Watching a bit of the Mets-Marlins game tonight. Before grounding out, the TV flashed Granderson's stats. He has 22 HR and only 38 RBI. Thought it must be a mistake but Fangraphs verified his stats. That's incredible to me. How can you hit 22 HR and only have 38 RBI? That means he's knocked himself in more times than he's knocked in all of his teammates combined. I wonder if there is some type of record for fewest RBI compared to HR. Has anyone ever hit 25 HR and not reached 50 RBI? Has anyone (besides Granderson) ever hit 20+ HR and before getting to 40 RBI?
Anyway, slow night for baseball and figured some might be similarly amazed by that stat.
Mike
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Re: Curtis Granderson
Season Name Team HR RBI
2016 Curtis Granderson Mets 22 38
1992 Chris Hoiles Orioles 20 40
1990 Kevin Maas Yankees 21 41
2006 Chris Duncan Cardinals 22 43
1984 Carlton Fisk White Sox 21 43
1987 Fred McGriff Blue Jays 20 43
2009 Garrett Jones Pirates 21 44
1973 Oscar Gamble Indians 20 44
2014 Mark Reynolds Brewers 22 45
2002 Jeremy Giambi - - - 20 45
2016 Ryan Howard Phillies 20 45
1986 Gary Matthews Cubs 21 46
1982 Tom Brunansky Twins 20 46
1966 Art Shamsky Reds 21 47
1966 Jimmie Hall Twins 20 47
2000 Daryle Ward Astros 20 47
1999 Ruben Rivera Padres 23 48
1957 Ed Bailey Redlegs 20 48
2016 Jedd Gyorko Cardinals 24 49
2014 Steve Pearce Orioles 21 49
1991 Darrin Jackson Padres 21 49
1977 Sixto Lezcano Brewers 21 49
1959 Roy Sievers Senators 21 49
2011 Rickie Weeks Jr. Brewers 20 49
2008 Mike Napoli Angels 20 49
2016 Curtis Granderson Mets 22 38
1992 Chris Hoiles Orioles 20 40
1990 Kevin Maas Yankees 21 41
2006 Chris Duncan Cardinals 22 43
1984 Carlton Fisk White Sox 21 43
1987 Fred McGriff Blue Jays 20 43
2009 Garrett Jones Pirates 21 44
1973 Oscar Gamble Indians 20 44
2014 Mark Reynolds Brewers 22 45
2002 Jeremy Giambi - - - 20 45
2016 Ryan Howard Phillies 20 45
1986 Gary Matthews Cubs 21 46
1982 Tom Brunansky Twins 20 46
1966 Art Shamsky Reds 21 47
1966 Jimmie Hall Twins 20 47
2000 Daryle Ward Astros 20 47
1999 Ruben Rivera Padres 23 48
1957 Ed Bailey Redlegs 20 48
2016 Jedd Gyorko Cardinals 24 49
2014 Steve Pearce Orioles 21 49
1991 Darrin Jackson Padres 21 49
1977 Sixto Lezcano Brewers 21 49
1959 Roy Sievers Senators 21 49
2011 Rickie Weeks Jr. Brewers 20 49
2008 Mike Napoli Angels 20 49
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Wow. Thanks, Todd. Interesting list; I'm impressed you were able to put it together so quickly. I guess the Grandyman's "feat" is not so extraordinary, although it looks like he arguably has the most extreme numbers at this point.
Mike
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Fangraphs has the data - took 42 second or soBronx Yankees wrote:Wow. Thanks, Todd. Interesting list; I'm impressed you were able to put it together so quickly. I guess the Grandyman's "feat" is not so extraordinary, although it looks like he arguably has the most extreme numbers at this point.
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