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Old 01-09-2006, 02:16 PM
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400HR in ten years. Name us.

There are eight players who hit 400 or more home runs in a ten year period. Name them.
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Babe Ruth, barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire,
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Old 01-09-2006, 02:33 PM
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Killebrew, A-Rod?
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Old 01-09-2006, 02:35 PM
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Old 01-09-2006, 02:36 PM
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last one is Foxx
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Old 01-09-2006, 03:06 PM
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Yep. You got 'em. The peak ten years are:
95 to 04: Sosa - 479
20 to 29: Ruth - 467
95 to 04: Bonds - 444
96 to 05: ARod - 424
30 to 39: Foxx - 415
90 to 99: McGwire - 405
61 to 70: Killebrew - 403
92 to 01: Griffey - 400

Okay, part two. Without looking, who has the best shot at joining this group in 2006?
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Manny Ramirez?
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Probably not Ken Caminiti or Bobby Bonds.
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Probably not Ken Caminiti or Bobby Bonds.
yeah, probably not
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Rafael Palmeiro?
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Old 01-11-2006, 09:23 AM
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Manny Ramirez?
Yeah, Manny is the guy I was thinking. A handful of guys have a CHANCE at accomplishing the feat. Here’s what several guys would need each year to reach it in 2006, 07, or 08:

2006: Manny48 --- Thome63 --- Raffy64 --- Carlos68
2007: Manny37 --- Carlos49 --- Raffy51 --- Thome52 --- Vlad54
2008: Manny40 --- Thome44 --- Carlos45 --- Vlad48 --- Andruw51 --- Sheff51

So he’s the most likely in each of the next three years. Much further than that, and it's too much conjecture. Nevertheless, Manny still has the best start of those who could reach the plateau in 2009, if he hasn’t already:
2009: Manny41 --- Thome41.5 --- Andruw45 --- Carlos45 --- Vlad47

Of course age is a big factor in this picture. Manny and Carlos are 33, Thome is 35, Sheffield is 37, and Raffy is 41 (uggh). Vladimir is only 29 and Andruw is only 28.

So the most LIKELY to be NEXT is Ramirez. Then maybe Thome and Delgado. And with Guerrero, and Jones… anything’s possible.
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a more exclusive club than 400HRs in 10 years is the 10 HRs in 400 years club, which only has Julio Franco.
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a more exclusive club than 400HRs in 10 years is the 10 HRs in 400 years club, which only has Julio Franco.
I did not know that.

I think I'll start naming some of my famous recipes after ball players and posting them, framed, on the walls of my kitchen.

I'll post the collection here as I develop it. Maybe we even get a Baseball Fever Cook Book going with recipe contributions from everybody. With proceeds going to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Old 01-12-2006, 12:36 PM
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I did not know that. I think I'll start naming some of my famous recipes after ball players and posting them, framed, on the walls of my kitchen. I'll post the collection here as I develop it. Maybe we even get a Baseball Fever Cook Book going with recipe contributions from everybody. With proceeds going to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
What the heck are you talking about?
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What the heck are you talking about?
I'm talking about the "perfect" perfect game. Not these sorry excuses for pitching performances that are labeled as such right now in the books.

There are only two forms of a perfecto in baseball.

1) You throw 27 pitches and get 27 outs

or

2) You throw 81 pitches and get 81 whiffs from the 27 batters.

And that's it.

But more importantly, I'm working on a tribute recipe to Julio, based on mordeci's research. It's a combination of my famous baked bean recipe and some old world sausage that I get from the old country. This one will be called Julio Beans and Francos and will be a great hit at any tail gate party. Goes great with cornbread, too.

Great question.

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Here's one that I've been working on for the last couple of days. I'll be trying it out at a big NFL play-off gig I'm having at Mi Casa Kitchiola this week end. It's called Chili Davis Vera Cruz

It is a spicy mix of buffalo meat and ground venison, simmered for four hours in a bath of sweet and pungent herbs and vegetables.

I'll let you know how it turns out.
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Any chance of making up a batch of Cookie Rojases for dessert?
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I'll take a slice of Mike's Pepperoni Piazza please...
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Yep. You got 'em. The peak ten years are:
95 to 04: Sosa - 479 -- 5,704 AB - Age: 26-35
20 to 29: Ruth - 467 -- 4,883 AB - Age: 25-34
95 to 04: Bonds - 444 -- 4,584 AB - Age: 30-39
96 to 05: ARod - 424 -- 5,999 AB - Age: 20-29
30 to 39: Foxx - 415 -- 5,495 AB - Age: 22-31
90 to 99: McGwire - 405 -- 4,002 AB - Age: 26-35
61 to 70: Killebrew - 403 -- 5,079 AB - Age: 25-34
92 to 01: Griffey - 400 -- 5,116 AB - Age: 22-31

Okay, part two. Without looking, who has the best shot at joining this group in 2006?
Just couldn't help myself, sorry. Nice list.
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