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[QUOTE="donniesyracuse, post: 3440297, member: 101"] There are lots of interesting careers on both of those 86 World Series teams. It’s hard to imagine a high-contact, low on-base, modest power guy like Bill Buckner lasting for 20+ seasons in today’s MLB. The numbers vary depending on which site you look at, but he only amassed 15-16 WAR in a long career. Of course, if he played today, he might be part of the launch-angle revolution and hit 30 home runs each season. [/QUOTE]
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