who is major league baseball's all-time leaders?
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i don't know what anyone else thinks but my fave is tug mcgraw!!
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Babe Ruth had 659 of his 714 Homeruns with the Yankees, so that makes him the player with most homeruns for the yankees.\n\nDarryl Strawberry had 252 Homeruns as a NY Met, making him the all time leader for the Mets.
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Mantle, Williams, Dimaggio, Ruth, Gehrig, Cobb, Mays, Rose, just to name a few. But these are considered the greatest of all time, so Pujols is right there with them, but he still has to prove it over his whole career. I hope he does, hes a great ball player.
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C - Mike Piazza - Me may not be a defensive star, but his bat can't be ignored\n\n1B - Lou Gehrig - Albert Pujols may hold down this spot one day, but he's going to have to keep it up for another 5-10 years before he does. Gehrig is a career .340 hitter with nearly 500 homers. Only Jimmy Foxx comes close. \n\n2B - Rogers Hornsby - His 1922 season when he had 250 hits and  42 homers while batting .401 is the best season ever by a second baseman. He batted .358 for his career\n\n3B - Alex Rodriguez - Mike Schmidt actually deserves the nod here, but the edge is slight. It's only a matter of time (a year or two) before A-Rod cements his place as the game's best ever third baseman. \n\nSS - Cal Ripken - The answer here probably should be Honus Wagner...but because of his ability to play every day, power, and the fact that I've actually seen him, Cal Ripken is my pick. \n\nOF - Babe Ruth - No contest. He's the best player to ever play the game, nevermind the best outfielder. \n\nOF - Ted Williams - "There goes the greatest hitter that ever lived"\n\nOF - Willie Mays - The guy could do it all...run, hit, hit for power, field...The games most well rounded player\n\nDH - Barry Bonds - Love him, hate him, steroirds or not....whatever. Quit bitching about what he may or migiht have done and watch the damn game. Then you'll see that this guy is one of the greatest of all time. He's not a DH, but I figured with his knees he could use a rest. \n\nRHP - Roger Clemens - You could say Walter Johnson...you could say Cy Young. You could even be a complete fool and go with Nolan Ryan. But in an age dominated by hitters, Clemens has dominated everyone. \n\nLHP - Randy Johnson - He was a good pitcher up until he turned 30. Then he became a great pitcher. Everything clicked for him and he dominated the game.\n\ncloser - Mariano Rivera - The closer has become the most overrated player in the game today. Gone are the days where they actually did their team good by going 2 or 3 innings, holding a lead, and dominated a team. But in this age of closers who don't do all that much, Rivera has actually managed to make a difference. He's not the typical closer who pitches an inning a game and manages to rack up 35 saves with 50 innings for the entire year. The guy shortens games. If the Yankees are leading after 8, they win the game.
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you got to say ty cobb because he is one of the top ten greatest of all time but you have to put trammell and lou whitaker al kaline gates brown hank greenbergh, and hal newhouser i would have to say the greatest now is future hall of fame catcher ivan rodriquez he has a ton of playoff experience so when they get deep into the playoffs this year he can be a good leader
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1. Cy Young\n2. Nolan Ryan\n3. Walter Johnson\n4. Phil Niekro\n5. Tom Seaver\nRoger Clemans would have maid the top Five if he did not throw the bat at Piazza.
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At 2597, Reggie Jackson has the career record safely all to himself. He has 400 more than second place Sammy Sosa. Adam Dunn of the Reds broke the single season record in 2004 with 195. Jose Hernandez and Preston Wilson almost broke the single season record in the last few years.
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Albert Pujols. I live by St. Louis but I'm not just saying him cause i live here. He's mlb leader in homers(16) Sure there's people like Chris Shelton with a lot of homers but not good average. Pujols has good average and homers(16)
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MOST CAREER WALKOFFS. Babe Ruth 12. Jimmie Foxx 12. Stan Musial 12. Mickey Mantle 12. Frank Robinson 12.
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1) A-Rod\n2) Albert Pujols\n3) Roger Clemens\n4) Tom Glavine\n5)Greg Maddox\n\nthat is the top 5
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Here's the top 10:\n\nGAMES                            G     \n1    Carlton Fisk               2226   \n2    Bob Boone                  2225   \n3    Gary Carter                2056   \n4    Tony Pena                  1950   \n5    Jim Sundberg               1927   \n6    Al Lopez                   1918   \n7    Benito Santiago            1917   \n8    Lance Parrish              1818   \n9    Ivan Rodriguez             1812   \n10   Rick Ferrell               1806
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Present:Albert Pujols\nPast: Hank Aaron\n\ni would of said barry bonds, but am not going to because if he did take steriods then he is a dirty ho bag, but if he didnt then i will say him because look at all the records he broke in 2001\n\nBarry Bonds: Broke Mark McGwire's record for most home runs in one season\n\nBroke Babe Ruth's record for highest slugging percentage in a season\n\nBroke Roger Maris' record for most home runs in one season by a left-handed hitter\n\nOldest player to lead the major leagues in home runs\n\nOldest player to hit 50, 60, 70 home runs\n\nBroke the major-league record for walks in one season\n\nThirty-nine home runs before All-Star break\n\nOnly player to have two six-game home run streaks in career (both came this season)\n\nFastest player to 30 HR, 40 HR, 50 HR, 60 HR, 70 HR\n\nbut who knows maybe albert pujols will break all those records. I think he already broke the fastest player to get to 20 homeruns record, so he is doing  pretty amazing this year so far.plus pujols already have some records for himself already in these were set during his rookie year! \n\nWally Berger's NL rookie record for most RBI\n\nJohnny Frederick's NL rookie record for most extra-base hits\n\nRichie Allen's NL rookie record for most total bases
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Check out the best baseball stat website at http://www.baseball-reference.com/\n\nAll-Time:\nBabe Ruth\nWalter Johnson\n\nStill active:\nBarry Bonds\nRoger Clemens\n\nTrue, Bonds' numbers may be elevated due to 'roids.  Maybe in a few years A-Rod or Pujols will post better career numbers.  In any case, check out the site and draw your own conclusions.
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a-rod,\nbarry bonds\nderek jeter\nroger clemens\njohnny damon
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This is Craig Biggio's 19th year with Astros.  He is the current player with longest streak.\n\nDon't know if he is the one in history though.
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Triples \nSingle Season National League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nChief Wilson\n 36\n 1912\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 1\n \nHeinie Reitz\n 31\n 1894\n Baltimore Orioles\n NL\n 2\n \nPerry Werden\n 29\n 1893\n St. Louis Browns\n NL\n 3\n \nHarry Davis\n 28\n 1897\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 4\n \nGeorge Davis\n 27\n 1893\n New York Giants\n NL\n 5\n \nSam Thompson\n 27\n 1894\n Philadelphia Phillies\n NL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 27\n 1899\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n  \n \nKiki Cuyler\n 26\n 1925\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 8\n \nJohn Reilly\n 26\n 1890\n Cincinnati Reds\n NL\n  \n \nGeorge Treadway\n 26\n 1894\n Brooklyn Bridegrooms\n NL\n  \n \n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n  Pittsburgh Pirates\n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n \ntriples \nSingle Season American League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nSam Crawford\n 26\n 1914\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 1\n \nJoe Jackson\n 26\n 1912\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 25\n 1903\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 3\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1911\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 4\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1917\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nTy Cobb\n 23\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 6\n \nEarle Combs\n 23\n 1927\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 23\n 1913\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nDale Mitchell\n 23\n 1949\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nBill Bradley\n 22\n 1903\n Cleveland Blues\n AL\n 10\n \nEarle Combs\n 22\n 1930\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nBirdie Cree\n 22\n 1911\n New York Highlanders\n AL\n  \n \nElmer Flick\n 22\n 1906\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nTris Speaker\n 22\n 1913\n Boston Red Sox\n AL\n  \n \nSnuffy Stirnweiss\n 22\n 1945\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nFrank Baker\n 21\n 1912\n Philadelphia Athletics\n AL\n 16\n \nEarle Combs\n 21\n 1928\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 21\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 21\n 1916\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nBill Keister\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1902\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nWillie Wilson\n 21\n 1985\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Brett\n 20\n 1979\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n 24\n \nTy Cobb\n 20\n 1908\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nBuck Freeman\n 20\n 1903\n Boston Americans\n AL\n  \n \nLou Gehrig\n 20\n 1926\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nGoose Goslin\n 20\n 1925\n Washington Senators\n AL\n  \n \nCristian Guzman\n 20\n 2000\n Minnesota Twins\n AL\n  \n \nJeff Heath\n 20\n 1941\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 20\n 1920\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nHeinie Manush\n 20\n 1928\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Stone\n 20\n 1906\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Vosmik\n 20\n 1935\n Cleveland Indians\n AL
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1) Albert Pujols - Best player in the universe right now\n2) Joe Mauer - Hitting like Ichiro\n3) Francisco Liriano - The next "Johan Santana"\n4) Scott Rolen - Veteran who can still hit\n5) Eric Gagne - Could have been higher if wasn't for injuries\n6) Jonny Gomes - Already showing power and patience at young age and could get better\n7) Justin Morneau - Starting to develop power and could evolve as the best if he can be patience at bat \n8) Chris Shelton - Streaky power hitter that needs to be consistent to succeed\n9) Adam LaRoche - Shows power but needs to solve left-handers