Who was the NL' 1996 home run leader?
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It was the Big Cat, Andres Galarraga, with 47.  Bonds and Sheffield tied for second at 42 apiece.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/NL_1996.shtml\n\nBig Mac led the AL that season with 52.
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must be Ron Santo. Isnt he the only legendary 3rd baseman we have had.
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In the National League:\nPosition: Name, Team, Win #\nP: Greg Maddux, Chicago Cubs, 15\nC: Mike Matheny, San Francisco Giants, 4\n1B: Derrek Lee, Chicago Cubs, 2\n2B: Luis Castillo, Florida Marlins, 3\n3B: Mike Lowell, Florida Marlins, 1\nSS: Omar Vizquel, San Francisco Giants, 10\nOF: Andrew Jones, Atlanta Braves, 8\nOF: Jim Edmonds, St. Louis Cardinals, 8\nOF: Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia Phillies, 1\nAmerican League:\nP: Kenny Rogers, Texas Rangers, 4\nC: Jason Varitek, boston Red Sox, 1\n1B: Mark Teixeira, Texas Rangers, 1\n2B: Orlando Hudson, Toronto Blue Jays, 1\n3B: Eric Chavez, Oakland Athletics, 5\nSS: Derek Jeter, New York Yankees, 2\nOF: Vernon Wells, Toronto Blue Jays, 2\nOF: Torii Hunter, Minnesota Twins, 5\nOF: Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, 5
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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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Barry Bonds at 73 Home Runs. He did that on October 7, 2001.\n He hit at Pacific Bell Park, to left-center field, against Dennis Springer, the count was 1-1 none on base.
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The most consecutive games hitting home runs is eight, by Richard Long for Pittsburgh (NL), May 1956; by Don Mattingly for New York (AL), July 1987; and Ken Griffey Jr. for Seattle Mariners (AL) in July 1993
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That would be Harry Chiti and Cleveland.  It also happened to Dickie Noles on the Cubs in 1987.
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Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa both did it in 1998-99. Actually, the hit more that 60 home runs in those years
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Go here:\n\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20050802&content_id=1154523&vkey=allstar2006&fext=.jsp
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Lou "iron horse" gehrig has the all time most, with 23. Manny Ramirez, an active player, is second on the list.\nDon "donnie baseball" Mattingly hit the most in one season, 6 in 1987
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A-Rod\n\nJeter won in 1996\nNomar in 1997\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/awards/roy_rol.shtml
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Zero. Under "As an Astro":\n\n>>In 1987, Ryan had one of the most bizarre seasons in baseball history. He was by far the most dominant pitcher in the National League, leading the league in ERA (2.76) and strikeouts (270) at the age of 40. However, Ryan received horrendous offensive support all season, and finished with a record of 8-16. The poor record most likely cost him the Cy Young Award, an honor he contended for many times but never won.<<
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NO, there is not!! He is just incredible. Today against Tom Gordon of the Phillies, Big Papi hit his 8th career walk off home run!! That must be a record!!\n\nGo Sox!!
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Mike Schmidt of the PHILLIES, one of the best (if not the best) third baseman's to play the game. As a kid I used to watch him crank out homers at Veterans Stadium. Michael Jack Schmidt was THE MAN.
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Here's the top home run hitting pitchers in a season:\n\nHOMERUNS                      YEAR     HR     \n1    Wes Ferrell              1931        9   \n2    Jack Stivetts            1894        8   \nT3   Ad Gumbert               1889        7   \nT3   Ed Daily                 1888        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1890        7   \nT3   Bob Lemon                1949        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1933        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1966        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1968        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1891        7   \nT3   Mike Hampton             2001        7   \nT3   Don Newcombe             1955        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1965        7   \nT3   Brooks Kieschnick        2003        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1958        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1935        7   \nT17  Ferguson Jenkins         1971        6   \nT17  Earl Wilson              1965        6   \nT17  Bob Lemon                1950        6   \nT17  Jim Tobin                1942        6   \nT17  Rick Wise                1971        6   \nT17  Hal Schumacher           1934        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1956        6   \nT17  Bill Hutchison           1894        6   \nT17  John Clarkson            1887        6   \nT17  Sonny Siebert            1971        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1958        6
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Durham Bulls catcher, #8, Crash Davis\n\nALL-TIME MILB HOME RUN CHAMPION
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Reggie Jackson\n1975 AL Home Run Champion \n\nMike Schmidt\n1975 NL Home Run Champion