Rickey Henderson? Couldn't name a year, but I would think he would have been a candidate in his days in Oakland.How many times has a player hit 70+ extra base hits and 70 stolen bases in the same season?Who was the player / were the players?
XRickey Henderson? Couldn't name a year, but I would think he would have been a candidate in his days in Oakland.How many times has a player hit 70+ extra base hits and 70 stolen bases in the same season?Who was the player / were the players?
Was just going to post Samuel's 1984 season.Cobb and Juan Samuel.
CrawfordI could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.
1911I'm guessing someone can confirm Cobb - he had to go 40/20/10 2b/3b/Hr or something close to that breakdown once or twice.
Cobb had 79/83 in '11.I should have known Juan - as I type this wearing my Phillies T-shirt.I'm guessing someone can confirm Cobb - he had to go 40/20/10 2b/3b/Hr or something close to that breakdown once or twice.
CrawfordI could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.
That was my guess.Jules Winnfield said:Did Eric Davis ever do it?
Heck back then, walks used to count as a hit in batting average...While we are on the subject of SBs, was there a different scoring rule in 1887? Cause there are 6 players credited with 100+ steals and 22 players with 70+ steals.I looked it up . . . before 1898 players were credited with a SB if they advanced more than one base on another player's base hit.
I don't think Carl will ever top 70 steals.CrawfordI could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.
Bingo.Research or read the snippet in the Post?Cobb and Juan Samuel.
I went to BBR and looked for candidates under power-speed leaders. Saw Samuel's name and thought it was a possibility.Bingo.Research or read the snippet in the Post?Cobb and Juan Samuel.
Funny you mention that. I read this fact in the NY Post and they talked about it in the context of Reyes, who has a definate chance to do this.I could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.
66-64 last year. I wonder how many people have even broke the 60/60 mark twice in their career?Funny you mention that. I read this fact in the NY Post and they talked about it in the context of Reyes, who has a definate chance to do this.I could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.
Joe Morgan 1973 & 197666-64 last year. I wonder how many people have even broke the 60/60 mark twice in their career?Funny you mention that. I read this fact in the NY Post and they talked about it in the context of Reyes, who has a definate chance to do this.I could see Jose Reyes pulling this off shortly.