The Home Run 2

[NYY #23]

Orestes Destrade made his debut this season, and hit 32 home runs as a rookie to set the record for most home runs for a rookie.



Willie Aikens led the league in home runs this season with 48. Kazuhiro Ishiguro retired from baseball with 413 career home runs.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Mike Schmidt (548) 294
Darrell Evans (414) 187
Eddie Murray (504) 175
Dave Winfield (465) 138
Reggie Jackson (563) 124
Andre Dawson (438) 56
Fred McGriff (493) 19
Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7
Dave Kingman (442) 2
Jose Canseco (462) 0
Mark McGwire (583) 0

Players to Debut
(20) - next debut: 1983 - Barry Bonds (762) /Rafael Palmeiro (569)

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(18) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 622, Bill McNulty (0) 522, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, Ike Hampton (4) 404

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(18) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367

1982 Home Run Leaders
1. Willie Aikens-48
2. Tom Robson-39
3. Orestes Destrade-34
4. Bill McNulty-32
5. Greg Keatley-30
6. Mike Schmidt-30
7. Ralph Bryant-28

1982 Home Run Rookie Leader
Orestes Destrade-34
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
2. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
3. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
4. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
5. Bob Lennon (1962) 54
6. Adrian Garret (1977) 53
7. Ike Hampton (1977) 53
8. Bob Lennon (1957) 52
9. Adrian Garrett (1970) 52
10. Joe Hague (1970) 52

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Orestes Destrade (1982) 34
2. Ted Williams(1936) 29
3. Charlie Keller (1935) 28
4. Akihito Okabe (1982) 26
5. Lou Gehrig (1921) 25
6. Yasumitsu Toyoda (1955) 25
7. Jim Pagliaroni (1956) 25
8. Masashi Takenouchi (1966)-25
9. Ty Van Burleo (1982) 25
10. Bill White (1954) 24

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tookie Gilbert -678
3. Tom Robson #-622
4. Adrian Garrett -588
5. Joe Hague #-571
6. Mule Suttles -559
7. Carl Sawatski -534
8. Bill McNulty #-522
9. Ken Guettler -510
10. Willard Brown -484
11. Tom Tresh #-454
12. Tony Oliva -451
13. Frank Howard -450
14. Leroy Jones -450
15. Ted Kluszewski -437
16. Charlie Gilbert -433
17. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
18. Ike Hampton #-407
19. Bob Beall #-399
20. Hank Greenberg -399
21. Masashi Takenouchi #-394
22. Mickey Mantle -388
23. Carl Yastrzemsky -388
24. Harmon Killebrew -370
25. Willie Stargell -367

[dynaboyj]

I've noticed that Ripken, Kingman, Canseco and McGwire are incredibly slow in getting home runs. Are they just on their respective reserve rosters, or is it other complications?

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by dynaboyj

I've noticed that Ripken, Kingman, Canseco and McGwire are incredibly slow in getting home runs. Are they just on their respective reserve rosters, or is it other complications?

I'd put Ripken/Kingman and Canseco/McGwire into two different categories. I'm using the Spritze database so players will import when they were 18, not when they made their debut. It's still early for Canseco and McGwire though, and I'm not seeing any warning signs yet, so I think they'll be ok and are just developing.

Both Dave Kingman and Cal Ripken really never developed unfortunately. It's not just home runs, they just all around aren't very good.

[NYY #23]

Bob Beall hit just 1 home run in real life, but became the 19th member of the 400 home run club. There isn't even any minor league home run success that Beall can point too, just a random talent change, or a series of changes that saw his power potential go from 5 to 20.

[NYY #23]

Masashi Takenouchi became the 20th player to reach 400 home runs in his career. While Takenouchi never played in the majors, he was a professional in Japan where he hit 216 home runs in his *** career.

[NYY #23]

With Reggie Jackson retiring with just 124 career home runs to become the 19th straight failure,



One of the real life 400 club made headlines when Barry Bonds set the rookie home run record with 39 home runs. Of course I'm sure that the steroid era players will have success…



Ralph Bryant led the league with 51 home runs this season.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Mike Schmidt (548) 316
Eddie Murray (504) 206
Darrell Evans (414) 187
Dave Winfield (465) 151
Reggie Jackson (563) 124
Andre Dawson (438) 69
Barry Bonds (762) 39
Fred McGriff (493) 26
Mark McGwire (583) 20
Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7
Rafael Palmeiro (569) 6
Dave Kingman (442) 2
Jose Canseco (462) 1

Players to Debut
(18) - next debut: 1986 - Juan Gonzalez (434)/Gary Sheffield (509)/ Sammy Sosa (609)

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(20) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 668, Bill McNulty (0) 561, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, , Ike Hampton (4) 408, Bob Beall (1) 434, Masashi Takenouchi (0) 420

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(19) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367, Reggie Jackson (563) 124

1983 Home Run Leaders
1. Ralph Bryant-51
2. Tom Robson-46
3. Willie Aikens-44
4. Barry Bonds-39
5. Bill McNulty-39
6. Bob Beall-35
7. Larry Parrish-35

1983 Home Run Rookie Leader
Barry Bonds-39
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
2. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
3. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
4. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
5. Bob Lennon (1962) 54
6. Adrian Garret (1977) 53
7. Ike Hampton (1977) 53
8. Bob Lennon (1957) 52
9. Adrian Garrett (1970) 52
10. Joe Hague (1970) 52

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Barry Bonds(1982) 39
2. Orestes Destrade (1982) 34
3. Ted Williams(1936) 29
4. Charlie Keller (1935) 28
5. Akihito Okabe (1982) 26
6. Lou Gehrig (1921) 25
7. Yasumitsu Toyoda (1955) 25
8. Jim Pagliaroni (1956) 25
9. Masashi Takenouchi (1966)-25
10. Ty Van Burleo (1982) 25

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tookie Gilbert -678
3. Tom Robson #-668
4. Adrian Garrett -588
5. Joe Hague #-571
6. Bill McNulty #-561
7. Mule Suttles -559
8. Carl Sawatski -534
9. Ken Guettler -510
10. Willard Brown -484
11. Tom Tresh #-454
12. Tony Oliva -451
13. Frank Howard -450
14. Leroy Jones -450
15. Ted Kluszewski -437
16. Bob Beall #-434
17. Charlie Gilbert -433
18. Masashi Takenouchi #-420
19. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
20. Ike Hampton #-408
21. Hank Greenberg -399
22. Mickey Mantle -388
23. Carl Yastrzemsky -388
24. Harmon Killebrew -370
25. Willie Stargell -367

[illeracula]

Originally Posted by NYY #23

Dave Winfield (465) 151

My boyhood idol... how is he doing overall? Just not hitting homeruns or just having a blah career?

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by illeracula

My boyhood idol... how is he doing overall? Just not hitting homeruns or just having a blah career?

Winfield was one of my favorites growing up as well.

He's definitely not having as good of a career as he did in real life, but not terrible.

[NYY #23]

Bill McNulty keeps on going, hitting the 600th home run of his career. At 38 years old McNulty is the fourth player to hit 600 home runs in his career. McNulty was 1-27 in his major league career, and his one hit was a single.

[NYY #23]

Another round of failures, as both Darrell Evans and Dave Kingman retired far short of their real life totals. Evans managed to hit just 187 home runs, while Dave Kingman did even worse, hitting just 2 home runs in his career. We're now up to 21 straight failures.



Joe Hague retired with 571 career home runs. Hague hit 40 home runs in real life.

Bill McNulty passed 600 home runs this season, and led the league with 49 home runs.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Mike Schmidt (548) 338
Eddie Murray (504) 231
Dave Winfield (465) 168
Andre Dawson (438) 82
Barry Bonds (762) 64
Fred McGriff (493) 44
Mark McGwire (583) 23
Rafael Palmeiro (569) 21
Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7
Jose Canseco (462) 1

Players to Debut
(18) - next debut: 1986 - Juan Gonzalez (434)/Gary Sheffield (509)/ Sammy Sosa (609)

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(20) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 697, Bill McNulty (0) 610, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, , Ike Hampton (4) 408, Bob Beall (1) 434, Masashi Takenouchi (0) 443

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(21) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367, Reggie Jackson (563) 124, Darrell Evans (414) 187, Dave Kingman (442) 2

1984 Home Run Leaders
1. Bill McNulty-49
2. Orestes Destrade-39
3. Joey Meyer-35
4. Mike Young-35
5. Greg Wells-33
6. Matt Winters-33
7. Willie Aikens-29

1984 Home Run Rookie Leader
Mike Young-35
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
2. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
3. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
4. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
5. Bob Lennon (1962) 54
6. Adrian Garret (1977) 53
7. Ike Hampton (1977) 53
8. Bob Lennon (1957) 52
9. Adrian Garrett (1970) 52
10. Joe Hague (1970) 52

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Barry Bonds(1982) 39
2. Mike Young (1984) 35
3. Orestes Destrade (1982) 34
4. Ted Williams(1936) 29
5. Charlie Keller (1935) 28
6. Akihito Okabe (1982) 26
7. Lou Gehrig (1921) 25
8. Yasumitsu Toyoda (1955) 25
9. Jim Pagliaroni (1956) 25
10. Masashi Takenouchi (1966)-25
11. Ty Van Burleo (1982) 25

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tom Robson #-697
3. Tookie Gilbert -678
4. Bill McNulty #-610
5. Adrian Garrett -588
6. Joe Hague -571
7. Mule Suttles -559
8. Carl Sawatski -534
9. Ken Guettler -510
10. Willard Brown -484
11. Bob Beall #-462
12. Tom Tresh #-454
13. Tony Oliva -451
14. Frank Howard -450
15. Leroy Jones -450
16. Masashi Takenouchi #-443
17. Ted Kluszewski -437
18. Charlie Gilbert -433
19. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
20. Ike Hampton #-408
21. Hank Greenberg -399
22. Mickey Mantle -388
23. Carl Yastrzemsky -388
24. Harmon Killebrew -370
25. Willie Stargell -367

[NYY #23]

Tom Robson became the second player in history to hit 700 career home runs, and has a shot to become the all-time home run king. Robson didn't hit any home runs in real life, playing in just 23 games.

I know I've said this before, but Robson did become a coach after his playing days, and did author a book called The Hitting Edge - The Hitting Edge: Tom Robson: 9780736033367: Amazon.com: Books

It might be worth reading if his play in the replay is any indication.

[NYY #23]

Willie Aikens hit the 400th home run of his career today becoming the 21st member of the 400 club. Aikens hit 110 home runs in real life, with three seasons of more than 20 home runs (23,21,20). While not a big power hitter, he ranks 5th in actual home runs out of the 21 members of the 400 home run club.

[NYY #23]

Bill McNulty again led the league with 45 home runs as he continues to move higher on the career home run list. Willie Aikens makes his debut on the career leaders, while Willie Stargell falls off with 367 career home runs.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Mike Schmidt (548) 351
Eddie Murray (504) 263
Dave Winfield (465) 190
Andre Dawson (438) 102
Barry Bonds (762) 90
Fred McGriff (493) 68
Mark McGwire (583) 51
Rafael Palmeiro (569) 34
Jose Canseco (462) 7
Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7

Players to Debut
(18) - next debut: 1986 - Juan Gonzalez (434)/Gary Sheffield (509)/ Sammy Sosa (609)

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(21) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 721, Bill McNulty (0) 655, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, , Ike Hampton (4) 408, Bob Beall (1) 463, Masashi Takenouchi (0) 460, Willie Aikens (110) 403

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(21) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367, Reggie Jackson (563) 124, Darrell Evans (414) 187, Dave Kingman (442) 2

1985 Home Run Leaders
1. Bill McNulty-45
2. Willie Aikens-40
3. Ralph Bryant-40
4. Ken Phelps-40
5. Greg Wells-39
6. Orestes Destrade-35
7. Rob Deer-33

1985 Home Run Rookie Leader
Darrin Fletcher-16
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
2. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
3. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
4. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
5. Bob Lennon (1962) 54
6. Adrian Garret (1977) 53
7. Ike Hampton (1977) 53
8. Bob Lennon (1957) 52
9. Adrian Garrett (1970) 52
10. Joe Hague (1970) 52

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Barry Bonds(1982) 39
2. Mike Young (1984) 35
3. Orestes Destrade (1982) 34
4. Ted Williams(1936) 29
5. Charlie Keller (1935) 28
6. Akihito Okabe (1982) 26
7. Lou Gehrig (1921) 25
8. Yasumitsu Toyoda (1955) 25
9. Jim Pagliaroni (1956) 25
10. Masashi Takenouchi (1966)-25
11. Ty Van Burleo (1982) 25

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tom Robson #-721
3. Tookie Gilbert -678
4. Bill McNulty #-655
5. Adrian Garrett -588
6. Joe Hague -571
7. Mule Suttles -559
8. Carl Sawatski -534
9. Ken Guettler -510
10. Willard Brown -484
11. Bob Beall #-463
12. Masashi Takenouchi #-460
13. Tom Tresh #-454
14. Tony Oliva -451
15. Frank Howard -450
16. Leroy Jones -450
17. Ted Kluszewski -437
18. Charlie Gilbert -433
19. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
20. Ike Hampton #-408
21. Willie Aikens #-403
22. Hank Greenberg -399
23. Mickey Mantle -388
24. Carl Yastrzemsky -388
25. Harmon Killebrew -370

[NYY #23]

Greg 'Boomer' Wells hit his 400th career home run. While Wells hit 0 home runs in real life in the majors, Wells did have a long career in Japan, hitting 279 home runs in the ***.

[NYY #23]

Mark McGwire led the league with 47 home runs, leading Ralph Bryant by 2. Two other members of the 400 club, Eddie Murray and Barry Bonds also appeared on the season leaders.

Masashi Takenouchi retired with 464 career home runs. Greg Wells made his debut on the career leaders, knocking off Harmon Killebrew and his 370 home runs.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Mike Schmidt (548) 370
Eddie Murray (504) 305
Dave Winfield (465) 196
Barry Bonds (762) 128
Andre Dawson (438) 107
Mark McGwire (583) 98
Fred McGriff (493) 89
Rafael Palmeiro (569) 49
Jose Canseco (462) 12
Gary Sheffield (509) 8
Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7
Juan Gonzalez (434) 0
Sammy Sosa (609) 0

Players to Debut
(15) - next debut: 1987 - Jeff Bagwell (449)/ Ken Griffey Jr (630)/ Mike Piazza (427)/Frank Thomas (521)

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(22) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 726, Bill McNulty (0) 688, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, , Ike Hampton (4) 408, Bob Beall (1) 463, Masashi Takenouchi (0) 464, Willie Aikens (110) 438, Greg Wells (0) 403

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(21) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367, Reggie Jackson (563) 124, Darrell Evans (414) 187, Dave Kingman (442) 2

1986 Home Run Leaders
1. Mark McGwire-47
2. Ralph Bryant-45
3. Eddie Murray-42
4. Greg Wells-42
5. Darryl Strawberry-39
6. Barry Bonds-38
7. Sixto Lezcano-37

1986 Home Run Rookie Leader
Leo Gomez-25
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
2. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
3. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
4. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
5. Bob Lennon (1962) 54
6. Adrian Garret (1977) 53
7. Ike Hampton (1977) 53
8. Bob Lennon (1957) 52
9. Adrian Garrett (1970) 52
10. Joe Hague (1970) 52

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Barry Bonds(1982) 39
2. Mike Young (1984) 35
3. Orestes Destrade (1982) 34
4. Ted Williams(1936) 29
5. Charlie Keller (1935) 28
6. Akihito Okabe (1982) 26
7. Lou Gehrig (1921) 25
8. Yasumitsu Toyoda (1955) 25
9. Jim Pagliaroni (1956) 25
10. Masashi Takenouchi (1966)-25
11. Ty Van Burleo (1982) 25
12. Leo Gomez(1986) 25

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tom Robson #-726
3. Bill McNulty #-688
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Adrian Garrett -588
6. Joe Hague -571
7. Mule Suttles -559
8. Carl Sawatski -534
9. Ken Guettler -510
10. Willard Brown -484
11. Masashi Takenouchi -464
12. Bob Beall #-463
13. Tom Tresh #-454
14. Tony Oliva -451
15. Frank Howard -450
16. Leroy Jones -450
17. Willie Aikens #-438
18. Ted Kluszewski -437
19. Charlie Gilbert -433
20. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
21. Ike Hampton #-408
22. Greg Wells #-403
23. Hank Greenberg -399
24. Mickey Mantle -388
25. Carl Yastrzemsky -388

[mpejkrm]

Schmidt is slowly but surely progressing. How old is he?

[defo22]

Great read. Will you stop it in 2012 or will you allow guys like Bryce Harper Giancarlo Stanton complete their careers to see how many they hit?

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by mpejkrm

Schmidt is slowly but surely progressing. How old is he?

Schmidt just turned 37 right before the season ended. There should be plenty of time for him, but I don't want to jinx things - so that's all I'm going to say.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by defo22

Great read. Will you stop it in 2012 or will you allow guys like Bryce Harper Giancarlo Stanton complete their careers to see how many they hit?

Thanks! I'll continue going until the last of the real players finish their careers, so we'll get to see how Bryce Harper and Giancarlo Stanton do.

[mpejkrm]

Originally Posted by NYY #23

Thanks! I'll continue going until the last of the real players finish their careers, so we'll get to see how Bryce Harper and Giancarlo Stanton do.

Will this include real players in the minors at the start of RL 2012? Like Profar, Machado... etc.