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3 comments:
It's about time. That's bugged me for such a long time, because I frequent them often.
Will they be updating the all-time leaders with it?
I just checked and they are updating the leaders daily, and they did other wonderful things as well. Instead of just the top 100 in leaders, it's the top 1000.
I had no idea that Mark Bellhorn was tied with Pat Borders and Dale Sveum (as well as others) for 992nd place all-time in home runs with 69.
Or that only 944 people have more home runs in their career than Barry Bonds had in one season.
Manny Ramirez, with 2 hits today, tied Alex Rodriguez for 214th place on the all-time hits list.
A-Rod is 1 spot behind Manny in home runs (5 back though). Of course, considering Manny is one of the great hitters of all time, what does this say for A-Rod since he's over 3 years younger.
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