With the apparent retirement of Alex Rodriquez, his career numbers can be compared to those of the greats. His numbers do not quite compare to Hank Aaron, but they in line with Willie Mays. But ARod’s statistics surpass those of 2016 hall of fame inductee Ken Griffey Junior.
games.runs.hits..2B..3B…HR…RBI….SB….BB….K
2784 2021 3115 548 031 696 2086 329 1338 2287 ARod
2671 1662 2781 524 038 630 1836 184 1312 1779 Griffey Jr
3298 2174 3771 624 098 755 2297 240 1402 1383 Aaron
2992 2062 3283 523 140 660 1903 338 1464 1526 Mays
AVG.OBP.SLG.OPS.total bases.games/year
295 .380 .550 930 5813 ARod 127
284 .370 .538 907 5271 Griffey 121
305 .374 .555 928 6856 Aaron 143
302 .384 .557 941 6066 Mays 136
Tuesday night Ceil was attending a women’s event at her school. M had a doctor’s appointment, then attended Joel Norman’s church in Brookhaven with his friends. Joel leads music on Tuesday nights. With nobody to go home to, I left work at six and played golf.
Parred several par threes. Hit some good shots and some bad. I just can’t hit the ball very far, which will probably render me ineffective in the upcoming tournament. Hit my driver on two or three par three holes. Instead of talking about my good shots, here’s a few of my bad ones: hitting my tee shot into the water – directly behind me, teeing off from the back tee, my shot did not advance past the middle tee box. Three tee shots landed on or near the tee boxes of adjacent holes. I only had to yell “FORE!” once.
The front nine greens had been aerated earlier in the day, so I played the longer back nine, then the sandy first hole, then 11-15 again. The darkness made it hard to find my shots, so I called it a day after that. Still haven’t recovered from my soreness and exhaustion.
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