Quote: Originally Posted By lastinspace2 on 6/03/2010Hall bound, would like to see the stats if the injuries could be cancelled

someone with a mathematical bent should provide these

if only we could find someone like that around here

2 questions


1) what'd he do in his fianl at bat ( vs. whom )?


2) who's replacing him from the minors?

Grif grounded into a force play to second base, Memorial day as PH vs Rauch(Minn).

2nd question could be answered by them Mariners fans.

Ken Griffey Jr., center of attention, hit the second big-league pitch he ever saw to the wall in center field for a double.He hit two others to the warning track, the second after fouling off five two-strike pitches in a magnificent eighth-inning at-bat against -hander Rick Honeycutt.

Griffey didn't wait long to show that his career was going to be special. After doubling off the A's Dave Stewart in his first major-league at-bat in Oakland, he outdid himself in his first at-bat at the Kingdome on April 10, 1989. On the very first pitch he saw as a major-leaguer in Seattle, Griffey homered to field off Eric King of the White Sox.

Quote: Originally posted by lastinspace2 on 6/03/2010Hall bound, would like to see the stats if  the injuries could be cancelled 

Well one thing we will never know.But it is like saying what if Babe Ruth was not a Beer Swilling and hotdog eatting piggy.If he ate right worked out and was a Teatotaller he would have hit over 1000 HR.