That would be Rickey Henderson with 130 stolen bases in 1982. The record for most stolen bases in a single MLB season is held by Hugh Nicol of the Cincinnati Red Stockings of the American Association who stole 138 bases in 1887.
As far as modern day Baseball is concerned, Rickey Henderson has the most stolen bases in a single season and Lou Brock of the 1974 St. Louis Cardinals has the second most with 118.
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Rickey Henderson with 130 steals.
Willy Taveras led the National League in stolen bases with 68, and Jacoby Ellsbury led the American League with 50.
Rickey Henderson with 130 stolen bases in 1982.
Rickey Henderson had 130 stolen bases in 1982 In the really dead ball era of baseball, Hugh Nicol of the Cincinnati Red Stockings in the American Association, then considered a major league, stole 138 bases in 1887.
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Rickey Henderson with 130 steals.
Carl Crawford led the American League in stolen bases in 2006 but was second in the Majors to Jose Ryes who led the National League with 64
Willy Taveras led the National League in stolen bases with 68, and Jacoby Ellsbury led the American League with 50.
Rickey Henderson with 130 stolen bases in 1982.
Rickey Henderson had 130 stolen bases in 1982 In the really dead ball era of baseball, Hugh Nicol of the Cincinnati Red Stockings in the American Association, then considered a major league, stole 138 bases in 1887.
By the end of the 2008 season, Jacoby Ellsbury finished first with 50 stolen bases. Ellsbury led the American League with 50 SBs. Willie Taveras of the Colorado Rockies led MLB in stolen bases in the 2008 season with 68.
Joe Morgan. Through the 2008 season, Joe Morgan is 11th in career stolen bases with 689. His highest season's total was 67 in 1973 and 1975 and he finished second behind Lou Brock (70) in 1973 and Davey Lopes (77) in 1975. He finished second in the NL in stolen bases 7 seasons.
Dom DiMaggio of the 1950 Boston Red Sox led the American League in stolen bases with 15.
Jackie Robinson holds the career record for field percentage by a second baseman, .992 (minimum of 150 games). He shares the single-season record for most double plays by a second baseman, 137 in 1951. He led the National League in stolen bases and in double plays by a second baseman on several occasions.
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Ty Cobb had 76 stolen bases in 1909. That was his third best season in stolen bases, behind his 83 in 1911 and 96 in 1915.