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PostPosted: Tue Dec 24, 2019 12:15 am 
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This would be an interesting discussion.

Lamar Jackson 2019 needs to make the top 10 list at the very least.

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Michael Phelps 2008. The end.

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Imo, 2019 Lamar > 2018 Mahomes and it’s not particularly close.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
Michael Phelps 2008. The end.

I should’ve specified we’re talking about sports that at least one non family member of the athlete gives a shit about.

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Michael Phelps 2008. The end.

I should’ve specified we’re talking about sports that at least one non family member of the athlete gives a shit about.


Then it can't be your guy cuz some asshole will point out that his accomplishments were made possible by being a member of a team.

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Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
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Michael Phelps 2008. The end.

I should’ve specified we’re talking about sports that at least one non family member of the athlete gives a shit about.


Then it can't be your guy cuz some asshole will point out that his accomplishments were made possible by being a member of a team.

Non-dolphin submissions are accepted still.

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MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

Certainly up there. Might be #1 in my lifetime.

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MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.


Probably the correct answer.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
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Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.


Probably the correct answer.

I'd take Secretariat's 1973 season over Bonds 2001. Much more dominant from top to bottom.

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MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

This thread is about athletic achievements, not science experiments.


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newper wrote:
SpiralStairs wrote:
MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.


Probably the correct answer.

I'd take Secretariat's 1973 season over Bonds 2001. Much more dominant from top to bottom.

Ok KapMan lol


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MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

Yep!

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newper wrote:
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Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.


Probably the correct answer.

I'd take Secretariat's 1973 season over Bonds 2001. Much more dominant from top to bottom.


Horses aren't people.

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We're really talking Ruth and a distant Wilt. No one else is close.

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Ted Williams, 1957 at age 38:

HR- 38
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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/755 ... ry#slide19

Holy shit Barry Sanders 1988

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Sander’s 1988 season was so good it’s hard to believe it was even real.

He rushed for 2,628 yards and 37 touchdowns in 11 games.

In the Holiday Bowl he added 222 yards and five more touchdowns, bringing the 12-game total to 2,860 yard and 42 touchdowns. That’s an average of 237.5 rushing yards and 3.5 touchdowns per game! He also had 515 return yards with two touchdowns and 106 receiving yards, giving him 3,471 all-purpose yards and 44 total touchdowns.

Sanders set 34 NCAA records in 1988, including rushing yards, touchdowns, points scored, and all-purpose yards.

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FavreFan wrote:
MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

Certainly up there.


Right up there with American Pharoah, Lance Armstrong, and Kornelia Ender.

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Gretzky 92 goals .

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Nas wrote:
We're really talking Ruth and a distant Wilt. No one else is close.


I don't think people can comprehend just how dominant Ruth was. The numbers are just too big to really understand, like the vastness of space.

His home run total of 59 were more than entire teams hit.

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Gretzky 92 goals .

Ruth and #99. Everyone else can take a back seat. Gretzky completely dwarfs Michael Jordan statistically, though it's not fair to compare guys from different sports. But I'm gonna do it: Gretzky was Ruth.


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Gretzky 92 goals .

Ruth and #99. Everyone else can take a back seat. Gretzky completely dwarfs Michael Jordan statistically, though it's not fair to compare guys from different sports. But I'm gonna do it: Gretzky was Ruth.


Agreed. The two were alien compared to the rest of the players in their league.

Jordan was far superior as much for intangible items than tangible.

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Nas wrote:
We're really talking Ruth and a distant Wilt. No one else is close.


I don't think people can comprehend just how dominant Ruth was. The numbers are just too big to really understand, like the vastness of space.

His home run total of 59 were more than entire teams hit.


You couldn't cheat on a video game and accomplish that.

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Bob Gibson's 1968

He had 14 complete game shut outs (including 6 in a row), 268 strike outs, 1.12 ERA, 22 wins, 304 innings pitched, and had 17 strikeouts during Game 1 of the 1968 World Series.

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Gretzky 92 goals .

Yep, but that’s selling it short. He also had 120 assists. That’s 212 points in 80 games. Simply ridiculous.

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68 Bob Gibson is definitely a good one.

Gretzky seems to be the winner tho….crazy numbers for one season.

FF, curious why you think Jackson 2019 and Mahomes 2018 are not close?

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MajorKong wrote:
Barry Bonds' 2001 season: .328/.515/.863 with 73 HR.

Certainly up there. Might be #1 in my lifetime.


170 something walks that year, mostly intentional. He'd have hit 150 if they threw to him.

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68 Bob Gibson is definitely a good one.

Gretzky seems to be the winner tho….crazy numbers for one season.

FF, curious why you think Jackson 2019 and Mahomes 2018 are not close?

Mahomes did something we’ve seen before at one of the highest levels possible. Lamar did something we’ve never seen before and many didn’t think was possible.

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