When he was in his prime, the scoring was extremely limited. When you look at his numbers in 1967 .282/.389/.835 with 20 HR and 1968 .263/.366/.835 with 25 HR - for that era, that was impressive and he played in 155 games each year too. Someone had to Catch that 31 game winner. But again, he wasn't a very "exciting" player. Just a very consistent and reliable one. 3 Top 10 MVP finishes, and if his own teammate didn't beat him out in 1968, he might have had a better shot. He's a lot like Whitaker that way. Always good and incredibly durable too. 5 Gold Gloves. 11 All Star Games.