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67MLB Saves Leaders By Year—2000s
Saves have become one of the most important stats for teams, because those teams have realized the importance of being able to take a lead and slam the door. In addition, many pitchers have benefited from...
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79Baseball’s All-Time Grand Slam Leaders
1. Lou Gehrig -Lou Gehrig is better known for the record he held until Cal Ripken, Jr. broke it about a decade ago-the consecutive games played streak. But Gehrig has also long held the major league...
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78MLB Home Run Leaders By Year—1970s
The 1970s was a great decade for home run hitters. In the early part of the decade, you had guys like Johnny Bench, Willie Stargell and Mike Schmidt leading the way, and then later on the likes of George...
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74National League MVPs by Year—1970s
When you think ‘70s baseball in the National League, you think of great teams like the Big Red Machine in Cincinnati, the Amazing Mets, and talented teams in Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. There were some great...
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77World Series Winners By Year 2000s
2007-Boston 4, Colorado 0--The Red Sox won their second title in four seasons after a previous 86-year drought. After the upstart Rockies rolled through the last 2 weeks of the regular season, and then won a...
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72Greatest Red Sox Sluggers Of All Time
Catcher Carlton Fisk may have hit the most memorable home run in Red Sox history (in Game 6 of the '75 World Series), but this list is strictly based on the Sox' all-time leaders in home runs while with the...
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75Greatest Mets Pitchers of All Time
1. Tom Seaver-Tom "Terrific" Seaver was the greatest Mets pitcher in history. Though he didn't pitch his entire career with the team, he was instrumental in leading the Mets to the World Series in 1969, when...
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64American League Cy Young Winners By Year—1980s
Guys named Saberhagen and Clemens won the AL Cy Young Award more than once in the 1980s, but there were a few others in that decade you may or may not recognize. Here is a complete list of American League Cy...
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70New York Mets All-Time Strikeout Leaders
While writing for a great Mets’ blog site called Metsmerized, I conjured up some of my own memories last week of watching Dwight Gooden and Tom Seaver blow hitters away with blazing heat and nasty curves....
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65Texas Rangers All-Time Strikeout Leaders
The Texas Rangers were the Washington Senators when they broke into the league in 1961, and moved to Arlington (Dallas area) in 1972. The franchise has three playoff appearances but no championships or even...
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