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#1 I had enormous potential, was drafted by Oakland but chose college instead, I was drafted again as a 1st rd pick 3 years later.

 

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#2 I hit 90 homers by age 22.

 

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Todd Van Poppel

 

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#3 I was out of baseball by age 30.

 

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I played my entire career in the 'old' NL East

 

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probably billy Beane

 

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I could not stay healthy, I protected a two time MVP in our lineup...I missed over 500 games due to injury before retiring.

 

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Bob Horner

 

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Two time MVP in "old" NL East = Dale Murphy?

I'll say Bob Horner...

 

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Damn you dmmd98!

 

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edub69 said:

Damn you dmmd98!

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lol....i am sorry.....we were on the same page I was with Dale Murphy that is what clued me in too.

 

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I figured that clue would seal it...Bob Horner it is!

Horner was 2nd in the NL in homers in 1980 and he missed 38 games....he would get out of his car and get hurt.

 

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Its not Bob Horner. Horner hit a whole lot more than 98 homers. He did not play in the old east either. He played in the old west.

 

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CHOPTALK said:

Its not Bob Horner. Horner hit a whole lot more than 98 homers. He did not play in the old east either. He played in the old west.

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Read the question again

I hit 90 homers by age 22.

However you were right about the old east part

 

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Oh, 98 homers by 22. Missed that one.

He played in the old west. The Braves used to play in the west when they are about as east coast as you can get.

 

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Yes old West.

 

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90 homers not 98. If he could have just stayed healthy.

 

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SolidOut said:

Ben Grieve?

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