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Through the 2009 season, Bob Nieman of the 1951 St. Louis Browns and Keith McDonald of the 2000 St. Louis Cardinals are the only players in MLB history to hit home runs in their first two at bats.
Milt Pappas - 132 career hits in 1073 at bats, for a cool .123 batting average
There are three players that hit .350 in both leagues that had enough at bats to qualify for the League batting title. It has been done once in the modern era and twice by players that switched to the American League when it became a major league in 1901. 1) Nap Lajoie - Philadelphia Phillies (1897) in the NL and Philadelphia Athletics (1901) and Cleveland Naps (1904, 1906, 1910, 1912) in the AL. 2) Ed Delahanty - Philadelphia Phillies (1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1899, 1901) in the NL and Washington Senators (1902) in the AL. 3) John Olerud - Toronto Blue Jays (1993) in the AL and New York Mets (1998) in the NL.
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