who is the active MLB player with the most lifetime triples?
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steve finley, 114.\n\nbut if you were wondering, steve finley isn't even on the top 100 list for career triples.  sam crawford has 309.\n\ncheck out the link.
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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 best batter in the world today is hands down barry bonds. For all of you that think hes a steriod junky,  you have to realize EVERYBODY in baseball used to take steroids befor this scandal\nbarry bonds is the one getting the the most for it because hes breaking so many records. He has the best hand eye coordination in the game wich is one of the many reasons hes the most intentionally walked player in baseball history. The best short stop is Omar Visquel (10 gold gloves). Of course this is my own personal opinion .
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albert pujols... he's great at everything he does.
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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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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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I'd say albert pujols, since he is only "officially" 26, but we all know the guy is like 47.  \n\nMy top 3 age 26 or younger:\n\nDavid Wright - 3b - NY Mets\nJake Peavy SP - San Diego Padres\nMiguel Cabrera - LF - Florida Marlins\n\n5 tool player at 3rd, stud strikeout king starting, and Miguel Cabrera is going to be an MVP on a winning team someday
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Albert Pujols, the best hitter in MLB
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A-Rod, Pujols, and possibly Bonds. Maybe even all three.\n\nBy the way, Pujols has a chance to break Barry Bonds's single season HR record too.
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Shockingly Barry Bonds set this record in 2001, on his way to 73.  He had 39 at the all-star break.
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Wang Zhizhi from China did it.  He accomplished this before joining the Dallas Mavericks when he was on the Chinese National Team.  It is well documented.  The first and only triple-triple in the history of basketball.\n\nAlthough he is no longer in the NBA, he is truly the greatest player of all time (yes, surpassing Michael Jordan, Wilt and others).
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Ken Griffey Jr.\nHe hit his 400th on 4/10/05 when he was 30 years and 141 days old.\nA-Rod was 29 years and 316 days old when he achieved the 400 mark in 2005.
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Pete Rose with 1314 rbis and a career high of 82 in 1969. This puts him in a tie for 81st all time with Graig Nettles. When you play for 100 years, the numbers just start to accumulate.
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The answer is YES. Forget about the betting. \nHis Career Numbers are:\n\n4256 hits- Most All-Time\n3562 Games Played- Most All-Time\n2165 runs- 5th most All-Time\n746 doubles-2nd All Time\n5752 total bases- 6th All-Time\n.303 Career Average\nOnly had 160 Career Homeruns and \nOnly had 1314 Career Rbi.\nPlayed the game the way it was meant to be played. \n\nIf anyone belongs ... he does. Hasn't it been long enough?
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Player? A-rod\nHitter? Pujols. the guy is about to enter his prime too!
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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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716 in his baseball career. I'm not sure how many in his other careers. gimme a break