Haha! Based on name, Berrera may never fall victim to the K…One of, if not the single most amazing set of numbers that I’ve ever contemplated, are .322/28/124 totals in 656 PA’s which are Yogi’s numbers from his 1950 season in which he fell victim to the K a total of TWELVE times…Furthermore, in a 5 year period from ’47 to ’51 he amassed just a hair under 2500 PA’s and K’d just 93 times. And although Berra was way before my time, I was led to understand by both my dad and uncle that he was the type of hitter who would let it rip and take a swing at anything that was within shouting distance of the strike zone and still make solid contact. Although I never saw him play, based on 3 MVP awards, rings for all 10 fingers and his career hitting totals, my choice for the greatest backstop of all-time is undoubtedly Yogi Berra. Heck, he qualifies for that title on name alone…