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I believe it is totally appropriate to refer to Lee May as "one of the most consistent power hitters of his era" in the first section of his biography. This is actually a pretty common assertion among baseball writers of his era. According to Baseballreference.com, May averaged for every 162 games (a full season) 28 home runs and 97 RBI. During his prime from 1968-1978, May never hit less than 22 home runs or drove in less than 80 runs (very good numbers in the pre-steroid era of baseball). These numbers totally and objectively state May's consistency, especially compared to all the other power hitters of his era. — Preceding unsigned comment added by MaxxRenn (talk • contribs) 23:16, 19 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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