outofplace said:secretariat said:93Devil said:secretariat said:You know what other formula would keep him out? Let's just take away one-third of his hits. There's no real reason to, but **** it. And 41 percent of his home runs are now doubles. Sorry, Kirby.
You mean like what will happen to Joe Mauer playing outdoors at home?
Home 425 401 1759 1517 252 492 87 8 37 225 15 10 212 158 .324 .405 .465 .871 706 60 8 2 20 36 12 .339 96 Away 411 395 1819 1575 255 519 114 8 44 247 20 1 221 191 .330 .409 .496 .905 781 38 4 1 18 43 13 .350 104
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Generated 3/3/2011.
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To be fair to 93Devil, Mauer hit only one home run at Target Field in 239 at-bats in 2010. He hit eight in 271 at-bats on the road.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.cgi?id=mauerjo01&year=2010&t=b
In 2009, his MVP season, Mauer hit 16 home runs in the Metrodome and 12 on the road.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.cgi?id=mauerjo01&year=2009&t=b
Not a completely fair comparison because Mauer didn't hit as well anywhere in 2010 as he did in '09, but I can see where 93Devil was coming from.
Mauer hitting one home run a season at home is not getting you into the HOF.
Thanks for the research, OOP. I thought Mauer's power shortage was more well known.