[AlbanyCardinal]

I doubt Gwynn's in the top 200. I know that triples used to be a lot more common in the early years of baseball, when the fields were bigger and deeper, so I'd guess most of the top 100 are old-timers, such as Shoeless Joe Jackson and Honus Wagner. That's all I got, though.

In one of my first major league games the 60s player was in the visiting team.  Yes I looked

So not Gwynn ?

Barry Bonds?

[AlbanyCardinal]

I doubt Gwynn's in the top 200. I know that triples used to be a lot more common in the early years of baseball, when the fields were bigger and deeper, so I'd guess most of the top 100 are old-timers, such as Shoeless Joe Jackson and Honus Wagner. That's all I got, though.

In one of my first major league games the 60s player was in the visiting team.  Yes I looked

So not Gwynn ?

Barry Bonds?