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Who led the Tigers in stolen bases in 2007?
Curtis Granderson with 26. Gary Sheffield was second with 22.
Who led the National League in stolen bases in 2009?
Michael Bourn led the National League in stolen bases in 2009 with 61.
Who led the American League in stolen bases in 2009?
Jacoby Ellsbury led the American League in stolen bases in 2009 with 70.
Who led Major League Baseball in stolen bases in 2004?
Scott Podsednik led the National League, and the Majors with 70 stolen bases in 2004.
Is any major league players led the league in runs scored without stealing a base that same year?
In the last 50 seasons ... 1) Sammy Sosa of the 2001 Cubs led the National League in runs scored with 146 and had 0 stolen bases. 2) Cal Ripken Jr. of the 1983 Orioles led the American League in runs scored with 121 and had 0 stolen bases. 3) Roger Maris of the 1961 Yankees led the American League in runs scored with 132 and had 0 stolen bases. Through games played on 9/14/10 for the 2010 season, Mark Teixeira leads the American League with 104 runs scored and has 0 stolen bases.
Who led the Cubs with RBI in 2007?
Aramis Ramirez with 101.
Who led the 2007 Cubs in wins with 18?
Carols Zambrano
How many stolen bases did the braves have in 2009?
58 which ranked 15th of the 16 NL teams, only the Cubs had fewer with 56. Nate McLouth and Matt Diaz led the team with 12 each.
Who are the Stolen base leaders for 2008 season?
Willy Taveras led the National League in stolen bases with 68, and Jacoby Ellsbury led the American League with 50.
Who led the Cubs in runs batted in 2007?
Aramis Ramirez with 101.
How many bases did Lou brock steal in his baseball career?
Lou Brock stole 938 bases in his 19 year career. He played for the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals. He led the league eight times in stolen bases and had 118 steals in 1974 for the Cardinals. The only other player who has more steals than him is Rickey Henderson with 1406.
Who led the national league in stolen bases in 2001?
Juan Pierre of the Colorado Rockies and Jimmy Rollins of the Philadelphia Phillies tied for the NL lead in stolen bases with 46.
