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Originally Posted by joefromchicago
How do you figure? The announcement says that Spalding won the batting title -- that means he had the highest batting average in the league. Nobody votes for the winner of the batting title.
It's really no surprise that a pitcher could win the batting title in 1871. After all, pitchers were pretty much everyday players back then. They certainly wouldn't have had any trouble getting the required plate appearances.
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i figure because in my awards history it shows 1981 Rollie Fingers win the MVP, the same award that is usally shown as Batting title under the quickstart. Now my league is an edited version of a mlb quickstart but that shouldn't affect the past awards and not when Rollie fingers has no batting average, hits or any stats at all as a batter yet it shows those stats.
This leads me to belive it was meant to be the batting title but is really the MVP
1981 Rollie fingers
1986 Roger Clemons
1992 Eckersley
i don't think they ever won a batting but the game shows them as doing so