Clift continued to develop his power game with four 20 Home Run seasons for St. Louis, and five 100 plus Walk years. In 1939, he was first in Bases on Balls, and he had an On Base Percentage over .400 from 1935 to 1939. His ability to get on base helped him score runs, and he had seven years where he hit the century mark in that metric.
Clift was dealt to the Washington Senators during the 1943 season, and Clift would accumulate 1,013 Runs, 1,463 Hits, 170 Home Runs, and a .394 OBP.
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