Offseason stat package--Offensive winning percentage

nyy26wc · 12-09-2002, 09:55 AM

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CAREER OFFENSIVE WINNING PERCENTAGE LEADERS

1    Babe Ruth                  .855
2    Ted Williams               .832
3    Mickey Mantle              .801
4    Lou Gehrig                 .797
5    Barry Bonds                .797
6    Rogers Hornsby             .787
7    Ty Cobb                    .781
8    Joe Jackson                .780
9    Dan Brouthers              .770
10   Frank Thomas               .757
11   Stan Musial                .752
12   Honus Wagner               .749
13   Tris Speaker               .748
14   Pete Browning              .745
15   Billy Hamilton             .744
16   Jimmie Foxx                .743
17   Mel Ott                    .743
18   Johnny Mize                .743
19   Joe DiMaggio               .741
20   Mark McGwire               .737
21   Elmer Flick                .737
22   Ed Delahanty               .735
23   Willie Mays                .731
24   Manny Ramirez              .730
25   Edgar Martinez             .730
26   Nap Lajoie                 .724
27   Jim Thome                  .724
28   Jeff Bagwell               .724
29   Hank Greenberg             .722
30   Frank Chance               .719
31   Hank Aaron                 .719
32   Roger Connor               .717
33   Frank Robinson             .717
34   Dick Allen                 .714
35   Mike Piazza                .709
36   Harry Heilmann             .706
37   Eddie Mathews              .704
38   Eddie Collins              .701
39   Willie McCovey             .698
40   Jesse Burkett              .698
41   Gary Sheffield             .695
42   Willie Stargell            .693
43   Ralph Kiner                .693
44   Joe Morgan                 .693
45   Arky Vaughan               .692
46   Chipper Jones              .692
47   Mike Schmidt               .688
48   Sam Crawford               .686
49   Hack Wilson                .685
50   Sam Thompson               .684
51   Rickey Henderson           .684
52   Ken Griffey Jr.            .683
53   King Kelly                 .680
54   Larry Doby                 .679
55   Cap Anson                  .679
56   Jack Fournier              .679
57   Babe Herman                .678
58   Mike Tiernan               .678
59   Sherry Magee               .676
60   Jeff Heath                 .675
61   Will Clark                 .674
62   Bill Terry                 .674
63   Larry Walker               .672
64   Topsy Hartsel              .672
65   George Gore                .672
66   Norm Cash                  .671
67   Pedro Guerrero             .670
68   Gene Tenace                .670
69   Harry Stovey               .669
70   Harmon Killebrew           .667
71   Reggie Jackson             .666
72   Fred Clarke                .666
73   Wade Boggs                 .665
74   Dolph Camilli              .665
75   Joe Kelley                 .665
76   Duke Snider                .664
77   Paul Waner                 .664
78   George Brett               .663
79   Wally Berger               .661
80   Jackie Robinson            .660
81   Tim Raines                 .660
82   Darryl Strawberry          .660
83   Albert Belle               .659
84   Tommy Henrich              .659
85   Home Run Baker             .659
86   Denny Lyons                .658
87   Rod Carew                  .658
88   John Olerud                .657
89   Tony Gwynn                 .656
90   Rafael Palmeiro            .655
91   Bill Nicholson             .655
92   Jim O'Rourke               .655
93   Jack Clark                 .654
94   Riggs Stephenson           .654
95   Bernie Williams            .654
96   Ross Youngs                .653
97   Fred McGriff               .653
98   Chuck Klein                .653
99   Reggie Smith               .653
100  Henry Larkin               .652

nyy26wc · 12-09-2002, 09:56 AM

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SINGLE SEASON OWP LEADERS

1    Barry Bonds              2002     .942
2    Barry Bonds              2001     .922
3    Mickey Mantle            1957     .915
4    Babe Ruth                1920     .913
5    Ted Williams             1941     .908
6    Babe Ruth                1923     .896
7    Babe Ruth                1921     .891
8    Ted Williams             1957     .891
9    Babe Ruth                1926     .883
10   Ted Williams             1942     .881
11   Babe Ruth                1924     .879
12   Honus Wagner             1908     .878
13   Ty Cobb                  1910     .876
14   Ted Williams             1954     .876
15   Mickey Mantle            1956     .874
16   Babe Ruth                1927     .874
17   Mickey Mantle            1962     .873
18   Babe Ruth                1919     .872
19   Nap Lajoie               1901     .872
20   Babe Ruth                1931     .872
21   Rogers Hornsby           1924     .871
22   Honus Wagner             1904     .868
23   Mickey Mantle            1961     .868
24   Norm Cash                1961     .864
25   Lou Gehrig               1927     .863
26   Ted Williams             1947     .863
27   George Brett             1980     .862
28   Ted Williams             1946     .862
29   Ty Cobb                  1917     .862
30   Babe Ruth                1928     .861
31   Nap Lajoie               1904     .861
32   Babe Ruth                1930     .860
33   Babe Ruth                1932     .860
34   Rogers Hornsby           1925     .860
35   Ted Williams             1948     .860
36   Frank Thomas             1994     .859
37   Rickey Henderson         1990     .859
38   Lou Gehrig               1934     .857
39   Jimmie Foxx              1933     .856
40   Barry Bonds              1993     .856
41   Barry Bonds              1992     .854
42   Joe DiMaggio             1939     .854
43   Jeff Bagwell             1994     .853
44   Stan Musial              1948     .852
45   Mark McGwire             1998     .852
46   Ty Cobb                  1911     .851
47   Joe Jackson              1911     .848
48   Joe Morgan               1976     .848
49   Lou Gehrig               1930     .848
50   Willie McCovey           1969     .847
51   Ty Cobb                  1912     .847
52   Jason Giambi             2001     .846
53   Rogers Hornsby           1923     .845
54   Tris Speaker             1912     .843
55   Ty Cobb                  1913     .843
56   George Stone             1906     .842
57   Arky Vaughan             1935     .842
58   Ed Delahanty             1902     .842
59   Lou Gehrig               1928     .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   Sammy Sosa               2001     .838
67   Lou Gehrig               1936     .836
68   Joe DiMaggio             1941     .835
69   Rogers Hornsby           1922     .832
70   Benny Kauff              1915     .832
71   Jason Giambi             2000     .832
72   Joe Jackson              1913     .831
73   Ted Williams             1949     .831
74   Honus Wagner             1905     .830
75   Ty Cobb                  1918     .830
76   Ty Cobb                  1915     .829
77   Tris Speaker             1916     .829
78   Jim Thome                2002     .829
79   Joe Morgan               1975     .829
80   Rogers Hornsby           1928     .829
81   Manny Ramirez            2002     .828
82   Stan Musial              1951     .826
83   Frank Chance             1903     .826
84   Stan Musial              1944     .825
85   Cy Seymour               1905     .825
86   Frank Robinson           1967     .823
87   Edgar Martinez           1995     .823
88   Willie Stargell          1973     .822
89   Stan Musial              1946     .822
90   Honus Wagner             1906     .822
91   Barry Bonds              2000     .821
92   Mickey Mantle            1955     .820
93   Gary Sheffield           1996     .820
94   Honus Wagner             1900     .819
95   John Olerud              1993     .818
96   Mark McGwire             1996     .818
97   Jesse Burkett            1901     .818
98   Manny Ramirez            2000     .817
99   Dick Allen               1972     .817
100  Pedro Guerrero           1985     .817

nyy26wc · 12-09-2002, 09:57 AM

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ACTIVE OWP LEADERS

1    Barry Bonds                .797
2    Frank Thomas               .757
3    Manny Ramirez              .730
4    Edgar Martinez             .730
5    Jim Thome                  .724
6    Jeff Bagwell               .724
7    Mike Piazza                .709
8    Gary Sheffield             .695
9    Chipper Jones              .692
10   Rickey Henderson           .684
11   Ken Griffey Jr.            .683
12   Larry Walker               .672
13   John Olerud                .657
14   Rafael Palmeiro            .655
15   Bernie Williams            .654
16   Fred McGriff               .653
17   Tim Salmon                 .650
18   Mo Vaughn                  .641
19   David Justice              .633
20   Sammy Sosa                 .618

nyy26wc · 12-09-2002, 09:57 AM

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2002 OWP LEADERS

AL
1    Jim Thome                  .829
2    Manny Ramirez              .828
3    Jason Giambi               .786
4    Carlos Delgado             .728
5    Bernie Williams            .706
6    Alex Rodriguez             .705
7    John Olerud                .700
8    Magglio Ordonez            .694
9    Mike Sweeney               .690
10   Tim Salmon                 .684
11   Rafael Palmeiro            .672
12   Ellis Burks                .644
13   Ichiro Suzuki              .642
14   Alfonso Soriano            .641
15   Nomar Garciaparra          .637
16   Garret Anderson            .629
17   Eric Hinske                .625
18   Johnny Damon               .615
19   Derek Jeter                .610
20   Randy Winn                 .609
21   Jacque Jones               .606
22   Paul Konerko               .603
23   Eric Chavez                .602
24   Carlos Lee                 .598
25   Shannon Stewart            .598
26   Adam Kennedy               .597
27   Miguel Tejada              .593
28   Frank Thomas               .591
29   Robin Ventura              .589
30   Bret Boone                 .589
31   Torii Hunter               .585
32   Scott Hatteberg            .583
33   Ray Durham                 .579
34   Troy Glaus                 .578
35   Scott Spiezio              .577
36   Jorge Posada               .576
37   Mike Cameron               .572
38   Trot Nixon                 .572
39   Brian Daubach              .569
40   Corey Koskie               .558
41   Raul Ibanez                .552
42   Randall Simon              .540
43   Doug Mientkiewicz          .537
44   David Eckstein             .537
45   Carlos Beltran             .535
46   Shea Hillenbrand           .528
47   Ben Grieve                 .525
48   Robert Fick                .521
49   Jay Gibbons                .515
50   Omar Vizquel               .510

NL
1    Barry Bonds                .942
2    Brian Giles                .785
3    Jim Edmonds                .763
4    Bobby Abreu                .744
5    Sammy Sosa                 .739
6    Chipper Jones              .736
7    Ryan Klesko                .734
8    Vladimir Guerrero          .729
9    Lance Berkman              .719
10   Albert Pujols              .714
11   Larry Walker               .706
12   Todd Helton                .702
13   Jeff Kent                  .702
14   Pat Burrell                .699
15   Shawn Green                .690
16   Gary Sheffield             .686
17   Edgardo Alfonzo            .684
18   Jeff Bagwell               .665
19   Mark Bellhorn              .648
20   Luis Gonzalez              .641
21   Jose Vidro                 .636
22   Derrek Lee                 .635
23   Richie Sexson              .624
24   Andruw Jones               .619
25   Scott Rolen                .607
26   Junior Spivey              .607
27   Mark Kotsay                .605
28   Mike Piazza                .603
29   Fred McGriff               .601
30   Steve Finley               .600
31   Adam Dunn                  .595
32   Brian Jordan               .592
33   Brad Wilkerson             .588
34   Edgar Renteria             .577
35   Mike Lowell                .565
36   Jose Hernandez             .563
37   Mike Lieberthal            .560
38   Mo Vaughn                  .554
39   Reggie Sanders             .537
40   Tino Martinez              .535
41   Luis Castillo              .528
42   Todd Walker                .509
43   David Bell                 .501
44   Moises Alou                .500
45   Eric Karros                .495
46   Travis Lee                 .489
47   Paul Lo Duca               .486
48   Placido Polanco            .482
49   Benito Santiago            .474
50   Roberto Alomar             .470

It was the 7th time Bonds led the NL. He also led in 1990-93 and 2000-01.

nyy26wc · 12-09-2002, 09:57 AM

OWP LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS

LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .906
AL--Jason Giambi, .823
NL--Barry Bonds, .906

It was the 2nd consecutive time and 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time and 10th time he led the NL. Bonds became the 5th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (14), Honus Wagner and Rogers Hornsby (12) and Ty Cobb (11) (they each did it consecutively).

Bonds's .906 OWP set the major league record, breaking the mark of .894, by Babe Ruth, from 1919-21. The old NL record was .860, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1923-25.

It was the 2nd consecutive time Giambi led the AL. Giambi's .823 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .839, from 1960-62.

LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .886
AL--Jason Giambi, .802
NL--Barry Bonds, .886

It was the 2nd consecutive time and 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 7 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (14), Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby (12), Honus Wagner (11) and Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial (10) (they each did it consecutively).

Bonds's .886 OWP was the 2nd highest in major league history, behind Ruth's .886. Ruth retained the record when the figures were expanded to the 4th decimal place. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .852, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1922-25.

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

LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .867
AL--Jason Giambi, .780
NL--Barry Bonds, .867

It was the 2nd consecutive time and the 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 8 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby (12 consecutive), Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--8 consecutive) and Mickey Mantle and Honus Wagner (10 consecutive).

The only player with a higher figure than Bonds was Babe Ruth--3 times, record of .884, from 1920-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .849, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1921-25.

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

LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .855
AL--Manny Ramirez, .761
NL--Barry Bonds, .855

It was the 2nd consecutive time and 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 8 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Ty Cobb (13 consecutive), Babe Ruth (12 consecutive), Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mickey Mantle and Honus Wagner (10 consecutive) and Mel Ott (10 times--8 consecutive).

The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--8 times, record of .882, from 1919-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .844, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1920-25.

LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .849
AL--Edgar Martinez, .750
NL--Barry Bonds, .849

It was the 10th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the NL. Bonds became the 3rd player to lead the majors at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (13) and Ty Cobb (12) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds became the 6th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Ty Cobb (12 consecutive), Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial (11 consecutive) and Mel Ott (10 times--7 consecutive).

The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--11 times, record of .878, from 1918-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .834, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1919-25.

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

LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .841
AL--Edgar Martinez, .761
NL--Barry Bonds, .841

It was the 5th consecutive time and 8th 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, joining Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth (12 consecutive), Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--8 consecutive) and Mickey Mantle, Honus Wagner and Rogers Hornsby (10 consecutive)

Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .828, by Honus Wagner, from 1902-09.

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

LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .838
AL--Edgar Martinez, .752
NL--Barry Bonds, .838

It was the 5th consecutive time and 8th 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, joining Mel Ott (13) and Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial (11) (they each did it consecutively).

Bonds's .838 OWP set the NL record, breaking the mark of .826, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-08.

LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993)
MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .840
AL--Edgar Martinez, .747
NL--Barry Bonds, .840

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

Bonds's .840 OWP set the NL record, breaking his own mark of .825, from 1992-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .823, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-09.

12-09-2002, 09:57 AM	#5
nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	OWP LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .906 AL--Jason Giambi, .823 NL--Barry Bonds, .906 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 6th time Bonds led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time and 10th time he led the NL. Bonds became the 5th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (14), Honus Wagner and Rogers Hornsby (12) and Ty Cobb (11) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds's .906 OWP set the major league record, breaking the mark of .894, by Babe Ruth, from 1919-21. The old NL record was .860, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1923-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Giambi led the AL. Giambi's .823 OWP was the highest in the majors since Mickey Mantle's .839, from 1960-62. LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .886 AL--Jason Giambi, .802 NL--Barry Bonds, .886 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 7 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (14), Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby (12), Honus Wagner (11) and Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial (10) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds's .886 OWP was the 2nd highest in major league history, behind Ruth's .886. Ruth retained the record when the figures were expanded to the 4th decimal place. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .852, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1922-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Giambi led the AL. LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .867 AL--Jason Giambi, .780 NL--Barry Bonds, .867 It was the 2nd consecutive time and the 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 8 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby (12 consecutive), Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--8 consecutive) and Mickey Mantle and Honus Wagner (10 consecutive). The only player with a higher figure than Bonds was Babe Ruth--3 times, record of .884, from 1920-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .849, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1921-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Giambi led the AL. LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .855 AL--Manny Ramirez, .761 NL--Barry Bonds, .855 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 8 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Ty Cobb (13 consecutive), Babe Ruth (12 consecutive), Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mickey Mantle and Honus Wagner (10 consecutive) and Mel Ott (10 times--8 consecutive). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--8 times, record of .882, from 1919-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .844, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1920-25. LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .849 AL--Edgar Martinez, .750 NL--Barry Bonds, .849 It was the 10th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the NL. Bonds became the 3rd player to lead the majors at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (13) and Ty Cobb (12) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds became the 6th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Ty Cobb (12 consecutive), Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial (11 consecutive) and Mel Ott (10 times--7 consecutive). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--11 times, record of .878, from 1918-24. Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .834, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1919-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Martinez led the AL. LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .841 AL--Edgar Martinez, .761 NL--Barry Bonds, .841 It was the 5th consecutive time and 8th 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, joining Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth (12 consecutive), Stan Musial (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--8 consecutive) and Mickey Mantle, Honus Wagner and Rogers Hornsby (10 consecutive) Bonds set the NL record, breaking the mark of .828, by Honus Wagner, from 1902-09. It was the 2nd consecutive time Martinez led the AL. LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .838 AL--Edgar Martinez, .752 NL--Barry Bonds, .838 It was the 5th consecutive time and 8th 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, joining Mel Ott (13) and Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial (11) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds's .838 OWP set the NL record, breaking the mark of .826, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-08. LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .840 AL--Edgar Martinez, .747 NL--Barry Bonds, .840 It was the 9th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the NL. Bonds's .840 OWP set the NL record, breaking his own mark of .825, from 1992-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .823, by Honus Wagner, from 1900-09. __________________ Lee Creator, Complete Baseball Encyclopedia. It's powerful, yet extremely easy to use. Features extensive sorting and stat display options. The CBE has many features that are not available in online and printed sources. Has 2006 stats and daily update service for 2007.

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