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Which player batted over .300 for the most successive years?
Ty Cobb, 23 years.
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In 1960 Jose led the Sophomore League in strikeouts. Two years later he was the winningest hurler in the Texas League.
"Twinkletoes" Selkirk was given the task of filling the right-field position for the New York Yankees when Babe Ruth left. Even though not the home-run hitter the Babe was, "Twinkletoes" accounts for many of the Yankees' runs, being a consistent hitter. He started his baseball career with the Rochester Club of the International League in 1927. After 7 years' playing with minor-league clubs, Selkirk was acquired by the Yankees in 1934 and since. being with them has batted below .300 only one year. He has taken part in three World Series, getting a batting average of .333 in 1936. His 5-year major-league record shows that he has taken part in 488 games, getting 529 hits for an average of .302.
Shohei whips the bat through the zone to produce prodigious exit velocities and tape- measure blasts. He also regularly clocks in the high-90s from the pitcher's mound. Ohtani often accomplishes these feats in the same game, making him a truly unique talent. The towering Japanese star oozes power, but he also zips quickly around the bases like a gazelle.
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