Who has lead the league in the MOST STATS in one season?

DIdnt Lou Gehrig lead the League in AVG HR RBI RUNS SLG OBA in his Triple crown year?
maybe Rogers Hornsby in the 20's (who won 2 triple crowns-- Ruth never one any)
Should there be a Quadruple Crown? Quintuple Crown?
anyone know?
maybe Rogers Hornsby in the 20's (who won 2 triple crowns-- Ruth never one any)
Should there be a Quadruple Crown? Quintuple Crown?
anyone know?
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not sure i get what your saying
Ruth's best was seven, Gehrig six
<< <i>No. I'm saying almost every power hitter in this era has been tied to PEDs. So I discard the stats from the past 15 years when looking at achievements in MLB. >>
I discard stats from the NHL because I don't follow that sport. Doesn't really mean anything. . .
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<< <i>DIdnt Lou Gehrig lead the League in AVG HR RBI RUNS SLG OBA in his Triple crown year? >>
Not Runs. And guess what, he finished 5th in the MVP voting!
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14. Christy Matthewson, 1908, led league in: Wins, ERA, Ks, Games Pitched, Games Started, CG, Shutouts, Saves, IP, Hits, BF, WHIP, BB 9/inn, K/BB Ratio
12. Pete Alexander, 1915, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Winning %, CGs, Shutouts, Innings, Batters Faced, WHIP, Hits 9/inn, K 9/inn, K/BB Ratio
11. Greg Maddux, 1995, led league in: Wins, ERA, Winning %, CG, Shutouts, Innings, WHIP, HR per 9inn, BB per 9inn, K/BB ratio
10. Sandy Koufax, 1965, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Winning %, Innings, Batters Faced, WHIP, Hits per 9inn, Ks per 9inn, K/BB ratio
10. Pete Alexander, 1916, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Games Started, CGs, Shutouts, Innings, Hits allowed, Batters Faced, WHIP
9. Sandy Koufax, 1966, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Games Started, CG, Shutouts, Innings, Batters Faced, K/BB ratio
9. Greg Maddux, 1994, led league in: Wins, ERA, CG, Shutouts, Innings, Batters Faced, WHIP, HRs per 9inn, BB per 9 innings
9. Steve Carlton, 1972, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Games Started, Complete Games, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced, K/BB ratio
8. Pedro Martinez, 199, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Winning %, WHIP, Hits per 9 innings, Ks per 9 innings, K/BB ratio
8. Randy Johnson, 2002, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Winning %, Complete Games, Innings Pitched, Batters Faced, Ks per 9inn
8. Denny McLain, 1968, led league in: Wins, Winning %, Innings, Games Started, Complete Games, Batters Faced, K/BB ratio
8. Steve Carlton, 1982, led league in: Wins, Strikeouts, Games Started, Complete Games, Shutouts, Innings, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced
7. Johan Santana, 2006, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Innings Pitched, WHIP, Hits per 9 Innings, Ks per 9 innings
7. Pete Alexander, 1920, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Games Started, CG, Innings, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced
7. Tom Seaver, 1973, led league in: ERA, Strikeouts, Complete Games, WHIP, Hits per 9innings, Ks per 9 innings, K/BB ratio
7. Sandy Koufax, 1964, led league in: Wins, ERA, Winning %, Shutouts, WHIP, Hits per 9 innings, Ks per 9innings
7. Sandy Koufax, 1963, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Shutouts, WHIP, Hits per 9innings, K/BB ratio
7. Roger Clemens, 1997, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Complete Games, Shutouts, WHIP
7. Roger Clemens, 1998, led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Hits per 9inn, HR per 9inn, Ks per 9 innings
7. Randy Jones, 1976, led league in: Wins, Games Started, Innings, Complete Games, Innings, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced, WHIP
7. Steve Carlton, 1980, led league in: Wins, Strikeouts, Games Started, Innings, Wild Pitches, Batters Faced, K/BB Ratio
7. Steve Carlton, 1973, led league in: Losses, Games Started, Complete Games, Innings, Hits Allowed, Earned Runs, Batters Faced
6. Juan Marichal, 1968, led league in: Wins, Complete Games, Innings, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced, K/BB ratio
6. Ron Guidry, 1978, led league in: Wins, ERA, Winning Percentage, Shutouts, WHIP, Hits per 9 innings
6. Gaylord Perry, 1970, led league in: Wins, Games Started, Shutouts, Innings, Hits Allowed, Batters Faced
6. Roger Clemens, 1986, led league in: Wins, Winning %, ERA, WHIP, Hits per 9 innings
6. Roger Clemens, 1991, led league in: ERA, Strikeouts, Games Started, Shutouts, Innings, Batters Faced
6. Cliff Lee, 2008, led league in: Wins, ERA, Winning Percentage, Shutouts, Home Runs per 9 innings, Walks per 9 innings
6. JR Richard, 1979, led league in: ERA, Strikeouts, Wild Pitches, Hits per 9 innings, Ks per 9 innings, K/BB ratio
5. Bob Gibson, 1968, led league in: ERA, Strikeouts, Shutouts, WHIP, Hits per 9 innings
5. Dwight Gooden, 1985 led league in: Wins, ERA, Strikeouts, Complete Games, Innings,
Edited to Add: Taking a break for now
Interesting Notes:
Christy Matthewson only person I've seen thus far to lead in Wins, Ks, ERA and Saves
Steve Carlton went from winning Triple Crown in 1972 to leading league in Losses, Hits Allowed & Earned Runs the next year
Nolan Ryan doesn't make this list
Erik
I'm also putting a new criteria for posting that one has to lead the league in at least two of the major three categories (W, K, ERA)
Erik
135 Runs
230 Hits
46 Doubles
18 Triples
131 RBIs
.376 BA
.450 OBP
.702 SLG
All these led the league. Musial also had 39 home runs. Kiner and Mize led the league with 40. Musial did hit his 40th home run that season, but it was wiped-out by a rain shortened game.
In 1921, Rogers Hornsby had ...
131 Runs
235 Hits
44 Doubles
18 Triples
126 RBIs
.397 BA
.458 OBP
.639 SLG
and in 1922 had ...
141 Runs
250 Hits
46 Doubles
42 Triples
152 RBIs
.401 BA
.459 OBP
.722 SLG
All these led the league. And finally, really, really old school.
In 1887, Tip O'Neil of St. Louis in the American Association had ...
167 Runs
225 Hits
52 Doubles
19 Triples
14 Home Runs
123 RBIs
.435 BA
.490 OBP
.691 SLG ... all in 124 games!
All these led the league.
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LSU Blow it out your arse..i cant make a post without your trolling it and saying its worthless....
<< <i>Use one of your ALT's you loser. >>
He's a loser for posting about a baseball related topic, yet, you are the one who posts pictures of some woman that looks like a cheap tramp with her breast hanging out? What is more appropriate for this SPORTS forum?
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<< <i>Use one of your ALT's you loser. >>
He's a loser for posting about a baseball related topic, yet, you are the one who posts pictures of some woman that looks like a cheap tramp with her breast hanging out? What is more appropriate for this SPORTS forum? >>
I agree...why is LSU Tigers ALWAYS looking to rip somebody? He seems like a very unhappy human being...
you dont run this message board.....
if you dont like a post keep your mouth shut....DONT BE A TROLL
Dan Marino lead the league in nearly every passing category in 1984. Tom Brady took it up one more notch in 2007. I think both of those seasons are tops in my book.
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<< <i>Use one of your ALT's you loser. >>
He's a loser for posting about a baseball related topic, yet, you are the one who posts pictures of some woman that looks like a cheap tramp with her breast hanging out? What is more appropriate for this SPORTS forum? >>
I agree...why is LSU Tigers ALWAYS looking to rip somebody? He seems like a very unhappy human being... >>
I far more enjoyed the breast pic, but that's just me!