Which season of his was better?
Which season of his was better?
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His 2001 season.
Favourite Teams:
Boston Red Sox: 22-16
Indianapolis Colts: Decent draft, no new wide reciever though.
Detroit Pistons: Looking forward to the draft and whoever the new coach will be
Ottawa Senators: Onto Round 2 vs. Pittsburgh, Game 1 tomorrow night
Beautiful:
2001 by the fact he hit 73 HR that season.
"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships."
- Michael Jordan
Thanks MJ-Bulls for the picture.
Both were absolutely insane. I mean, a .609 OBP in 2004? But I'd take 2001. Close, though.
That '01 season is great because of the HRs, one could even argue his '02 season was his best.
'01.
It's ridiculous how good he was...The man put up a .1000 OPS at 41 and 42. Collusion forced retirement on him - BOOOOOOOOO.
2001, only because of the home runs...
2004 was crazy too though, .600+ OBP?![]()
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2001 vs. 2004
AVG: .328 vs. .362
OBP: .515 vs. .609
SLG: .863 vs. .812
ISO: .536 vs. .450
BB%: 26.7 vs. 37.6
K%: 14.0 vs. 6.6
wOBA: .537 vs. .537
wRC+: 234 vs. 233
Very, very close.
probably 2004 tbh
True MVP 49ers 2012
For every stat I like during one year, he seems to counter with another awesome stat for that other year. At least to me, both seemed equally productive for the team in their own ways.
I'll side with 2001, just because home run records are exciting in general and would keep the ballparks full all around the league (where he would be playing). Not only did he produce for the team, but teams for the national league in general.
Baseball is over. My softball league is over. I am now officially depressed...
I miss Barry :cry:
Oh man this is tough! I'd probably take the 01 season just because of all those HRs
2001 is awesome, 73 hrs is crazy
but in 2004 he got on base 61% of the time, which is even more insane
i pick both![]()