Michael Bourn led the National League in stolen bases in 2009 with 61.
Michael Bourn had the most stolen bases in the National League in 2009 with 61.
Dom DiMaggio of the 1950 Boston Red Sox led the American League in stolen bases with 15.
Rickey Henderson
2,681 bases were stolen in the National League in 1887. John Ward of the New York Giants was the individual leader with 111. The New York Giants led the league that year with 415. The Pittsburgh Alleghenys stole the fewest bases that season with 221. There were 513 games played in the National League that season meaning an average of 5.23 bases were stolen per game.
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Jacoby Ellsbury led the American League in stolen bases in 2009 with 70.
Michael Bourn led the National League in stolen bases in 2009 with 61.
Michael Bourn had the most stolen bases in the National League in 2009 with 61.
Scott Podsednik led the National League, and the Majors with 70 stolen bases in 2004.
The first player in franchise history to lead the AL in stolen bases was Mickey Rivers who stole 70 bases in 1975. The only other Angel to lead the AL in stolen bases was Chone Figgins in 2005 with 62.
Yes Ricky Henderson with 1,403 stolen bases
career stolen bases is Rickey Henderson with1,406 stolen bases but most stolen bases in one season, is technically Hugh Nicol with 138 stolen base in one season. with the new stolen base rule implemented the individual with the most stolen bases in one season would be Rickey Henderson with 130 stolen bases. Rickey Henderson is the only Major league Baseball player to have stolen 100 bases in 3 consecutive season back to back. Posted by: David Geter
Dom DiMaggio of the 1950 Boston Red Sox led the American League in stolen bases with 15.
Rickey Henderson
2,681 bases were stolen in the National League in 1887. John Ward of the New York Giants was the individual leader with 111. The New York Giants led the league that year with 415. The Pittsburgh Alleghenys stole the fewest bases that season with 221. There were 513 games played in the National League that season meaning an average of 5.23 bases were stolen per game.