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Old 01-29-2009, 10:31 PM   #529
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Originally Posted by Hanso View Post
I dunno, Look at recent sluggers changing leagues. They drop off for a year at least, just because of the change in pitchers. Add in that I truly believe the AL has MUCH better picthing. Not as much as 2 years ago, but the NL is much weaker overall. The NL is where it is at right now if you want to put up inflated numbers.
Ok let's look at some player changes from the NL to the AL last year:

Miguel Cabrera: .292 37 HR 127 RBI
Josh Hamilton: .304 32 HR 130 RBI
Carlos Quentin: .288 36 HR 100 RBI


Cabrera and Quentin finished 1,2 in the AL in home runs
Hamilton and Cabrera finished 1st and 3rd in the AL in RBIs


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