Maybe if the the 1994 season had been completed, both Thomas and Bagwell would have slipped below 200. I think if they had less than a 167 OPS+ the rest of the way that might have happened. So they both could have hit very well, say 160 and still have fallen below 200. Maddux would have only fallen below 200 with about a 35 ERA+ the rest of the way. Not likely.
Year
|
Player
|
OPS+
|
Pitcher
|
ERA+
|
1882
|
Pete Browning
|
223
|
Denny Driscoll
|
218
|
1884
|
Fred Dunlap
|
256
|
Fred Dunlap
|
256
|
1884
|
Orator Shafer
|
201
|
Old Hoss Radbourn
|
205
|
1908
|
Honus Wagner
|
205
|
Addie Joss
|
204
|
1912
|
Ty Cobb
|
200
|
Walter Johnson
|
240
|
1919
|
Babe Ruth
|
217
|
Walter Johnson
|
215
|
1923
|
Babe Ruth
|
239
|
Dolf Luque
|
201
|
1931
|
Babe Ruth
|
218
|
Lefty Grove
|
217
|
1994
|
Jeff Bagwell
|
213
|
Greg Maddux
|
271
|
1994
|
Frank Thomas
|
212
|
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2002
|
Barry Bonds
|
268
|
Pedro Martinez
|
202
|
2003
|
Barry Bonds
|
231
|
Pedro Martinez
|
211
|
2013
|
Miguel Cabrera
|
200
|
Clayton Kershaw
|
207
|
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