Micah Owings: .304/8/47
In a few years Owings will almost certainly be in the top five of this list.
Milt Pappas: .123/20/67
In '62 Pappas hit just .083 and had only six hits. However, four of those hits were home runs.
Don Cardwell: .135/15/53
In '60 Cardwell hit five home runs.
Rick Wise: .195/15/66
In '71 Wise hit .237 with six home runs. He also is the only pitcher to hit two home runs during his own no-hitter.
Clint Hartung: .238/14/43
In '47 Hartung hit .309 with four home runs and 13 RBI, and he hit three or more home runs in three seasons ('47, '49, '50).
Don Larsen: .242/14/72
In '58 Larsen hit .306 with four home runs.
Dontrelle Willis: .233/8/35
After forgetting how to be a consistent pitcher and moving to the AL, Dontrelle stopped piling up lofty numbers that otherwise would have landed him in the top 10.
Fergie Jenkins: .165/13/85
Jenkins hit .243 in '71 and drove in 20 runs.
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