The homeruns are a giveaway

@@vinnyt1140 I’m thinking he might’ve forgot about the stolen bases and thought it was homers instead

Lol forreal, how does he not know Kent played most of his career as a giant hahaha

@@vinnyt1140 His picture on there is hilarious - even he's confused by someone thinking he had 465 SB.

@@kingdarius513 yeah couldnt be further away from the guys on this list

inner circle Hall of Fame name

Saw 2009 Royals and knew instantly that it was Crisp.

Yeah I saw Cleveland, Boston, Oakland and immediately knew it had to be Coco BJ Upton for the medium round for me was super easy as well, saw the many years in Tampa and then the really shit stint in Toronto at the end of his career and knew it was him

I am shocked to learn Mario Mendoza wouldn't qualify for that.

Who is Joey Gallo

@@jibsayherp, not in 2023

Is there many guys who had any significant career with a sub-.200 average in the bigs (not counting pitchers)? I have to imagine most of those players would have either been a bench player, had very short careers, or were up and down in the minors

They’d be all pitchers

Everyone who's ever said this about a silhouette is 100% full of crap, and I wouldn't even believe what they said they had for breakfast. Compulsive liars.

Marte was the only guess that came to my head straight away. Cycled through Altuve and JRam before Turner and Merrifield. Marte is a sneaky guy for hall of fame if he plays another 5 seasons on his 2021 level

@@baileysmith4744 "Hall of Famer???" He's only been an All-Star *twice,* and he 34 so I'm not exactly sure why we're expecting him to match his career-high steals (especially when he only had 18 last season). There's also not a whole lot of precedent for sub-.300 hitters with below-average power making it into Cooperstown. I mean, it's happened a few times with players who have really gone above and beyond in differentiating themselves in some other way (multi-positional, clubhouse, etc.), but it just doesn't seem like Marte is "dat dude." I'd bet heavily against it happening.

@@Vic-Vega Cooperstown not Canton

@@Vic-Vega you’re wrong cause I had the same thing happen. Could tell it was Marte.

I made the same mistake at first glance, but what saved me was knowing Rajai had time in Toronto.

I was thinking the same due to the short stint in SF!

that was the only name I could come up with too but I knew it couldn't be him because he mostly played short and could only dream of having a 100 OPS+ season

@@succumbtoviolets true, and who could forget Ichiro nabbing him at third with that inhuman throw?

That's a good guess because Perez played with the Cubs as well.

@@martelkapo That was Jose Guillen's throw. The famous Ichiro throw got Terrence Long.

BJ was easy to me, I remember his time in Atlanta and San Diego because it overlapped with his brother and I saw the years in Tampa and the awful half year in Toronto

@@Karmy. I watched a TON of him in Tampa, there was no reason it should have taken that long. Even as a Yankee fan when I played the outfield (with my friends, no high level competition 🤣) I tried to emulate his game. Dude was smooth out there in CF

The friend we all made fun of

need this!! Second gen players would be great

Tyler Austin, John Maine, and Ron Washington come to mind.

TIL where they got “BJ” from. Always wondered how Melvin Upton Jr. was shortened into BJ.

‘05 World Series, game 2. Never forget 🫡

Weirdly enough, it’s the brief tenure in Toronto that I got it aka that one time Tyler Naquin hit an inside the park walk-off. His fielding/hustle might be the worst I’ve ever seen.

That was the only one I got right lol

Geoff Blum for hard

Makes sense, the 07 Red Sox were the most notable team he played for

Got him immediately but it seemed so wrong that he only had three seasons there. The teams all made sense but not the years. Would have confidently guessed 5+ seasons in Boston for that guy.

Hard got me because I was born in 2000 and his career was wrapping up as I became old enough to understand baseball. Easy was a quick one for me & medium I got after briefly confusing the answer for another mid-2000s prospect-turned-journeyman.