A baseball player who can't run, and can't play defense, could hit a home run once every 10 at-bats, but strikeout the other 9 times
If he did that over the course of 20 seasons, he'd be the all-time leader in home runs
Would that make him among the best players ever?
Again your creating these alternative standards that don’t exist, all to make a point that you don’t have.
I’m sure your insinuating that this make believe player is Ovechkin? Yet again your completely ignoring accomplishments and leaving those out and painting your own picture.
for example, ok this said player can’t run?
-Ovechkin is a great skater and very physical.
This player could hit home runs
-how many times did he lead the league in home runs? More time than anyone?
Goes at bat but strikes out more than hits?
-well if this is a correlation between shots and and at bats, it doesn’t match. Striking out is different, you don’t strike out in hockey and shouldn’t be belittled for shooting more shots, see Gretzky
And lastly, how many times as this said player been considered the best in the league? How many times was he voted most valuable?
once again, your creating a player that clearly doesn’t match Ovechkins career, but yet your trying to push the idea that he is basically Ovechkin....but with baseball. Sorry, doesn’t work.