As a Red Sox fan I say it has gotta be Jim Rice. That was an amazing run he had in the 70's.

 

Looked up his stats. He meets the criteria.

Looked up his stats. He meets the criteria.

 

The 200 hits is what made me think it was him. Most other sluggers would come up short in the hits department.

I am the ONLY player in Major League history to have 3 consecutive seasons with at least:

200 hits

110 RBI

100 runs scored

35 HR's

.315 or better batting average

 

Who am I?

 

As a Red Sox fan I say it has gotta be Jim Rice. That was an amazing run he had in the 70's.

 

1977 104 runs, 206 hits, 39 hr's, 114 rbi, .320 avg.

1978 121 runs, 213 hits, 46 hr's, 139 rbi, .315 avg.

1979 117 runs, 201 hits, 39 hr's, 130 rbi, .325 avg.

 

For that era those numbers are "sick"!!!!

Now to the "way back" files........I am the 1st National League player to amass 1000 extra base hits, and I topped Rogers Hornsby who had 999 in the N.L.

Edited September 1, 201412 yr by Lawnboy13

Now to the "way back" files........I am the 1st National League player to amass 1000 extra base hits, and I topped Rogers Hornsby who had 999 in the N.L.

 

No clue. I'll just go with someone that I know had 1000 extra base hits in the NL. Willie Mays?

No clue. I'll just go with someone that I know had 1000 extra base hits in the NL. Willie Mays?

 

No, earlier than Mays.

Stan Musial?

Stan Musial?

 

NO.

NO.

 

Only other one from that era that I think has 1000 XB hits in one league, Mel Ott.

Only other one from that era that I think has 1000 XB hits in one league, Mel Ott.

 

BINGO

I hold the MLB record for the most consecutive games reaching base to start a career, with 47. Who am I?

BINGO

 

If it hadn't have been him I'd have been out of guesses.

I hold the MLB record for the most consecutive games reaching base to start a career, with 47. Who am I?

 

Ichiro?

Ichiro?

 

No, but you are warm. :sssh:

No, but you are warm. :sssh:

 

Team or nationality?