There is a very short list of players in baseball history who over long careers hit .300, own an on-base percentage of .400 and slug .500. There are more complete ways to judge a player’s hitting talents, of course, but there’s something beautifully well-rounded about the .300/.400/.500 hitter. He hits. He walks. He pounds the ball.

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