We now have 2B (Sandberg), 3B (Boggs), SS (Larkin), C (Piazza) and OF (Bonds).
Silver Sluggers do not differentiate between LF, CF, and RF - there are 3 in each league per season among all OFs. If we differentiate, Bonds is the leader in LF, we already have Trout as a co-leader in CF. There are 2 RFs with 7 each and one OF with 8 who spent some time in LF and some in RF.
Other than finishing off the OF, still looking for 1B (a current player), P (won 5 in 5 seasons, 1999-2003, pitching with 4 different NL teams), and DH (obviously an AL player as NL only added the DH recently).
Last year was the first to include a utility player among the Silver Slugger winners - so Luis Arraez & Brandon Drury are tied for the lead in that category with 1 each.
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1B Freeman or Goldschmidt?
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Goldschmidt is correct with 5! Freeman has 3. Pretty competitive position - lots of top hitters, so hard to pile up the big number of awards as some players at other positions.
Silver Sluggers do not differentiate between LF, CF, and RF - there are 3 in each league per season among all OFs. If we differentiate, Bonds is the leader in LF, we already have Trout as a co-leader in CF. There are 2 RFs with 7 each and one OF with 8 who spent some time in LF and some in RF.
Other than finishing off the OF, still looking for 1B (a current player), P (won 5 in 5 seasons, 1999-2003, pitching with 4 different NL teams), and DH (obviously an AL player as NL only added the DH recently).
Last year was the first to include a utility player among the Silver Slugger winners - so Luis Arraez & Brandon Drury are tied for the lead in that category with 1 each.
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1B Freeman or Goldschmidt?
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Goldschmidt is correct with 5! Freeman has 3. Pretty competitive position - lots of top hitters, so hard to pile up the big number of awards as some players at other positions.