No to both

A five year span hint? Like 1995 to 2000?

Gerrold Perry

Dean Palmer

Danny Tartabull?

Hint: It was his best year for BA as a Royal but not for HRs nor RBI.

1991

Tartabull!

Danny Tartabul

EDIT: Q

pitchers are too good anymore

we're not going to see a whole lot of 40 HR seasons ever again

**** all of the people that made steroids so frowned upon

Here's a trivia tidbit about Tartabull (not 100% sure it's accurate, though): Before Jeff Francouer, he was the last Royal to start in RF two seasons in a row.



Jermaine Dye may have, but I don't think so.

Mike Sweeney

We're only going to see guys hit 40 that are legitimate 40 HR guys.

I was tired of seeing guys flip their wrists when they were off-balance and drive balls 340 to the opposite field. For ****'s sake, we were seeing broken bat homers. The game was way the hell out of whack.

Guys like Stanton and Harper will have 40 HR years and in really good years may challenge 50. In other words, baseball will be sane again.

that's fine and all but it's like the reverse hockey

if you like pitching duels, that's all fine and dandy

personally, I miss guys jacking 500 foot bombs

I wish they were still taking handfuls of greenies and pumping themselves full of adrenaline and testosterone and horse steroids

I miss Sammy Sosa and his 66 bombs, .360 BA and 165 RBI's

THOSE WERE THE DAYS

Nope