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Originally Posted by actionjackson
The 27 HR outlier for Cap Anson in 1884 is interesting. Perhaps he was onto Brown-Sequard elixir five years before Pud Galvin used it. Dunh, dunh, dunh!
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He hit 21 in the real life.
Ned Williamson hit 27 in real life and then hit 3 or 4 the next season.
I think it was the ballpark.
I believe the right field fence was less than 200 feet.
Three other players hit at least 20 homers on that chicago team.
So i guess it wasn't steroids but i think ootp duplicated it quite good.