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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Thursday, June 04, 2009Stat FunWith apologies to Jayson Stark's research staff, I must say that I usually don't care for those "look at these weird stats!" pieces. But this one did do what those things are intended to do, which is to make read it and go "Hmm. Neat":A third of the way through the season, James Loney is on pace to drive in 123 runs. The last Dodger with that many RBIs was Shawn Green in 2001. Hmm. Neat. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 8:25am Comments
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Wes Parker came close:
10/111/.319 in 1970. Loved that guy.