17 seasons
.303/.369/.516
2,134 Hits
332 HR
421 Doubles
1,109 Runs scored
.885 OPS
If this guy had played in pretty much any other era, he'd be a Hall of Famer.
Moises Alou
I'm not saying it's a crime that Moises isn't in.
But when people try to decide what the line is between HOFer and NOT HOFer, Moises Alou is what comes to mind.
He had issues staying healthy but when he did play he was pretty dang good.
By the way, Alou finished 2nd in NL ROY voting in 1992. Talk about a solid class that year. Other MLB rookies that year included Mark Wohlers, Eric Karros, Tim Wakefield, Reggie Sanders, and Kenny Lofton.