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What player holds the record for the highest batting average in the World Series?
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How can a baseball player have the highest percentage batting average the first and second half of a season yet still not have the highest for the total season?
because the world series
Which Players have had 100 at bats in world series history?
Lou gehrig 361 This is the answer to another question: Which player, with 100 or more at bats, has the highest World Series batting average?
What player's 440 batting average is the highest single season average?
Hugh Duffy of the 1894 Boston Beaneaters.
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Which player owns the highest single season batting average for a rookie second baseman?
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The highest average of basketball is 14 points a game for a benched player.
Who has the highest batting average in the national league in 2010?
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What is the name of the player to win the batting title with the highest average?
Hugh Duffy of the Boston Beaneaters hit .440 in 1894. Since 1920, the end of the "dead-ball era", The highest average for a season was Roger Hornsby's .424 in 1924
Who was the hated baseball player nicknamed the Georgia Peach?
Ty Cobb was known as the Georgia Peach. He had a batting average of .367, the highest in history at the time.
What baseball player had the highest lifetime batting average the most base hits scored the most runs and stole the most bases?
Ty Cobb
Highest paid player who has not won the World Series?
A-ROD
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The highest batting average a player can have is 1.000, which would mean that he would have a hit every time he is at bat. Of course, this wouldn't count the times the batter may have been walked, since walks aren't considered "at-bats" and don't reflect upon his batting average.
