Baseball Leaders and Standings From the Season Totals
The list shows batting leaders with Bestra Anaheim at 382 and Thomas Chicago 371, Segui Texas 371, plus ARodnguer Searle 367 and Lawn Minnesota 259, alongside runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and stolen bases led by players from multiple teams. Names include Erstad Anaheim, Rodriguez Texas, Dye Kansas City, Jeter New York, and others across Seattle Boston Toronto Chicago Oakland and more.
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Sewer
Uae
West
Minnesota
Radke A Co
Baldo
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
Abbott A
Sakland Hereche
Az Zea
Tevas Loara
Texas
Anaheim Dickson
Tea
Bestra
Anaheim
Thomas
Segui
Arodnguer
Searle
Lawn
Sada
News York
Emarinez
Arsdriguez
Mendes
Toronto
Rodagues
Cdelgado
Glaus
Dye
Kansas Ley
Koneske
Tejade
Ostend
Daman
Kansas Cay
Irib“Sagramm
Kansas
Rodrigues
Staite
Wamiee
Clemond
Emartinaz
Coveret
Boston
Bordijk
Baltimore
Erstad
Rodriguez
Sepui
Arennedy
Lawton
Giaus
Anafieun
Kane
City
Daubach
Tnaon
Olerud
Ned
Cgusan
Thunter
Durham
Pratt
Akentady
Singleton
Fmadmez
New York
Polonia
Detrit
Aver
JaGrambi
Oakand
JaCruz
Kansas City
Fables
Etsiad
Anahem
Jeter
Mondest
Tonto
Sports leaders and stats across cities and players
A compiled list of batting leaders with runs doubles triples and home runs from teams in Colorado New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Houston and Montreal. Key figures include Bonds He lton McGwire Edmonds and Reese with multiple indicators across runs doubles and stolen bases.
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Batong
Heston
Colorado
Edmonds
St Lous
Pezza
Ety
York
Vguet'eto
Mortress
Vidro
Moraes
Desen
How Yee
Gress
San Diego
Lond
San Francisco
Helen Colorado
St Lo
Bagwell
Houston
Shiney
Anzana
Helton Crigrada
Eoyoung
Chicaga
Lisa Chicaga
Video
Montreal
Ovens
San Dieco
Vguerrera
ViTia
St Louis
Gnilia
Piaaza
New York
Goortwin
Womad
Arzona
Vina
St Laws
A Brown
Pittsburgh
Cesteno
Shumpart
Bago
Bonds
San Francico
Chicago
Sfinsey
Arizona
Helton Colorado
McGwire
St Lowes
Jenkins
Milwaukee
Blue Jays Rally Past Rays in St. Petersburg Victory
Toronto hitters Mondesi Batista Gonzalez and Fullmer homered off Dwight Gooden and Mark Guthrie as the Blue Jays rallied from 4-3 down to an 8-4 win over the Devil Rays in St. Petersburg. Mondesi delivered a go ahead RBI single in the sixth, Batista tied the game earlier, and Fullmer added a homer as Toronto completed a four run inning.
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Rayl Mondesi
Tony Batista
Alex Gonzalez
Brad Fullmer
Sonny Blue Jays
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mondesi
Baetista
Gonzilez
Dwight Gooden
Blue Jays
Cory Lidle
Fullmer
Mark Guthrie
Kelvin Escobar
Fred McGriff
Bubba Trammel
Devil Rays
Paul Quantrill
Pedro Borbon
Billy Koch
Batista
Gonzalez
Tampa Bay
McGriff
White Sox rally past Twins as Abbott lifts Chicago
Jeff Abbott delivered a dramatic two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth, erasing a 3-2 deficit and giving the White Sox a 4-3 win over Minnesota. Carlos Lee and Bob Wells closed it out for Chicago, improving their record in a tight late-season stretch.
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White Sox
Twins
Chica
Jeff Abbott
Chicago
Minnesota
Eddie Guardado
Chris Singleton
Bob Wells
Carlos Lee
Greg Norton
Abbot
Indians
Royals
Cleve
Tigers beat Yankees 6-3 to take series opener
Detroit gains a 6-3 win over New York as Jose Macias collects three hits including a two run double and Jeff Weaver lasts seven strong. Detroit improves to 14 23 while New York drops to 0 3 on the trip with Pettitte tagged for five earned runs in 4 innings.
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Detroit
Jose Macias
Wiple
Jeff Weaver
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Yankees
Byo
Tigers
Seattle
Dewoit
Phil Gamer
Gregg Jefferies
Yanks
Paul Q O’ Neill
Weaver
Rus
Todd Jones
Andy Pettitte
Roger Clemens
Griffey belts two home runs to lift Reds over Astros
Ken Griffey Jr. slugged two homers including a two-out, ninth inning shot to power Cincinnati past Houston 7-2 for a sixth straight win. He added a run-scoring double and finished with four RBIs as the Reds rallied after trailing entering the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Griffey Jr
Cincinnati Reds
Astros
Houston
Griffey
Billy Wagner
Reds
Pirates
Brewers
Pittsburgh
Bruce Aven
Milwaukee
Wilson keeps hot streak with fourth straight homer for Marlins
Preston Wilson homered for the fourth consecutive game lifting the Florida Marlins to a 7-6 win over the New York Mets. He added two doubles and four RBIs as Florida rallied from a 4-3 deficit to take a lead in the seventh. Wilson tied a team record with four straight games with a homer, while Moises Alou’s Mets threatened late but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Preston Wilson
Florida Marlins
New York Mets
Hlonda
Wilson
Marlins
Mets
Florida
Todd Zeile
Att Mahay
Oakland
Dennis Cook
Luis Castillo
Chiff Floyd
Mike Piazza
Kurt Abbott
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As We
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la Es
Saturda' Flonda
Solotado
San Frany
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Alans
Jets
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Berita
Pampton i
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Axiant
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Wiaukee
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Greinnall
Grunnat Pas
Houston Seton Z
Hesston
Caine Schedaiges
The
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Red Sox
Orioles
Mike Stanley
Scom Haneberg
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Mike Trombley
Jason Johnson
Stanley
Trombley
Buddy Groom
Runer
Hatteberg
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Sadler
Rich Garces
Land
David Justice
Cleveland
Justice
Jose Santiago
Richie Sexson
Ieadoff
Ricky Battalico
Mariners
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Alex Rodriguez
Seanle
Mike Cameron
Kevin Appier
Alvin Davis
Seatte
Brett Tomko
Boston Red Sox
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Douse
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