Name the Player

[JoeDirt]

no and no

[Briznock]

Santiago?

Fuck, I can't think of any of the long lasting RBIers

[JoeDirt]

Yep.

1 Canseco
2 Clemens
3 Santiago
4 ?
5 ?

[Attezz]

Clark.

[JoeDirt]

nope

[Attezz]

Then, your list is wrong.

[JoeDirt]

Or you're wrong.

Turns out, it is that you're wrong.  I just double checked.  The only Clark on the list is Howie Clark.  http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/c/clarkho02.shtml

Cross reference this against the players of NES RBI and you should find that you are, in fact, incorrect sir.

[Attezz]

Wait, are you looking at the Mitchell Report done for congress?

I was talking about the report my friend Mitchell wrote about the game in the 3rd grade.

Talk about a miscommunication!!

[JoeDirt]

No, I'm talking about that same report.  The one Mitchell did.  In the third grade.

[BeefMaster]

Dykstra

[JoeDirt]

Word.  One left:

1 Canseco
2 Clemens
3 Santiago
4 Dykstra
5 ?

[Attezz]

Chili Davis.

[TβG]

joyner, reuschel, strawberry

[JoeDirt]

1 Canseco
2 Clemens
3 Santiago
4 Dykstra
5 Joyner

Reuschel...worst guess ever?

[Attezz]

Pedrique.

[TβG]

joed gets jokes.  see how i sandwiched reuschel in there??

[BeefMaster]

I didn't remember Joyner in the report.

[edfan]

I am way too lazy to search to see if this has already been done before.  For the 1980's, 8 of the 10 top home run hitters for the decade appear in RBI.  Name them:

313 homers -
308 homers -
274 homers - Eddie Murray (non-RBI'er)
256 homers -
250 homers -
230 homers -
225 homers -
225 homers -
223 homers - Dave Winfield (non-RBI'er though he does appear on the Arcade version)
216 homers -

Interesting side note 11 of the next 14 (top 24) also appear in RBI

[Attezz]

Rice, Hrbek, Evans (either, really), Jackson, Clark

EDIT: To toss Brunansky in there as well.

[Barton]

Mattingly? Brett? Yount?