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Davey to the Hall? 48 members have voted

  1. 1. Davey to the Hall?

    • Yes
      60%
      29
    • No
      39%
      19

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Player.........................Runs....Hits.....HR.....RBI.....SB........Avg.

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Dave Concepcion(70-88) 993.....2326.....101...950.....321......267

Robin Yount (74-93).......1632.....3142.....251...1406....271.....285

 

It looks as though he compares favorably to his fellow shortstops. Yount played almost as many games in the outfield as shortstop so he's a little bit different animal. However, his numbers are not head and shoulders above the others and I think that's the true measure of a Hall of Famer. I'd still vote no.

 

Yount had 1600+ 3152 hits, 250+ HR and 1400+ RBI, they are Head and shoulders above the rest.

Here's some more numbers for comparison. There are currently 21 shortstops in the Hall. Here is where Concepcion would rank with their numbers.

 

Runs-18th

Hits-10th

Homeruns-7th (tie)

RBIs-10th

Avg-18th

Stolen Bases-8th

Doubles-13th

Triples-22nd

Walks-16th

Stikeouts-20th (as in 3rd worst, only 2 struck out more)

On Base Pct-18th

Slugging-16th

 

Again these aren't all time ranks at shortstop or anything just comparisons to the shortstops currently in the Hall. He compares pretty well in the power numbers and steals but his average, slugging and on base percentage hurt him.

Yount had 1600+ 3152 hits, 250+ HR and 1400+ RBI, they are Head and shoulders above the rest.

 

I wasn't talking about Yount. I was talking about Concepcion's numbers not being head and shoulders above the others. I was trying to point out that Yount played as much in other positions as he did at short so his numbers skew the comparison quite a bit.

Here's some more numbers for comparison. There are currently 21 shortstops in the Hall. Here is where Concepcion would rank with their numbers.

 

Runs-18th

Hits-10th

Homeruns-7th (tie)

RBIs-10th

Avg-18th

Stolen Bases-8th

Doubles-13th

Triples-22nd

Walks-16th

Stikeouts-20th (as in 3rd worst, only 2 struck out more)

On Base Pct-18th

Slugging-16th

 

Again these aren't all time ranks at shortstop or anything just comparisons to the shortstops currently in the Hall. He compares pretty well in the power numbers and steals but his average, slugging and on base percentage hurt him.

Kudos on your research, it is top notch again....however I would, put Davey in. Then again I listened to the Reds daily through the meat of his career 75-85...so this might be a "Homer" pick.

Concepcion was a better player than Ozzie Smith, hands down!

 

Concepcion......................Smith

Runs 993.........................1257--advantage Smith

Hits 2326........................2460--advantage Smith

2Bs 389...........................402--advantage Smith

3Bs 48.............................69---advantage Smith

HRs 101...........................28---advantage Concepcion

RBIs 950...........................793--advantage Concepcion

SBs 321...........................580--advantage Smith

Avg. .267..........................262--advantage Concepcion

OBP .322...........................337--advantage Smith

Slg. .357...........................328--advantage Concepcion

5 Gold Gloves......................13 Gold Gloves--advantage Smith

9 All Star Picks....................15 All Star Picks--advantage Smith

2 Silver Sluggers...................1 Silver Slugger--advantage Concepcion

MVP Votes 3 times................MVP votes 6 times

9th place best finish..............2nd place best finish--advantage Smith

 

Head to head Smith wins 9-5.

How about fielding stats? How do they compare in fielding%, errors, put out, assist ect.

Concepcion was a better player than Ozzie Smith, hands down!

 

 

Hands down????????????? Come on you are talking about "hands down" the best defensive player ever at the position where the best defensive players play.

How about fielding stats? How do they compare in fielding%, errors, put out, assist ect.

 

Player...............G.....PO.....A.......E.....DP.......F%.....lfF%.....RF......lgRF

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Concepcion....2178...3670...6994..311...1290... .971... .964...4.71.....4.30

 

Smith............2511...4249...8375..281...1590... .978... .966...5.03.....4.10

 

 

These stats are for games at shortstop only. The catagories are Games, Putouts, Assists, Errors, Double Plays, Fielding Percentage, league average Fielding Percentage at shortstop, Range Factor and league average Range Factor at shortstop. Smith is higher rated in each category.

Looks like 13% of the HOF voters spoke up for Concepcion.

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