Tedd Williams.

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 18:10 GMT		2 points
	@samkrum, Thanks again, fixed as well.

	ObamaWhitesox:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 18:26 GMT		2 points
	You should specify the St. Louis Browns for George Sisler.

	TrivialSteve:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 18:35 GMT		2 points
	Benny Kauff! Damn it! Most dominant player in Federal League history.

	JoshT:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 19:43 GMT		1 point
	Hank Aaron, in 1963, batted .319 and not .391. His on-base percentage was .319. I checked on baseball reference.

	JoshT:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 19:44 GMT		2 points
	Now I messed up. Aaron's OB Pct. was .391. Needed to edit that comment.

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 20:02 GMT		2 points
	Thanks, @JoshT and @ObamaWhiteSox, I have implemented those changes. there were other players who played for the Browns as well. In all cases, SLB is used for Browns and STL for Cardinals now.

	KU_Jayhawk:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 20:15 GMT		2 points
	I know this was a lot of work, but I hope to see an NFL follow up soon.

	mraithel13:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 20:38 GMT		5 points
	kudos on the sheer time it must have taken to compile this.

	listyguy:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 21:30 GMT		4 points
	I can't even begin to fathom how much time it took to do this. Hope you do a pitchers version.

	altoonaeaglesfan:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 22:40 GMT		0 points
	tough one 99 out of 101.

	gritterr:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 23:49 GMT		1 point
	Wow, Ellis Burks. What are you doing on this list?

	pgrossma:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 23:53 GMT		1 point
	1996 was the second year of the Colorado Rockies; they hadn't figured out that they needed to humidor the baseballs yet.

	TomGarrett:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 23:56 GMT		1 point
	Outstanding, amazing job. I would love to see a pitchers' version (although no one would blame you for not doing another 1000 hours of research). Thanks for this quiz!

	elvis1968:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 02:06 GMT		1 point
	Hard to believe my man Jim Rice's amazing 1978 season missed it. 2 points shy by my math at (733). Hard to believe 213 hits, 15 triples, and 46 Homers with 139 RBI falls short!

	elvis1968:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 02:08 GMT		2 points
	I agree, great job compiling this list... The time is must've took. Of course, we must all remember when you pick a team certain positions have big fall offs. Ex. the difference in Albert Pujols and Prince Fielder at 1st base today, or picking your Shortstop years ago and having Cal Ripken Jr or Dick Schofield...

	guyleguy:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 03:11 GMT		1 point
	gritterr: You can thank Coors Field for that. Well, you and the wallets of Dante Bichette, Vinny Castilla, Andres Galarraga, Todd Helton and Larry Walker. Lots of cash generated by Coors Field and Mile High before that.

	pgrossma:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 03:30 GMT		1 point
	New one in the Fantasy baseball decades series http://www.sporcle.com/games/pgrossma/fantasy-baseball-on-the-twos

	Data37:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 03:32 GMT		1 point
	The 1930 Brooklyn OF was Babe Herman...Billy Herman was the Cubs second baseman.

	pgrossma:	Oct 6th, 2011 at 03:42 GMT		1 point
	Thanks @Data37, fixed that one

	awix:	Oct 7th, 2011 at 11:34 GMT		2 points
	As a pretty big baseball fan, I was surprised to not recognize the name Kiki Cuyler. Surprised that he was on here twice with two different teams too.

	kbowe:	Oct 8th, 2011 at 23:14 GMT		1 point
	Going by this, Matt Kemp had an all-time great season, yet no hype around it at all. He's not even a lock to win the NL MVP. I didn't realize how amazing his year truly was though. Oh, and excellent quiz.

	Caedus:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 15:35 GMT		1 point
	Dang, I feel bad for never having heard of Chuck Klein before. Off to Baseball Reference!

	vizli:	Oct 23rd, 2011 at 16:28 GMT		-1 points
	Kauff should NOT be on this list. His stats came in the Federal League , not the major leagues.

	pgrossma:	Oct 24th, 2011 at 13:53 GMT		3 points
	The Federal League is considered a Major League, the lines are blurred up through the early 1910's. MLB.com considers the Federal league to be part of the history of major league baseball.