Russ Dorsey

I said Kingman is that...

Dave Kingman has around 1,400 career hits and then 400 plus homers.

That doesn't help Kyle.

It's 20.6.

That doesn't help Kyle.

It's not good.

Layla, Layla.

I thought it was a really good topic and people just yelled at me that I was an idiot because of course you get 500 homers.

And I'm like, it doesn't really work like that.

I don't think it does if he only has 1,400 hits.

The problem is it's always worked that way, but I understand what you're saying.

And so when I was talking about it on Hit and Run, I said there's nobody that has 500 that is in there that doesn't have at least 2,200 hits.

So then people say, well, Edgar Martinez got in there.

I'm like, that's Edgar.

He had 3,000 hits.

Edgar Martinez was one of the most consistent hitters for a decade.

And this is where you have to pick your battles with the text line sometimes.

But I thought it was a good conversation, a good, fun baseball conversation that I will continue to have.

Question the people around baseball and people are like, huh, never really thought of it.

I think the question becomes... Because it'll be the first conversation of its kind with two guys like that.