Who are the 8 MLB players to bat .400 in a season since 1900?
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Nap Najolie, Roger Hornsby(three times), George Sisler(twice), Ty Cobb(three times), Joe Jackson, Ted Williams, Harry Heilman, and Bill Terry.  Ted Williams was the last to do it in 1941.
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Durham Bulls catcher, #8, Crash Davis\n\nALL-TIME MILB HOME RUN CHAMPION
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Alex Rodriguez\n\n3rd baseman since the 2004 season.\n\ntraded from the Texas Rangers in 2004 for Alfonso Soriano.\n\nHas over 400 career homers.
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The eight men included the great "Shoeless" Joe Jackson; pitchers Eddie Cicotte and Claude "Lefty" Williams; infielders Buck Weaver, Arnold "Chick" Gandil, Fred McMullin, and Charles "Swede" Risberg; and outfielder Oscar "Happy" Felsch. \nSee http://www.chicagohs.org/history/blacksox.html for more information
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Johnny Podres - 2 wins in 1955\nSandy Koufax - 2 wins in 1963\n\nBut, Burt Hooton leads them all with 3 wins aganst the Yankees (1 each in 77,78, & 81)
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An outfielder has thrown out 4 base runners in the same game only 8 times in baseball history and none since 1928.  So no its never been done.
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Ichiro Suzuki by a large margin.\nHe's the only hitter with 200 hits in every season since the 2001 season.    He led the majors in 3 of the seasons, with such totals as 242 in 2001 and a whopping 262 in 2004.  He has a total of 1354 hits.  The second most is Juan Pierre with 1182. Albert Pujols is third with 1159 in that time frame.
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The 1927 Yankees.  They had Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in their primes.  They both hit about .370 with 60 and 47 homers respectively.  Their ptiching wasn't shabby either.
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The answer is 98-year-old Billy Werber, who had short stints with the Yankees in 1930 and 1933.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_living_Major_League_Baseball_players\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/w/werbebi01.shtml\n\nHe's one year younger than Rollie Stiles and Ray Berres, the two oldest living former major-leaguers.
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The 1927 New York Yankees they went 110–44 only four teams have won more regular season games (the record of 116 is held by the 2001 Seattle Mariners)The '27 Yankees batted .307, slugged .489, scored 975 runs, and outscored their opponents by a record 376 runs. \n\nTheir powerful lineup was called "Murderers' Row." \n\nCenterfielder Earle Combs had a career year, batting .356 with 231 hits, leftfielder Bob Meusel batted .337 with 103 RBIs, and second baseman Tony Lazzeri drove in 102 runs. Lou Gehrig batted .373, with 218 hits, 52 doubles, 18 triples, 47 home runs, 175 RBIs, slugged at .765, and was voted A.L. MVP.\n\nThe pitching staff led the league in ERA at 3.20, and included Waite Hoyt, who went 22–7, and Herb Pennock, who went 19–8. Wilcy Moore won 19 as a reliever.Their pitching was also good, ranking first in the major leagues in lowest earned run average (ERA) that season. Waite Hoyt tied for the league lead in wins with 22, and Three other Yankees pitchers had ERAs under 3.00 that season.\n\nThe 1927 Yankees would eventually send six players to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Cy Young is ahead of the #2 person on the list (Jim Galvin) by 1,353 innings. Cy ended his career with 7,356 innings. Walter Johnson, Phil Niekro, and Nolan Ryan round out the top 5.
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Triples \nSingle Season National League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nChief Wilson\n 36\n 1912\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 1\n \nHeinie Reitz\n 31\n 1894\n Baltimore Orioles\n NL\n 2\n \nPerry Werden\n 29\n 1893\n St. Louis Browns\n NL\n 3\n \nHarry Davis\n 28\n 1897\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 4\n \nGeorge Davis\n 27\n 1893\n New York Giants\n NL\n 5\n \nSam Thompson\n 27\n 1894\n Philadelphia Phillies\n NL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 27\n 1899\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n  \n \nKiki Cuyler\n 26\n 1925\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 8\n \nJohn Reilly\n 26\n 1890\n Cincinnati Reds\n NL\n  \n \nGeorge Treadway\n 26\n 1894\n Brooklyn Bridegrooms\n NL\n  \n \n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n  Pittsburgh Pirates\n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n \ntriples \nSingle Season American League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nSam Crawford\n 26\n 1914\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 1\n \nJoe Jackson\n 26\n 1912\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 25\n 1903\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 3\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1911\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 4\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1917\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nTy Cobb\n 23\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 6\n \nEarle Combs\n 23\n 1927\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 23\n 1913\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nDale Mitchell\n 23\n 1949\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nBill Bradley\n 22\n 1903\n Cleveland Blues\n AL\n 10\n \nEarle Combs\n 22\n 1930\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nBirdie Cree\n 22\n 1911\n New York Highlanders\n AL\n  \n \nElmer Flick\n 22\n 1906\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nTris Speaker\n 22\n 1913\n Boston Red Sox\n AL\n  \n \nSnuffy Stirnweiss\n 22\n 1945\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nFrank Baker\n 21\n 1912\n Philadelphia Athletics\n AL\n 16\n \nEarle Combs\n 21\n 1928\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 21\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 21\n 1916\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nBill Keister\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1902\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nWillie Wilson\n 21\n 1985\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Brett\n 20\n 1979\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n 24\n \nTy Cobb\n 20\n 1908\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nBuck Freeman\n 20\n 1903\n Boston Americans\n AL\n  \n \nLou Gehrig\n 20\n 1926\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nGoose Goslin\n 20\n 1925\n Washington Senators\n AL\n  \n \nCristian Guzman\n 20\n 2000\n Minnesota Twins\n AL\n  \n \nJeff Heath\n 20\n 1941\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 20\n 1920\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nHeinie Manush\n 20\n 1928\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Stone\n 20\n 1906\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Vosmik\n 20\n 1935\n Cleveland Indians\n AL
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I have not been able to find the top 10 leadoff home run hitters.  I believe the all-time leader is Rickey Henderson with 81 leadoff bombs.  Alfonso Soriano set the record for most leadoff home runs in a season with 13 in 2003.
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This is an alphabetical list of 410 baseball players from the Dominican Republic who have played in Major League Baseball between 1956 and 2005. \nContents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z\n\n\n\n\n[edit]\nA\nJosé Acevedo \nGibson Alba \nSantos Alcalá \nIzzy Alcántara \nManny Alexander \nAntonio Alfonseca \nCarlos Almanzar \nEdwin Almonte \nErick Almonte \nHéctor Almonte \nFelipe Alou \nJesús Alou \nMoises Alou \nMatty Alou \nJoaquín Andújar \nLuis Andújar \nGreg Aquino \nMiguel Asencio \nEzequiel Astacio \nPedro Astacio \nManny Aybar \nWilly Aybar \n[edit]\nB\nBenito Báez \nJosé Báez \nLorenzo Barceló \nMiguel Batista \nRafael Batista \nTony Batista \nDanny Bautista \nDenny Bautista \nJosé A. Bautista \nJosé J. Bautista \nGeorge Bell \nJuan Bell \nRafael Belliard \nFrancis Beltrán \nAdrián Beltré \nEsteban Beltré \nArmando Benitez \nJoaquin Benoit \nJuan Bernhardt \nAngel Berroa \nGerónimo Berroa \nWilson Betemit \nPedro Borbón \nPedro Borbón, Jr. \nRafael Bournigal \nYhency Brazoban \nLesli Brea \nBernardo Brito \nEude Brito \nJorge Brito \nJuan Brito \nTilson Brito \nAmbiorix Burgos \n[edit]\nC\nDaniel Cabrera \nFrancisco Cabrera \nJosé Cabrera \nMelky Cabrera \nNapoleón Calzado \nSilvestre Campusano \nJosé Cano \nRobinson Cano \nJosé Capellán \nRamón Caraballo \nHéctor Carrasco \nRico Carty \nCarlos Casimiro \nAlberto Castillo \nBraulio Castillo \nCarmen Castillo \nJuan Castillo \nLuis Castillo \nManny Castillo \nBill Castro \nAndújar Cedeño \nCésar Cedeño \nDomingo Cedeño \nRobinson Checo \nPasqual Coco \nJesús Colome \nBartolo Colón \nRomán Colón \nFrancisco Cordero \nFrancisco Cruceta \nDeivi Cruz \nEnrique Cruz \nFausto Cruz \nJuan Cruz \nNelson Cruz (P) \nNelson Cruz (OF) \nVictor Cruz \n[edit]\nD\nFrancisco de la Rosa \nTomás de la Rosa \nLuis de los Santos (IF) \nLuis de los Santos (P) \nValerio de los Santos \nArturo DeFreitas \nJose DeLeón \nWilson Delgado \nJorge DePaula \nCesar Devarez \nFélix Díaz \nVíctor Díaz \nMiguel Diloné \nJuan Domínguez \nOctavio Dotel \nMariano Duncan \nRoberto Durán \n[edit]\nE\nAngelo Encarnación \nEdwin Encarnación \nJuan Encarnación \nLuis Encarnación \nMario Encarnación \nJuan Espino \nNino Espinosa \nLeo Estrella \nTony Eusebio \n[edit]\nF\nCarlos Febles \nJunior Félix \nPedro Feliz \nFélix Fermin \nRamón Fermin \nJosé Fernández \nTony Fernández \nBienvenido Figueroa \nJesús Figueroa \nBartolomé Fortunato \nFrank Francisco \nJulio Franco \nHanley Frias \nPepe Frias \nRafael Furcal \n[edit]\nG\nBalvino Gálvez \nEddy Garabito \nAmaury García \nDámaso García \nFreddy García \nGuillermo García \nJairo García \nLeo García \nLuis García \nReynaldo García \nEsteban Germán \nFranklyn Germán \nCésar Gerónimo \nJerry Gil \nAlexis Gómez \nDenny González \nJosé González \nLariel González \nPedro González Olivares \nFranklyn Gracesqui \nAlfredo Griffin \nCecilio Guante \nJuan Guerrero \nMario Guerrero \nPedro Guerrero \nVladimir Guerrero \nWilton Guerrero \nJosé Guillén \nCristian Guzmán \nDomingo Guzmán \nFreddy Guzmán \nGeraldo Guzmán \nJohnny Guzmán \nJuan Guzmán \nSantiago Guzmán \n[edit]\nH\nFélix Heredia \nWilson Heredia \nAnderson Hernández \nCésar D. Hernández \nFernando Hernández \nManny Hernández \nPedro Montas Hernández \nRudy Hernández \nRunelvys Hernández \nJosé Herrera \n[edit]\nJ\nAl Javier \nJulián Javier \nStan Javier \nDomingo Jean \nD'Angelo Jiménez \nElvio Jiménez \nJosé Jiménez \nJuan Jiménez \nManny Jiménez \nFélix José \nRick Joseph \n[edit]\nL\nRafael Landestoy \nYovanny Lara \nManny Lee \nJosé Lima \nRufino Linares \nFrancisco Liriano \nNelson Liriano \nPedro Liriano \nWinston Llenas \nAlberto Lois \nAquilino López \nMendy López \nPedro López \nJulio Lugo \nHéctor Luna \n[edit]\nM\nJulio Manón \nRamón Manón \nJosías Manzanillo \nRavelo Manzanillo \nJuan Marichal \nAlexis Marte \nDámaso Marte \nNorberto Martín \nAnasta
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1. Cy Young\n2. Nolan Ryan\n3. Walter Johnson\n4. Phil Niekro\n5. Tom Seaver\nRoger Clemans would have maid the top Five if he did not throw the bat at Piazza.
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Albert Pujols. I live by St. Louis but I'm not just saying him cause i live here. He's mlb leader in homers(16) Sure there's people like Chris Shelton with a lot of homers but not good average. Pujols has good average and homers(16)
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1.  Babe Ruth\n2.  Comiskey\n3.  1943\n4.  Pie Traynor in 1934\n5.  Fred Lynn in 1983\n\nNice of you to edit your answers, Rick H, after everyone behind you posted the right answers.  When I posted mine, you didn't have 3 and 4 correct.