in 1991 who was the mlb homerun leader?
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Jose Canseco, OAKLAND 44
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The Braves won the NL West crown from 1991 until the strike in 1994. After the strike, they began their consecutive streak of NL East titles.
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I remember in the 1991 World Series, John Smoltz pitched against Jack Morris in Game 7.  Much was said about Smoltz because he grew up in Detroit, and Jack Morris was his childhood hero.
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The most famous player is Old Yogi Berra, played for the Yankee's he was traded to them from St. Louis Cardinals. Has played in more world series than anyone else. He was born on Elizabeth street in St. Louis. (The Hill) He is famous because I cant turn on the TV without seeing him advertising something
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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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Barry Bonds at 73 Home Runs. He did that on October 7, 2001.\n He hit at Pacific Bell Park, to left-center field, against Dennis Springer, the count was 1-1 none on base.
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Mark Magwire (575) off Randy Johnson when Oakland played in Seattle.  Mickey Mantle did not hit a 630 ft homerun, that is an old wives tale.  we are not playing with golf balls and clubs here.
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My guess would be Bob Feller, whose 100th win came midway through the 1941 season. He would have been 22 years old. Who are you thinking of? Clearly not Prior, Woods or Zambrano (who haven't reached 100 yet) or Maddux who hit 100 in 1993 when was almost 27.\n\nPosted 2/8/06: Yeah, Gooden is third I think at 25 yrs behind Feller and Frank Hahn (about 24 or 25).
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He became known as the home run king after  passing Big Mac for the single season record of 71 not 73.\n\nSAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds hit his 71st home run Friday night, taking him to a place no player has gone before. Then he hit his 72nd and pushed the single-season home run record even further out of this world. On a night when the Giants' playoff hopes were dealt a knockout blow, Bonds struck back-to-back blows for the history books as he surpassed Mark McGwire's record 70 homer plateau set in 1998 and became the single-season home run king. A game after tying Big Mac for the record in a 10-2 victory at Houston's Enron Field, Bonds ended the suspense on his first at-bat and first swing before a sellout crowd of 41,730 at Pacific Bell Park.
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Cooley got it. Here's the top ten:\n1. 1992 Tom Seaver.........98.84%\n2. 1999 Nolan Ryan.........98.79%\n3. 1936 Ty Cobb............98.23%\n4. 1999 George Brett.......98.19%\n5. 1992 Hank Aaron.........97.83%\n6. 1995 Mike Schmidt.......96.52%\n7. 1989 Johnny Bench.......96.42%\n8. 1994 Steve Carlton......95.61%\n9. 1936 Babe Ruth..........95.13%\n10. 1979 Willie Mays.......94.68%
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Yea it was Robert Fick.\nRoger Maris hit the first home run their when he broke a few records in 1961.
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HIs final season with Seattle was 1991
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It was Lou Gehrig with 184 in 1931.  Babe Ruth's highest total was 164 in 1927, and Hack Wilson was a right-handed batter.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/g/gehrilo01.shtml
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I think it was Benito Santiago, 1987.  Was he with the Padres?
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The Braves from 1992 until 2005. Most games won, most division titles(14), most gold glove winners, most Cy Young winners(Maddox, Smoltz & Gavine).
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nAs the others have said, that year was great because both the AL and NL leaders had the same number of home runs--49!  Andre Dawson and a presumably pre-steroids Mark McGwire were the talented twosome.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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Has to be Sandy Koufax.  0.95 ERA in four World Series!