**The Perennial JUAN SOTO Thread!**

[hermanotarjeta]

231 home runs at the age of 26.

Very very impressive.

[Rbradleigh]

Good for Ms Soto is all bat because those back 2 back doubles by the Ms… Soto is brutal out there.

[Mister2Bits]

Lastest PSA sub just finished up. Not sure about those 8s but thrilled with the rest

[Rickey Vaughn]

SC Variation !!!!


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[cardozo]

Originally Posted by Rbradleigh

Good for Ms Soto is all bat because those back 2 back doubles by the Ms… Soto is brutal out there.

I’m assuming Soto wouldn’t want to leave the outfield but it’s best for everyone.

[Snakeonia]

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[rngrdanny22]

Topps missed their chance at Juan Solo with that one.

[Rickey Vaughn]

He’s already got GP cards lol does Topps even know !?!?!


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[Rabs]

Originally Posted by hermanotarjeta

231 home runs at the age of 26.

Very very impressive.

Is he though???

[Snakeonia]

Originally Posted by Rabs

Is he though???

I don’t think the Yankees would attempt to sign him for 15 years if he truly wasn’t. Look how they treated Judge when he turned 30.


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[rfgilles]

Originally Posted by Rabs

Is he though???

Yes, he is.

[SidVish]

Originally Posted by rfgilles

Yes, he is.

This is the list of most home runs at age 26 with their number of plate appearances. I'm not sure how anyone can think that's not impressive.

1. Alex Rodriguez 298 4972
2. Jimmie Foxx 266 4593
3. Eddie Mathews 253 4457
4. Albert Pujols 250 4062
5. Mickey Mantle 249 4770
6. Mel Ott 242 5332
7. Frank Robinson 241 4493
8. Mike Trout 240 4673
9. Ken Griffey Jr. 238 4558
10. Juan Soto 231 4617

[rfgilles]

Originally Posted by SidVish

This is the list of most home runs at age 26 with their number of plate appearances. I'm not sure how anyone can think that's not impressive.

1. Alex Rodriguez 298 4972
2. Jimmie Foxx 266 4593
3. Eddie Mathews 253 4457
4. Albert Pujols 250 4062
5. Mickey Mantle 249 4770
6. Mel Ott 242 5332
7. Frank Robinson 241 4493
8. Mike Trout 240 4673
9. Ken Griffey Jr. 238 4558
10. Juan Soto 231 4617

I think Rabs was questioning the age of Soto, which is baseless.

He has a realistic shot of passing Ott on the list by end of season.

[SidVish]

Originally Posted by rfgilles

I think Rabs was questioning the age of Soto, which is baseless.

He has a realistic shot of passing Ott on the list by end of season.

Oh I didn't get the sarcasm. Pujols received the same age questioning and ended up playing until he was 42 with a HOF career.

[Rabs]

It's been a running joke on this thread for years about his age.

[Rickey Vaughn]

Yea he’s 54 yrs old


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[REGGIE206]

Originally Posted by SidVish

This is the list of most home runs at age 26 with their number of plate appearances. I'm not sure how anyone can think that's not impressive.

1. Alex Rodriguez 298 4972
2. Jimmie Foxx 266 4593
3. Eddie Mathews 253 4457
4. Albert Pujols 250 4062
5. Mickey Mantle 249 4770
6. Mel Ott 242 5332
7. Frank Robinson 241 4493
8. Mike Trout 240 4673
9. Ken Griffey Jr. 238 4558
10. Juan Soto 231 4617

Imagine what Soto’s total would be if he didnt lose time from the pandemic.

[cardozo]

Originally Posted by REGGIE206

Imagine what Soto’s total would be if he didnt lose time from the pandemic.

If this if that, let’s stick to reality shall we.

[livfreely]

Originally Posted by SidVish

This is the list of most home runs at age 26 with their number of plate appearances. I'm not sure how anyone can think that's not impressive.

1.Alex Rodriguez2984972
2.Jimmie Foxx2664593
3.Eddie Mathews2534457
4.Albert Pujols2504062
5.Mickey Mantle2494770
6.Mel Ott 2425332
7.Frank Robinson2414493
8.Mike Trout 2404673
9.Ken Griffey Jr.2384558
10.Juan Soto 2314617

If I’m reading this correctly, Alex had 297 HR with 4,972 plate appearances?


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[ThoseBackPages]

Originally Posted by cardozo

If this if that, let’s stick to reality shall we.

is LouBob still in the majors?

[SidVish]

Originally Posted by livfreely

If I’m reading this correctly, Alex had 297 HR with 4,972 plate appearances?


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That's correct.

Originally Posted by REGGIE206

Imagine what Soto’s total would be if he didnt lose time from the pandemic.

Oh no doubt. It's similar to how people talk about Ted Williams when he missed a lot of time to serve in the military.

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[rngrdanny22]

Originally Posted by ThoseBackPages

is LouBob still in the majors?

Got eeem!

[Rickey Vaughn]

Originally Posted by cardozo

If this if that, let’s stick to reality shall we.

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[hermanotarjeta]

Originally Posted by livfreely

If I’m reading this correctly, Alex had 297 HR with 4,972 plate appearances?


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298 hr.

There’s a reason his cards were pure gold.

[hermanotarjeta]

Originally Posted by Rickey Vaughn

The Official Luis Robert Thread
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Yikes.