| Gray-Ink Test:
This counts appearances in the top 10 in different batting categories for each year played. For each appearance the values are below. This method penalizes more recent players as they have 14-16 teams per league, while the older players had just 8. To get a point you must be in the top 10 in the league in that category.
Batting Statistics
Four Points for home runs, runs batted in or batting average
Three Points for runs scored, hits or slugging percentage
Two Points for doubles, walks or stolen bases
One Point for games, at bats or triples
*** This quiz does not take into account players who played a majority of their career before 1900.
*** The teams listed are teams that the player played a majority of his career for.
*** 30 bonus answers are listed for some modern players and hall of famers who did not appear in the top 50, but did appear in the top 200. |
MLB Triple Crown Winners
MLB Top 5 HR Hitters (1970-2009)
MLB Top 10 HRs (2000s)
