June 9, 200619 yr The White Sox big 3 continue to lead major league baseball in combined HR and RBIs. It's been a couple weeks since we looked, despite Thome missing the Texas series they are still on top. Note that Ryan Howard has now matched Jim Thome's power numbers. Last night's games not included.
June 9, 200619 yr QUOTE(TLAK @ Jun 9, 2006 -> 07:12 AM) The White Sox big 3 continue to lead major league baseball in combined HR and RBIs. It's been a couple weeks since we looked, despite Thome missing the Texas series they are still on top. Note that Ryan Howard has now matched Jim Thome's power numbers. Last night's games not included. They are also doing it in less ABs. Curious to see how their Run+RBI totals match up with others since HR+RBI is somewhat redundant.
June 9, 200619 yr QUOTE(TLAK @ Jun 9, 2006 -> 07:12 AM) The White Sox big 3 continue to lead major league baseball in combined HR and RBIs. It's been a couple weeks since we looked, despite Thome missing the Texas series they are still on top. Note that Ryan Howard has now matched Jim Thome's power numbers. Last night's games not included. Our big 3 is amazing. NYY would be up there too, but injuries to Sheff and Matsui are hurting their overall #'s. Jeter has never been a power guy or RBI machine.
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