Okay, so today I decided to dig into something I’ve been meaning to check out for a while: Dale Murphy. You know, the baseball player. I’d always heard he was a big deal, but I wanted to see what the fuss was all about.
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Getting Started
First, I opened up my browser and typed in “Dale Murphy” into the search bar. Pretty basic, right? The usual stuff popped up – Wikipedia, some baseball stats websites, and a few articles.
Diving Deeper
I started with Wikipedia. It gave me a good overview of his career. I learned he played mostly for the Atlanta Braves, was a two-time MVP, and known for being a genuinely good guy. Sounds interesting!
- Checked his stats on another website. Lots of numbers, but what stood out were his home runs, RBIs, and those two MVP awards.
- Found some old articles about him. They talked about his clean-cut image and how he was a role model. That’s pretty cool.
Digging Some More Details
Then going on to see all about his records,I found the following playing statistics:
- G:1926
- AB:7122
- R:1143
- H:1901
- 2B:350
- 3B:48
- HR:371
- RBI:1197
- BB:1098
- SO:1603
- SB:160
- CS:79
- AVG:.267
- OBP:.369
- SLG:.475
- OPS:.843
Wrapping Up
After spending a good chunk of time reading and clicking around, I got a much better sense of who Dale Murphy was. He wasn’t just a good baseball player; he seemed like a genuinely decent person, too. It’s always cool to discover someone like that. I’m definitely going to look for some old game footage of him later. Maybe I’ll even try to find one of his baseball cards!