Offseason stat package--OWP

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CAREER OWP LEADERS

1 Babe Ruth .855
2 Ted Williams .833
3 Mickey Mantle .805
4 Lou Gehrig .797
5 Rogers Hornsby .787
6 Barry Bonds .786
7 Ty Cobb .781
8 Joe Jackson .780
9 Frank Thomas .774
10 Dan Brouthers .770
11 Pete Browning .769
12 Stan Musial .753
13 Honus Wagner .749
14 Tris Speaker .748
15 Billy Hamilton .745
16 Jimmie Foxx .743
17 Mel Ott .743
18 Johnny Mize .743
19 Mark McGwire .742
20 Joe DiMaggio .741
21 Edgar Martinez .738
22 Elmer Flick .737
23 Jeff Bagwell .735
24 Willie Mays .735
25 Ed Delahanty .735
26 Nap Lajoie .724
27 Hank Aaron .722
28 Hank Greenberg .722
29 Frank Robinson .721
30 Mike Piazza .721
31 Dick Allen .719
32 Frank Chance .719
33 Roger Connor .717
34 Jim Thome .715
35 Eddie Mathews .709
36 Harry Heilmann .706
37 Willie McCovey .703
38 Gary Sheffield .702
39 Joe Morgan .701
40 Eddie Collins .701
41 Jesse Burkett .698
42 Willie Stargell .697
43 Rickey Henderson .695
44 Ralph Kiner .694
45 Mike Schmidt .693
46 Ken Griffey Jr. .693
47 Arky Vaughan .692
48 Harry Stovey .688
49 Sam Crawford .686
50 Hack Wilson .685
51 Sam Thompson .684
52 Larry Doby .681
53 King Kelly .680
54 Gene Tenace .680
55 Will Clark .679
56 Cap Anson .679
57 Jack Fournier .679
58 Babe Herman .678
59 Mike Tiernan .678
60 Norm Cash .677
61 Sherry Magee .676
62 Jeff Heath .675
63 Bill Terry .674
64 Pedro Guerrero .674
65 Larry Walker .674
66 Harmon Killebrew .673
67 Reggie Jackson .672
68 Topsy Hartsel .672
69 George Gore .672
70 Wade Boggs .671
71 Tim Raines .670
72 Duke Snider .667
73 Darryl Strawberry .667
74 George Brett .666
75 Fred Clarke .666
76 Dolph Camilli .665
77 Joe Kelley .665
78 Paul Waner .664
79 Albert Belle .663
80 Denny Lyons .662
81 Rod Carew .662
82 Fred McGriff .662
83 Jackie Robinson .661
84 Wally Berger .661
85 Jack Clark .661
86 Tony Gwynn .660
87 John Olerud .660
88 Tommy Henrich .659
89 Rafael Palmeiro .659
90 Home Run Baker .659
91 Reggie Smith .657
92 Henry Larkin .657
93 Al Kaline .656
94 Boog Powell .655
95 Bill Nicholson .655
96 Jim O'Rourke .655
97 Tim Salmon .654
98 Riggs Stephenson .654
99 Chuck Klein .654
100 Frank Howard .653

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ACTIVE OWP LEADERS

1 Barry Bonds .786
2 Frank Thomas .774
3 Edgar Martinez .738
4 Jeff Bagwell .735
5 Mike Piazza .721
6 Jim Thome .715
7 Gary Sheffield .702
8 Rickey Henderson .695
9 Ken Griffey Jr. .693
10 Larry Walker .674
11 Tim Raines .670
12 Fred McGriff .662
13 John Olerud .660
14 Rafael Palmeiro .659
15 Tim Salmon .654
16 Mo Vaughn .653
17 Bernie Williams .652
18 David Justice .644
19 Craig Biggio .636
20 Juan Gonzalez .628

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SINGLE SEASON OWP LEADERS

1 Barry Bonds 2001 .924
2 Mickey Mantle 1957 .917
3 Babe Ruth 1920 .913
4 Ted Williams 1941 .908
5 Babe Ruth 1923 .896
6 Ted Williams 1957 .894
7 Babe Ruth 1921 .891
8 Babe Ruth 1926 .883
9 Ted Williams 1942 .881
10 Babe Ruth 1924 .879
11 Honus Wagner 1908 .878
12 Mickey Mantle 1962 .878
13 Mickey Mantle 1956 .876
14 Ty Cobb 1910 .876
15 Ted Williams 1954 .876
16 Babe Ruth 1927 .874
17 Babe Ruth 1919 .872
18 Nap Lajoie 1901 .872
19 Babe Ruth 1931 .872
20 Mickey Mantle 1961 .871
21 Rogers Hornsby 1924 .871
22 Honus Wagner 1904 .868
23 Norm Cash 1961 .868
24 George Brett 1980 .864
25 Rickey Henderson 1990 .863
26 Lou Gehrig 1927 .863
27 Ted Williams 1947 .863
28 Frank Thomas 1994 .862
29 Ted Williams 1946 .862
30 Ty Cobb 1917 .862
31 Babe Ruth 1928 .861
32 Nap Lajoie 1904 .861
33 Babe Ruth 1930 .860
34 Babe Ruth 1932 .860
35 Rogers Hornsby 1925 .860
36 Ted Williams 1948 .860
37 Barry Bonds 1993 .859
38 Barry Bonds 1992 .857
39 Lou Gehrig 1934 .857
40 Jimmie Foxx 1933 .856
41 Mark McGwire 1998 .856
42 Jeff Bagwell 1994 .855
43 Joe DiMaggio 1939 .854
44 Joe Morgan 1976 .853
45 Stan Musial 1948 .852
46 Ty Cobb 1911 .851
47 Willie McCovey 1969 .850
48 Jason Giambi 2001 .850
49 Joe Jackson 1911 .848
50 Lou Gehrig 1930 .848
51 Ty Cobb 1912 .847
52 Rogers Hornsby 1923 .845
53 Tris Speaker 1912 .843
54 Ty Cobb 1913 .843
55 George Stone 1906 .842
56 Arky Vaughan 1935 .842
57 Ed Delahanty 1902 .842
58 Lou Gehrig 1928 .841
59 Sammy Sosa 2001 .841
60 Ty Cobb 1909 .840
61 Honus Wagner 1907 .839
62 Rogers Hornsby 1921 .839
63 Nap Lajoie 1910 .839
64 Joe Jackson 1912 .839
65 Harry Heilmann 1923 .838
66 Jason Giambi 2000 .838
67 Lou Gehrig 1936 .836
68 Joe Morgan 1975 .836
69 Joe DiMaggio 1941 .835
70 Rogers Hornsby 1922 .832
71 Joe Jackson 1913 .831
72 Ted Williams 1949 .831
73 Honus Wagner 1905 .830
74 Ty Cobb 1918 .830
75 Ty Cobb 1915 .829
76 Tris Speaker 1916 .829
77 Rogers Hornsby 1928 .829
78 Edgar Martinez 1995 .828
79 Frank Robinson 1967 .828
80 Stan Musial 1951 .826
81 Frank Chance 1903 .826
82 Mickey Mantle 1955 .826
83 Stan Musial 1944 .825
84 Cy Seymour 1905 .825
85 Gary Sheffield 1996 .825
86 Willie Stargell 1973 .824
87 Barry Bonds 2000 .824
88 John Olerud 1993 .823
89 Stan Musial 1946 .822
90 Mark McGwire 1996 .822
91 Honus Wagner 1906 .822
92 Dick Allen 1972 .821
93 Pedro Guerrero 1985 .821
94 Manny Ramirez 2000 .821
95 Reggie Jackson 1969 .820
96 Honus Wagner 1900 .819
97 Barry Bonds 1996 .819
98 Carlos Delgado 2000 .818
99 Jesse Burkett 1901 .818
100 Jimmie Foxx 1932 .816

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LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 1999)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .861
AL--Jason Giambi, .814
NL--Barry Bonds, .861

Bonds's .861 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .875, from 1956-58.

Bonds's .861 OWP set the NL record, breaking the mark of .860, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1923-25.

It was the 4th time Bonds led the majors and the 9th time he led the NL.

LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1998)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .842
AL--Jason Giambi, .784
NL--Barry Bonds, .842

Bonds's .842 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .843, from 1960-63, and the highest in the NL since Rogers Hornsby's .852m, from 1922-25. Hornsby and Honus Wagner were the only players in NL history to have higher 4 year figures than Bonds.

It was the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds became the 7th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Babe Ruth led 14 times, Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby led 12 times, Honus Wagner led 11 times and Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial led 10 times.

LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1997)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .832
AL--Jason Giambi, .756
NL--Barry Bonds, .832

Bonds's .832 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .835, from 1960-64, and the highest in the NL since Rogers Hornsby's .849, from 1921-25. Hornsby and Honus Wagner were the only players in NL history to have higher 5 year figures than Bonds.

It was the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds became the 8th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Babe Ruth led 13 times, Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby led 12 times, Mel Ott and Stan Musial led 11 times and Mickey Mantle and Honus Wagner led 10 times.

LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1996)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .829
AL--Edgar Martinez, .760
NL--Barry Bonds, .829

Bonds's .829 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .844, from 1957-62, and the highest in the NL since Rogers Hornsby's .844, from 1920-25. Hornsby and Honus Wagner were the only players in NL history to have higher 6 year figures than Bonds.

It was the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds became the 8th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Ty Cobb led 13 times, Babe Ruth led 12 times, Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial led 11 times and Mickey Mantle, Honus Wagner and Mel Ott led 10 times

It was the 2nd consecutive time Martinez led the AL.

LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1995)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .823
AL--Edgar Martinez, .771
NL--Barry Bonds, .823

Bonds's .823 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .844, from 1957-63, and the highest in the NL since Rogers Hornsby's .825, fro 1920-26. Hornsby and Honus Wagner were the only players in NL history to have higher 7 year figures than Bonds.

It was the 8th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL.

Bonds became the 6th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Babe Ruth led 13 times, Ty Cobb led 12 times, Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial led 11 times and Mel Ott led 10 times.

LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1994)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .821
AL--Edgar Martinez, .762
NL--Barry Bonds, .821

Bonds's .821 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .839, from 1957-64, and the highest in the NL since Rogers Hornsby's .822, from 1921-28. Hornsby and Honus Wagner were the only players in NL history to have higher 8 year figures than Bonds.

It was the 4th consecutive time and the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds became the 8th player to lead the league at least 10 times. Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth led 12 times, Mel Ott and Stan Musial led 11 times and Mickey Mantle, Honus Wagner and Rogers Hornsby led 10 times.

LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1993)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .826
AL--Frank Thomas, .765
NL--Barry Bonds, .826

Bonds's .826 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .829, from 1957-65.

Bonds's .826 OWP set the NL record, breaking the mark of .826, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-08. Bonds's OWP was higher when the numbers were calculated to additional decimal places, prevailing by a .8257-.8255 margin.

It was the 4th consecutive time and the 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 9th consecutive time he led the NL. It was the 5th consecutive time Thomas led the AL.

LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .829
AL--Frank Thomas, .770
NL--Barry Bonds, .829

Bonds's .829 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .836, from 1956-65.

Bonds's .829 OWP set the NL record, breaking the mark of .823, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-09.

It was the 8th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the NL. It was the 4th consecutive time Thomas led the AL.

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2001 OWP LEADERS

AL
1 Jason Giambi .850
2 Jim Thome .769
3 Edgar Martinez .762
4 Alex Rodriguez .754
5 Manny Ramirez .748
6 Roberto Alomar .740
7 Bret Boone .718
8 Rafael Palmeiro .702
9 Ichiro Suzuki .690
10 Carlos Delgado .689
11 Frank Catalanotto .681
12 Juan Gonzalez .680
13 Bernie Williams .677
14 Magglio Ordonez .664
15 John Olerud .663
16 Derek Jeter .644
17 Trot Nixon .641
18 Eric Chavez .638
19 Ellis Burks .634
20 Jeff Conine .633
21 Carlos Beltran .631
22 Mike Sweeney .628
23 Mike Cameron .624
24 Doug Mientkiewicz .617
25 Troy Glaus .601
26 Corey Koskie .593
27 Shannon Stewart .586
28 Bobby Higginson .581
29 Paul Konerko .575
30 Jorge Posada .572
31 Jose Cruz Jr. .567
32 Jermaine Dye .562
33 Cristian Guzman .562
34 Tino Martinez .556
35 Jose Valentin .546
36 Gabe Alvarez .539
37 Miguel Tejada .535
38 Shane Halter .528
39 Ben Grieve .526
40 Ray Durham .522
41 Roger Cedeno .512
42 Frank Menechino .505
43 Paul O'Neill .503
44 Chris Richard .496
45 Terrence Long .492
46 Raul Mondesi .492
47 Greg Vaughn .490
48 Garret Anderson .481
49 Carlos Lee .477
50 Tim Salmon .474


NL
1 Barry Bonds .924
2 Sammy Sosa .841
3 Luis Gonzalez .783
4 Gary Sheffield .772
5 Lance Berkman .760
6 Larry Walker .757
7 Chipper Jones .745
8 Shawn Green .738
9 Todd Helton .731
10 Phil Nevin .729
11 Brian Giles .727
12 Cliff Floyd .727
13 Albert Pujols .720
14 Jim Edmonds .718
15 Rich Aurilia .702
16 Ryan Klesko .697
17 Paul Lo Duca .681
18 Bobby Abreu .678
19 Mike Piazza .676
20 Jeff Bagwell .667
21 Moises Alou .659
22 Jeff Kent .654
23 Scott Rolen .649
24 Aramis Ramirez .611
25 Mark Grace .602
26 Vladimir Guerrero .594
27 Craig Biggio .579
28 Sean Casey .568
29 Richie Sexson .559
30 Jeromy Burnitz .558
31 Jose Vidro .553
32 Bubba Trammell .545
33 John Vander Wal .542
34 Derrek Lee .541
35 Fernando Vina .540
36 Pat Burrell .540
37 Mike Lowell .534
38 Preston Wilson .525
39 Brian Jordan .519
40 Dmitri Young .518
41 Robin Ventura .509
42 Jimmy Rollins .499
43 Richard Hidalgo .498
44 Todd Zeile .484
45 Travis Lee .482
46 Jeff Cirillo .482
47 Edgardo Alfonzo .475
48 Ricky Gutierrez .474
49 Juan Pierre .470
50 Adrian Beltre .467

It was the 2nd consecutive time Giambi led the AL.

It was the 6th time Bonds led the NL. He led in 1990-93 and 2000.