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Offseason stat package--BPA
CAREER BPA LEADERS
BPA is bases per plate appearance. The formula is (TB+BB+HBP+SB-CS-GIDP)/(AB+BB+HBP+SF) Code:
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It was the 9th time Bonds led the NL. He also led in 1990-93, 1995-96 and 2000-01.
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BPA LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS
LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .842 AL--Jason Giambi, .682 NL--Barry Bonds, .842 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 7th time Bonds led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time and the 11th 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), Ty Cobb and Rickey Henderson (12 consecutive) and Rogers Hornsby (10 times--8 consecutive). Bonds's .842 BPA is the 2nd highest in major league history, behind Babe Ruth's .842, from 1919-21 (Ruth retained the record when the figures were computed to the 5th decimal place). Prior to Bonds, the NL record was .733, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1923-25. Bonds broke the record with .738, from 1992-94. Mark McGwire took the record away with .766, from 1997-99, and then he raised it to .773, from 1998-2000. Bonds reclaimed the record with .795, from 1999-2001, and then raised it to .842. LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .815 AL--Manny Ramirez, .683 NL--Barry Bonds, .815 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 3rd consecutive time and the 11th time he led the NL. Bonds is 1 of 5 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13) Ty Cobb (12) and Rickey Henderson and Rogers Hornsby (11) (they each did it consecutively). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--twice, record of .834, from 1920-23. Bonds's .815 BPA broke his own NL record of .763, from 1998-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .740, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1922-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Ramirez led the AL. Ramirez's .683 BPA was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .695, from 1960-63. LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .784 AL--Manny Ramirez, .668 NL--Barry Bonds, .784 It was the 2nd consecutive time and 8th time Bonds led the majors and the 3rd consecutive time and 10th time he led the NL. Bonds became the 6th player to lead his league at least 10 times, joining Babe Ruth (13 consecutive), Ty Cobb (12 consecutive), Rogers Hornsby (11 times--10 consecutive), Rickey Henderson (10 consecutive) and Willie Mays (10 times--6 consecutive). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--4 times, record of .824, from 1920-24. Bonds's .784 BPA broke his own NL record of .748, from 1997-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .726, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1921-25. It was the 2nd consecutive time Ramirez led the AL. Ramirez's .668 BPA was the highest in the AL since Mickey Mantle's .685, from 1960-64. LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .768 AL--Jim Thome, .650 NL--Barry Bonds, .768 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 and Babe Ruth (12), Rickey Henderson and Willie Mays (11) and Mickey Mantle, Reggie Jackson and Rogers Hornsby (10) (they each did it consecutively). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--8 times, record of .812, from 1919-24. Bonds's .768 BPA broke his own NL record of .744, from 1996-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .703, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1920-25. Bonds broke the record with .705, from 1991-96, before raising it to .717 (1992-97), to .744 and then to .768. It was the 2nd consecutive time Thome led the AL. LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .762 AL--Jim Thome, .653 NL--Barry Bonds, .762 It was the 10th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the 11th consecutive time he led 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 is 1 of 7 players to lead his league at least 10 times, along with Babe Ruth (13), Ty Cobb (12), Rickey Henderson and Rogers Hornsby (11) and Stan Musial and Willie Mays (10) (they each did it consecutively). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--10 times, record of .799, from 1920-26. Bonds's .762 BPA broke his own NL record of .734, from 1995-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .692, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1922-28. Bonds broke the record with .701, from 1990-96, before raising the record to .703 (1991-97), to .712 (1992-98), to .734 and then to .762. It was the 2nd consecutive time Thome led the AL. LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .750 AL--Jim Thome, .649 NL--Barry Bonds, .750 It was the 9th consecutive 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 and Babe Ruth (12), Rickey Henderson and Stan Musial (11) and Mickey Mantle, Rogers Hornsby and Willie Mays (10) (they each did it consecutively). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--10 times, record of .802, from 1920-27. Bonds's .750 BPA broke his own NL record of .734, from 1994-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .697, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1922-29. Bonds broke the record with .700, from 1990-97, before raising it to .701 (1991-98), to .710 (1992-99), to .712 (1993-2000), to .734 and then to .750. It was the 2nd consecutive time Thome led the AL. LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .749 AL--Jim Thome, .642 NL--Barry Bonds, .749 It was the 9th consecutive 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, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle (11 consecutive), Mel Ott (11 times--10 consecutive) and Rickey Henderson, Stan Musial and Willie Mays (10 consecutive). The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--10 times, record of .798, from 1920-28. Bonds's .749 BPA broke his own NL record of .735 from 1993-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .694, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1921-29. Bonds broke the record with .698, from 1990-98, before raising it to .700 (1991-99), to .714 (1992-2000), to .735 and then to .749. LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993) MAJORS--Barry Bonds, .748 AL--Jim Thome, .639 NL--Barry Bonds, .748 It was the 9th consecutive time Bonds led the majors and the NL. The only player with higher figures than Bonds was Babe Ruth--9 times, record of .793, from 1919-28. Bonds's .748 BPA broke his own NL record of .735, from 1992-2001. Prior to Bonds, the record was .690, by Rogers Hornsby, from 1921-30. Bonds broke the record with .698, from 1990-99, before raising it to .705 (1991-2000), to .735 and then to .748.
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