Well, I got the first place guy, and should have realized number three.

Who would hae thunk that the Rangers\Senators would hae had more career .300 hitter than the Mets. Especially considering the difference in franchise success.

I'm gonna guess the three Mets are Piazza, Magadan, and Olerud.

As to the Rangers/Senators -- Goslin, Sam Rice (was he even on the Senators?), Michael Young, Julio Franco, Buddy Myer, Palmiero, Joe Cronin. I know that's only 7 but I don't feel like guessing any more.

Now . . . off to the answers. I'll be back in a minute.

Ok, I'll accept my own failings as to the Mets. Number 1 was tricky, but no excuse not to get number 3. Yikes.

But for the Senators you should've warned us that it's post-1957, so all the old time Sens I mentioned aren't calculated. And now I have to go to Baseball-Reference and look up the numbers for all the fellas I listed. Ugh.

With the Mets I'd guess that one of them is Piazza.

With the Senators/Rangers I'd guess that one is Frank Howard.

Not very daring. And possibly not very right either.

Mike, wrong Senators. Those Senators became the Twins.

You sure the Mets have three? The graph shows only two with more than 1000 AB.

Sorry. It does say "plate appearances". Need more coffee.

wrong Senators. Those Senators became the Twins.

Oh my. Now I'm just embarrassed. Let's say this whole conversation never happened. Yikes.

SCARY how similar Bonilla and Beltran's Mets numbers are