Offseason stat package--SEC (secondary average)

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SEC is secondary average. The stat measures those offensive components that are not measured in batting average. The formula is (TB-H+BB+SB-CS)/AB

CAREER SEC LEADERS

1 Babe Ruth .594
2 Barry Bonds .554
3 Ted Williams .552
4 Mark McGwire .539
5 Mickey Mantle .487
6 Jim Thome .481
7 Lou Gehrig .481
8 Frank Thomas .475
9 Ralph Kiner .467
10 Jimmie Foxx .464
11 Hank Greenberg .462
12 Jeff Bagwell .454
13 Mike Schmidt .450
14 Harmon Killebrew .444
15 Rickey Henderson .439
16 Billy Hamilton .423
17 Darryl Strawberry .420
18 Mel Ott .419
19 Ken Griffey Jr. .418
20 Joe Morgan .414
21 Willie Mays .412
22 Eddie Mathews .411
23 Gene Tenace .410
24 Gary Sheffield .410
25 Willie McCovey .410
26 Mickey Tettleton .409
27 Eric Davis .406
28 Larry Walker .406
29 Dolph Camilli .403
30 Tim Salmon .399
31 Frank Robinson .397
32 Dick Allen .396
33 Jack Clark .396
34 Edgar Martinez .395
35 Jay Buhner .394
36 Albert Belle .394
37 Jose Canseco .393
38 Hack Wilson .389
39 Jimmy Wynn .388
40 David Justice .387
41 Johnny Mize .387
42 Duke Snider .386
43 Fred McGriff .384
44 Greg Vaughn .382
45 Sammy Sosa .382
46 Bob Allison .381
47 Ray Lankford .379
48 Reggie Jackson .379
49 Stan Musial .378
50 Danny Tartabull .378
51 Hank Aaron .376
52 Norm Cash .374
53 Bobby Bonds .374
54 Joe DiMaggio .373
55 Gorman Thomas .372
56 Larry Doby .372
57 Bob Johnson .370
58 Mo Vaughn .369
59 Howard Johnson .369
60 Tommy Henrich .368
61 Earl Torgeson .368
62 Rocky Colavito .368
63 Andre Thornton .366
64 Willie Stargell .365
65 Darrell Evans .365
66 Harry Stovey .363
67 Mike Piazza .363
68 Cecil Fielder .361
69 Harlond Clift .360
70 Tim Raines .356
71 Ron Gant .355
72 Dwight Evans .355
73 Kirk Gibson .355
74 Rogers Hornsby .354
75 Rafael Palmeiro .354
76 Gil Hodges .352
77 Mike Tiernan .352
78 Max Bishop .350
79 Brady Anderson .350
80 John Olerud .349
81 John Mayberry .348
82 Hank Sauer .348
83 Jason Thompson .348
84 Bill Nicholson .347
85 Roger Maris .347
86 Ellis Burks .346
87 Boog Powell .346
88 Frank Howard .346
89 Rudy York .344
90 Juan Gonzalez .344
91 Jackie Robinson .343
92 Bernie Williams .343
93 Jackie Jensen .341
94 Dan Brouthers .340
95 Earl Averill .339
96 Dale Murphy .339
97 Roy Sievers .339
98 Dave Kingman .338
99 Eddie Yost .338
100 Ken Williams .338

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ACTIVE SEC LEADERS

1 Barry Bonds .554
2 Jim Thome .481
3 Frank Thomas .475
4 Jeff Bagwell .454
5 Rickey Henderson .439
6 Ken Griffey Jr. .418
7 Gary Sheffield .410
8 Larry Walker .406
9 Tim Salmon .399
10 Edgar Martinez .395
11 Jose Canseco .393
12 David Justice .387
13 Fred McGriff .384
14 Greg Vaughn .382
15 Sammy Sosa .382
16 Ray Lankford .379
17 Mo Vaughn .369
18 Mike Piazza .363
19 Tim Raines .356
20 Ron Gant .355

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SINGLE SEASON SEC LEADERS

1 Barry Bonds 2001 .929
2 Babe Ruth 1920 .799
3 Mark McGwire 1998 .774
4 Babe Ruth 1921 .744
5 Mark McGwire 1996 .693
6 Babe Ruth 1923 .690
7 Mark McGwire 1999 .674
8 Babe Ruth 1927 .672
9 Barry Bonds 1996 .663
10 Babe Ruth 1926 .661
11 Barry Bonds 1992 .647
12 Frank Thomas 1994 .647
13 Ted Williams 1941 .643
14 Ted Williams 1954 .642
15 Barry Bonds 2000 .642
16 Babe Ruth 1928 .640
17 Mickey Mantle 1961 .636
18 Babe Ruth 1930 .635
19 Mickey Mantle 1957 .635
20 Jack Clark 1987 .632
21 Mickey Mantle 1962 .631
22 Ted Williams 1946 .628
23 Ted Williams 1957 .624
24 Babe Ruth 1924 .622
25 Barry Bonds 1997 .620
26 Barry Bonds 1993 .607
27 Sammy Sosa 2001 .607
28 Joe Morgan 1976 .606
29 Babe Ruth 1932 .604
30 Willie McCovey 1970 .600
31 Gary Sheffield 1996 .597
32 Ted Williams 1947 .597
33 Ted Williams 1949 .594
34 Hank Greenberg 1938 .586
35 Jason Giambi 2000 .586
36 Babe Ruth 1919 .586
37 Jeff Bagwell 1999 .585
38 Willie McCovey 1969 .582
39 Lou Gehrig 1927 .582
40 Harmon Killebrew 1969 .580
41 Mickey Mantle 1956 .580
42 Ralph Kiner 1951 .578
43 Jimmie Foxx 1932 .576
44 Frank Thomas 1995 .576
45 Barry Bonds 1994 .575
46 Chipper Jones 1999 .575
47 Jeff Bagwell 1994 .573
48 Ralph Kiner 1949 .572
49 Ted Williams 1942 .571
50 Barry Bonds 1998 .571
51 Jimmy Wynn 1969 .570
52 Eric Davis 1987 .570
53 Babe Ruth 1931 .569
54 Jason Giambi 2001 .569
55 Jimmie Foxx 1938 .568
56 Jeff Bagwell 1997 .567
57 Eddie Mathews 1954 .565
58 Mark McGwire 1997 .565
59 Lou Gehrig 1936 .565
60 Mickey Mantle 1958 .565
61 Rickey Henderson 1990 .562
62 Barry Bonds 1995 .561
63 Joe Morgan 1975 .560
64 Mike Schmidt 1981 .556
65 Reggie Jackson 1969 .556
66 Babe Ruth 1922 .554
67 Hack Wilson 1930 .552
68 Kevin Mitchell 1994 .552
69 Ralph Kiner 1950 .545
70 Jim Thome 1996 .545
71 Norm Cash 1961 .544
72 Manny Ramirez 2000 .542
73 Jim Thome 2001 .542
74 Jimmie Foxx 1934 .542
75 Jim Gentile 1961 .541
76 Mike Schmidt 1979 .540
77 Lou Gehrig 1934 .539
78 Mickey Mantle 1955 .538
79 Larry Walker 1997 .535
80 Jim Thome 1997 .534
81 Carlos Delgado 2000 .534
82 Mel Ott 1939 .530
83 Harmon Killebrew 1967 .530
84 Eddie Mathews 1955 .529
85 Rickey Henderson 1993 .528
86 Willie Mays 1971 .528
87 Babe Ruth 1933 .527
88 Luis Gonzalez 2001 .527
89 Jimmie Foxx 1939 .527
90 Darryl Strawberry 1987 .526
91 Joe Morgan 1974 .525
92 Mel Ott 1929 .525
93 Troy Glaus 2000 .524
94 Mickey Tettleton 1995 .522
95 Rogers Hornsby 1925 .522
96 Jim Thome 1999 .520
97 Todd Helton 2001 .520
98 Lou Gehrig 1931 .519
99 Barry Bonds 1990 .518
100 Jeff Bagwell 1996 .518

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SEC LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS

LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 1999)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .734
AL--Jason Giambi, .521
NL--Barry Bonds, .734

Bonds's .734 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .731, by Mark McGwire, from 1998-2000.

It was the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 9th time he led the NL.

LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1998)
MAJORS--Mark McGwire, .686
AL--Jim Thome, .506
NL--Mark McGwire, .686

McGwire's .686 SEC was the 2nd highest in major league history, behind Babe Ruth's .702, from 1920-23.

McGwire's .686 SEC set the NL record, breaking the mark of .613, by Barry Bonds, from 1996-99.

It was the 4th consecutive time McGwire led the majors. It was the 4th consecutive time Thome led the AL.

LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1997)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .671
AL--Jim Thome, .513
NL--Barry Bonds, .671

Bonds's .671 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .533, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-51. Bonds broke the record with .566, from 1990-95, before raising it to .575, from 1991-95, to .612, from 1992-96, to .619, from 1996-2000, and then to .671.

It was the 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 10th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds became the 5th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Babe Ruth led 13 times, Rickey Henderson and Mel Ott led 12 times and Ty Cobb led 11 times.

It was the 3rd consecutive time Thome led the AL.

LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1996)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .670
AL--Jim Thome, .519
NL--Barry Bonds, .670

Bonds's .670 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .524, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-52. Bonds broke the record, with .530, from 1989-94, before raising the record to .565, from 1990-95, to .591, from 1991-96, to .614, from 1992-97, before raising it to .670.

Thome's .519 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .543, from 1960-65.

It was the 7th 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 and Mel Ott led 12 times, Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson led 11 times and Mickey Mantle led 10 times.

It was the 3rd consecutive time Thome led the AL.

LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1995)
MAJORS--Mark McGwire, .664
AL--Jim Thome, .511
NL--Barry Bonds, .654

McGwire's .664 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .652, by Babe Ruth, from 1920-26.

Bonds's .664 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .507, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-53. Bonds broke the record with .534, from 1989-95, before raising it to .580, from 1990-06, to .595, from 1991-97, to .607, from 1992-98, and then to .654.

Thome's .511 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .524, from 1959-65.

It was the 10th consecutive time Bonds led the NL.
Bonds became the 6th player to lead his league at least 10 times. Babe Ruth and Mel Ott led 13 times, Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson led 11 times and Harmon Killebrew led 10 times.

It was the 3rd consecutive time Thome led the AL.

LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1994)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .646
AL--Jim Thome, .501
NL--Barry Bonds, .646

Bonds's .646 SEC was 2nd in major league history, behind Babe Ruth's .655, from 1920-27.

Bonds's .646 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .499, by Ralph Kiner, from 1945-52. Bonds broke the record with .510, from 1988-95, before raising it to .551, from 1989-96, to .585, from 1990-97, to .592, from 1991-98, to .606, from 1992-99, before raising it to .646.

It was the 8th consecutive 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. Mel Ott led 13 times, Babe Ruth led 12 times, Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson led 11 times and Mickey Mantle and Rogers Hornsby led 10 times.

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

LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1993)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .641
AL--Jim Thome, .498
NL--Barry Bonds, .641

Bonds's .641 SEC was the highest in the majors since Babe Ruth's .653, from 1920-28. Ruth was the only player in history to have higher 9 year figures than Bonds.

Bonds's .641 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .499, by Ralph Kiner, from 1944-52. Bonds broke the record with .527, from 1988-96, before raising it to .559, from 1989-97, to .584, from 1990-98, to .592, from 1991-99, to .610, from 1999-2000, and to .641.

It was the 8th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the 9th consecutive time he led the NL.

LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1992)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .641
AL--Jim Thome, .489
NL--Barry Bonds, .641

Bonds's .641 SEC was the 2nd highest in history, behind Babe Ruth's .647, from 1919-28.

Bonds's .641 SEC set the NL record. Prior to Bonds, the record was .488, by Ralph Kiner, from 1944-53. Bonds broke the record with .510, from 1987-96, before raising it to .537, from 1988-97, to .560, from 1989-98, to .585, from 1990-99, to .597, from 1991-2000, and to .641.

It was the 2nd consecutive time and the 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 8th consecutive time he led the NL.

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BIGGEST DIFFERENCE ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE SEC

CAREER DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Babe Ruth .370 .594 .223
2 Ted Williams .305 .552 .247
3 Barry Bonds .295 .554 .259
4 Mark McGwire .278 .539 .261
5 Mickey Mantle .243 .487 .243
6 Lou Gehrig .241 .481 .240
7 Jimmie Foxx .221 .464 .244
8 Ralph Kiner .217 .467 .250
9 Hank Greenberg .215 .462 .247
10 Mike Schmidt .212 .450 .239

SINGLE SEASON YEAR DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Barry Bonds 2001 .647 .929 .281
2 Babe Ruth 1920 .596 .799 .203
3 Babe Ruth 1921 .524 .744 .220
4 Mark McGwire 1998 .507 .774 .267
5 Babe Ruth 1923 .474 .690 .216
6 Babe Ruth 1927 .447 .672 .226
7 Babe Ruth 1926 .434 .661 .227
8 Babe Ruth 1928 .418 .640 .222
9 Barry Bonds 1992 .417 .647 .230
10 Mark McGwire 1996 .406 .693 .287

2001 DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Barry Bonds .647 .929 .281
2 Sammy Sosa .325 .607 .281
3 Jason Giambi .302 .569 .267
4 Jim Thome .275 .542 .267
5 Luis Gonzalez .246 .527 .281
6 Todd Helton .238 .520 .281
7 Larry Walker .214 .495 .281
8 Troy Glaus .207 .474 .267
9 Carlos Delgado .193 .460 .267
10 Rafael Palmeiro .191 .458 .267

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BIGGEST DIFFERENCE BELOW THE LEAGUE AVERAGE SEC

CAREER DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Ozzie Guillen -.139 .119 .258
2 Tim Foli -.127 .107 .234
3 Bobby Richardson -.125 .122 .247
4 Alfredo Griffin -.114 .128 .242
5 Tommy Helms -.109 .118 .227
6 Glenn Beckert -.108 .117 .225
7 Felix Millan -.106 .123 .229
8 Rafael Ramirez -.103 .136 .239
9 Everett Scott -.100 .109 .209
10 Ken Reitz -.099 .136 .235

Active leader--Mike Bordick (-079, 32nd all time)

SINGLE SEASON YEAR DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Mike Caruso 1999 -.200 .081 .281
2 Felix Fermin 1994 -.188 .092 .280
3 Rey Ordonez 1996 -.181 .086 .267
4 Ozzie Guillen 1994 -.179 .101 .280
5 Tommy Helms 1970 -.176 .082 .258
6 Gary DiSarcina 1994 -.175 .105 .280
7 Rey Ordonez 1998 -.174 .093 .267
8 Rey Sanchez 2000 -.174 .112 .286
9 Rey Sanchez 2001 -.170 .101 .271
10 Tommy Thevenow 1930 -.170 .082 .252

2001 DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Rey Sanchez -.170 .101 .271
2 Placido Polanco -.145 .137 .281
3 Benito Santiago -.124 .157 .281
4 Jason Kendall -.118 .163 .281
5 Rey Ordonez -.116 .165 .281
6 Tony Womack -.111 .170 .281
7 Michael Barrett -.110 .172 .281
8 Neifi Perez -.109 .167 .276
9 Mark Grudzielanek -.107 .174 .281
10 Doug Glanville -.103 .178 .281

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2001 SEC LEADERS

AL
1 Jason Giambi .569
2 Jim Thome .542
3 Troy Glaus .474
4 Carlos Delgado .460
5 Rafael Palmeiro .458
6 Manny Ramirez .454
7 Alex Rodriguez .446
8 Edgar Martinez .440
9 Ellis Burks .412
10 Mike Cameron .394
11 Roberto Alomar .386
12 Jose Cruz Jr. .381
13 Trot Nixon .378
14 Magglio Ordonez .376
15 Jose Valentin .372
16 Tim Salmon .371
17 Bernie Williams .370
18 Corey Koskie .370
19 Mike Sweeney .365
20 Raul Mondesi .362
21 Greg Vaughn .359
22 Juan Gonzalez .344
23 Carlos Beltran .340
24 John Olerud .337
25 Eric Chavez .337
26 Gabe Alvarez .331
27 Bobby Higginson .331
28 Ray Durham .326
29 Paul O'Neill .324
30 Paul Konerko .320
31 Jorge Posada .318
32 Bret Boone .311
33 Derek Jeter .300
34 Frank Menechino .297
35 Ben Grieve .295
36 Jermaine Dye .294
37 Tino Martinez .290
38 Miguel Tejada .288
39 Carlos Lee .285
40 Torii Hunter .275
41 Doug Mientkiewicz .274
42 Chuck Knoblauch .269
43 Chris Richard .267
44 Frank Catalanotto .266
45 Alfonso Soriano .265
46 Shane Halter .264
47 Jeff Conine .261
48 Tony Batista .257
49 Cristian Guzman .252
50 Brad Fullmer .249

NL
1 Barry Bonds .929
2 Sammy Sosa .607
3 Luis Gonzalez .527
4 Todd Helton .520
5 Larry Walker .495
6 Bobby Abreu .471
7 Jeff Bagwell .470
8 Gary Sheffield .466
9 Ryan Klesko .452
10 Brian Giles .450
11 Jim Edmonds .446
12 Lance Berkman .445
13 Chipper Jones .444
14 Shawn Green .443
15 Phil Nevin .412
16 Mike Piazza .402
17 Albert Pujols .395
18 Cliff Floyd .395
19 Vladimir Guerrero .394
20 Jeromy Burnitz .388
21 Richie Sexson .373
22 Robin Ventura .368
23 Scott Rolen .363
24 Lee Stevens .345
25 Pat Burrell .343
26 Moises Alou .341
27 John Vander Wal .327
28 Preston Wilson .323
29 Rich Aurilia .319
30 Jeff Kent .318
31 Mark Grace .311
32 Andruw Jones .310
33 Paul Lo Duca .304
34 Bubba Trammell .304
35 Aramis Ramirez .303
36 Travis Lee .303
37 Jay Bell .301
38 Derrek Lee .285
39 Edgardo Alfonzo .282
40 Richard Hidalgo .281
41 Jimmy Rollins .276
42 Craig Biggio .276
43 Kevin Young .269
44 Jose Hernandez .268
45 Ben Davis .266
46 Jeff Cirillo .261
47 Brian Jordan .259
48 Steve Finley .259
49 Dmitri Young .254
50 Todd Zeile .247

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

It was the 9th time Bonds led the NL. He led in 1990-97 and 2000.