What is the major league career rbi record, and who holds it?
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hank Aaron, 2297 rbi's
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nRoger Cedeno is the correct answer.  Interesting note, that of all the many steals in career steals leader Rickey "I am the Greatest" Henderson's career, only four, that is 4, were of home plate.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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Pujols.  He hit 14 homes in April, which is a new record.  Looks like there's only more to come.
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Pete Rose, with 4256 hits.\n\nand if we are lucky, never to be in the hall of fame
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A batter is awarded 1 RBI (runs batted in) for each runner that can cross home plate after his hit. In the case of a home run, this would include 1 RBI for himself.
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The MODERN record for most runs by a single team is 29, by the Red Sox against the St. Louis Browns on 6/8/1950, and by the White Sox against Kansas City on 4/23/1955.\n\nEarlier,on 6/29/1897, Chicago Colts of the NL scored 36 runs against Louisville.\n\nThe AMERICAN League record for BOTH TEAMS is 36 (Boston 22, Philadelphia 14; 6/29/1950)\n\nThe MAJOR League record for BOTH teams is 49 (Cubs 26, Phillies 23; 8/25/1922)
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Greg Maddux - 176 wins\nRoger Clemens - 152 wins\nRandy Johnson - 150 wins
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The records he currently holds:\n\nMost HR in the American League: 708\nMost HR by a left-hander: 714\nMost HR in extra innings, AL: 16\nMost HR by an outfielder, AL: 686
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Pete Rose by a mile....\n\n1. Pete Rose#  4256 B \n2. Ty Cobb+*  4189 L \n3. Hank Aaron+  3771 R \n4. Stan Musial+*  3630 L \n5. Tris Speaker+*  3514 L \n6. Carl Yastrzemski+*  3419 L \n7. Cap Anson+  3418 R \n8. Honus Wagner+  3415 R \n9. Paul Molitor+  3319 R \n10. Eddie Collins+*  3315 L \n11. Willie Mays+  3283 R \n12. Eddie Murray+#  3255 B \n13. Nap Lajoie+  3242 R \n14. Cal Ripken  3184 R \n15. George Brett+*  3154 L \n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/H_career.shtml
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The world record is 445 feet 10 inches set by Glen Gorbous in 1957, a minor leaguer at the time.\n\nhttp://thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/long197.html
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It has happened 12 times in the Major Leagues.  \n\n1. 5-24-1936, Tony Lazzeri, New York Yankees\n2. 7-4-1939, Jim Tabor, Boston Red Sox\n3. 7-27-1946, Rudy York, Boston Red Sox\n4. 5-9-1961, Jim Gentile, Baltimore Orioles\n5. 7-3-1966, Tony Cloninger, Atlanta Braves\n6. 6-24-1968, Jim Northrup, Detroit Tigers\n7. 6-26-1970, Frank Robinson, Baltimore Orioles\n8. 9-4-1995, Robin Ventura, Chicago White Sox\n9. 8-14-1998, Chris Hoiles, Baltimore Orioles\n10. 4-23-1999, Fernando Tatis, St. Louis Cardinals\n11. 5-10-1999, Nomar Garciaparra, Boston Red Sox\n12. 7-29-2003, Bill Mueller, Boston Red Sox
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A-Rod, Pujols, and possibly Bonds. Maybe even all three.\n\nBy the way, Pujols has a chance to break Barry Bonds's single season HR record too.
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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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Whitey Ford - "The Yankees won 11 pennants in Ford's years with them. He ranks first all-time in WS wins (10), losses (8), games and games started (22), innings pitched, hits, bases on balls, and strikeouts. In the 1960, '61, and '62 Series, he pitched 33 consecutive scorelesss innings, breaking Babe Ruth's WS record of 29-2/3."\n\nI would also vote for (in no particular order): Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Christy Mathewson, and Mariano Riveria.
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In a career - Hank Aaron (755).  In a season - Barry Bonds (73).
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What "babe's record" are you talking about?\n\nIf you mean Homeruns, that record belongs to Hank Aaron.\n\nGeorge Herman Ruth's homeruns are meaningless when it concerns the #1 record of all time.\n\nwho cares about breaking the #2 record when it means nothing.
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No -- the major league record is only 755 (Hank Aaron) and I believe the record in Japan is 800-something, so I don't think anyone has hit that many homeruns, let alone someone named Tony.