MLB Hall of Fame Hitters

5. First at his position to win NL MVP since 1962, followed his MVP season by more than doubling his home run total and walking 35 more times.
7. Led 1955 AL in BA, TB, and hits at just 20 years old.
8. Multiple seasons with over 320 TB and a dWAR of 3.5+.
10. Had a career BA of .291 after 718 Games, batted .366 for the rest of his career, including multiple years over .390.
12. Had a 2 year span averaging 53 HR, 166 RBI, and 1.186 OPS+ starting at age 24.
14. Only player with over 700 2B and 400 HR, combining for exactly 1200, also hit over 150 3B.
16. Over a 5 year span averaged .349 BA, .450 OBP, and .643 SLG, never finished top 4 in MVP.
17. Had a year in the 1970s leading the league in HR, RBI, BB, OBP, SLG, and finished 3rd in BA.
18. Averaged 44.7 HR per 162 games and batted .377 for his career, dying at only 35 years old.
19. Had a year batting .346 with 127 runs and 126 RBI, won a pennant his first year managing, and finished 181 games over .500 as a manager.
20. Dodgers Leader in 1B, 2B, 3B, TB, and batted a combined .366 in his 16th and 17th seasons.

1. Played every inning of the first 6 All Star Games, and got on base 19/29 times.
2. Had a 40 HR 100 BB season 6 times with 3 different teams in 2 different millennia.
3. One year led the NL in H, 2B, 3B, RBI, SB, BA, OBP, SLG, TB, striking out just 22 times, and being top 10 in dWAR.
4. In 1951 had an 8.1 oWAR while leading the league in dWAR.
6. At age 37 hit 47 HR, batted .327, had a 1.079 OPS, all for his 10th most TB in a season.
9. Led the MLB in HR twice, if you took away 34 of his home runs each year.
11. Won an MVP and hit 49 HR in his 7th best season by WAR.
13. Won back to back MVPs and Gold Gloves averaging 50.8 HR per 162 games, as well as 1.034 OPS over the span, leading a team to their first World Series Title.
15. Had a 6 year span batting .306 and stealing 454 bases and getting caught only 69 times, including a year stealing 71 bases in 88 games.