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It was the 4th time Thome led the AL. He also led in 1997-99. It was the 11th time Bonds led the NL. He also led in 1990-97 and 2000-01.
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SEC AVERAGE LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS
LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .830 AL--Jim Thome, NL--Barry Bonds, .830 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time and 10th time he led the NL. Bonds became the 4th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (15 consecutive), Mel Ott (12 times--7 consecutive) and Rickey Henderson (11 times--7 consecutive). Bonds's .830 SEC broke his own major league record of .734, from 1999-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .565, by Ralph Kiner, from 1949-51. Bonds broke the record with .580, from 1991-93, and raised it to .612 (1992-94), to .615 (1995-97) and to .617 (1996-98), before Mark McGwire took it away, with .718, from 1997-99. McGwire raised it to .731 (1998-2000), before Bonds broke it again with .734 (1999-2001) and then raised it to .830. It was the 5th time Thome led the AL. LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .782 AL--Jim Thome, .538 NL--Barry Bonds, .782 It was the 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 6 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (14 consecutive), Rickey Henderson (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--9 consecutive) and Ty Cobb and Harmon Killebrew (10 consecutive). Bonds's .782 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .702, by Babe Ruth, from 1920-23. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .544, by Joe Morgan, from 1974-77. Bonds broke the record with .564, from 1990-93, raised it to .579 (1991-94), to .598 (1992-95), to .604 (1993-96), to .607 (1994-97) and to .613 (1996-2000), before Mark McGwire took the record away from him, with .686, from 1997-2001, and Bonds just reclaimed it. It was the 5th consecutive time Thome led the AL. LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .730 AL--Jim Thome, .531 NL--Barry Bonds, .730 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 5 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Rickey Henderson (12 consecutive), Mel Ott (12 times--9 consecutive) and Ty Cobb (11 consecutive). Bonds's .730 SEC broke the major league record of .685, by Babe Ruth, from 1920-24. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .533, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-51. Bonds broke the record with .566, from 1990-94, before raising it to .575 (1991-95) to .612 (1992-96), to .619 (1996-2000), to .671 (1997-2001) and then to .730. It was the 4th consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .531 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .567, from 1960-64. LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .709 AL--Jim Thome, .531 NL--Barry Bonds, .709 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 6 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (12 consecutive), Mel Ott (12 times--9 consecutive), Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson (11 consecutive) and Mickey Mantle (10 consecutive). Bonds's .709 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .684, by Mark McGwire, from 1995-2000. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .524, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-52. Bonds broke the record with .530 (from 1989-94) and raised it to .565 (1990-95), to .591 (1991-96), to .614 (1992-97), to .670 (1996-2001) and then to .709. It was the 4th consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .531 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .543, from 1960-65. LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .702 AL--Jim Thome, .533 NL--Barry Bonds, .702 It was the 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 6 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Mel Ott (13 times--9 consecutive), Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson (11 consecutive) and Harmon Killebrew (10 consecutive). Bonds's .702 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .664, by Mark McGwire, from 1995-2001. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .507, by Ralph Kiner, from 1947-53. Bonds broke the record with .534, from 1989-95, before raising it to .580 (1990-96), to .595 (1991-97), to .607 (1992-98), to .654 (1995-2001) and then to .702. It was the 4th consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .533 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .544, from 1958-64. LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .684 AL--Jim Thome, .525 NL--Barry Bonds, .684 It was the 9th consecutive 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 Mel Ott (13), Babe Ruth (12), Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson (11) and Mickey Mantle and Rogers Hornsby (10) (they each did it consecutively). Bonds's .684 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .655, by Babe Ruth, from 1920-27. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .499, by Ralph Kiner, from 1945-52. Bonds broke the record with .510, from 1988-95, before raising it to .551 (1989-96), to .585 (1990-97), to .592 (1991-98), to .606 (1992-99), to .646 (1994-2001) and to .684. It was the 3rd consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .525 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .530, from 1958-65. LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .674 AL--Jim Thome, .515 NL--Barry Bonds, .674 It was the 9th 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, joining Mel Ott (13 consecutive), Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle (11 consecutive) and Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson (10 consecutive). Bonds's .674 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .653, by Babe Ruth, from 1920-28. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .499, by Ralph Kiner, from 1944-52. Bonds broke the record with .527, from 1988-96, before raising it to .559 (1989-97), to .584 (1990-98), to .592 (1991-99), to .610 (1992-2000), to .641 (1993-2001), and to .641. It was the 2nd consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .515 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .520, from 1958-65. LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .666 AL--Jim Thome, .511 NL--Barry Bonds, .666 It was the 3rd consecutive time and 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 9th consecutive time he led the NL. Bonds's .666 SEC set the major league record, breaking the mark of .647, by Babe Ruth, from 1919-28. Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .488, by Ralph Kiner, from 1944-53. Bonds broke the record with .510, from 1987-96, before raising it to .537 (1988-97), to .560 (1989-98), to .585 (1990-99), to .597 (1991-2000), to .641 (1992-2001) and then to .666. It was the 2nd consecutive time Thome led the AL. Thome's .511 SEC was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .533, from 1957-66 (Mantle also had .511, from 1958-67).
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