Unusual Baseball Statisticsby Aron Wallad

Statistics - I love ‘em <BR><BR>I have been fascinated by some of the statistics that have been amassed by some of the major leaguers. Viewing some players numbers has amazed me. My Baseball memorabilia are these amazing stats. <BR><BR>Here are a few achievements I thought might interest you. <BR><BR>Rogers Hornsby <BR>From 1921 to 1925 he batted 2679 times - <BR>He hit safely 1078 times <BR>And averaged .402 during this five year run. Not too shabby <BR><BR>From ages 36 to 41 - his final six years in the Majors <BR>he batted 350 times total <BR>Hit safely 105 times and fell 70 hits short of <BR>3000 hits for his career. Maybe he could have planned better <BR><BR>Lou Gehrig <BR>From 1930 to 1934 he drove in 813 runs <BR>An average of 162 RBIs per year - Enough said <BR>The man was a run producing machine <BR><BR>Ty Cobb <BR>He had 1937 RBIs in his career <BR>He never hit more than 12 home runs in a single year <BR>Seven times he knocked in over 100 runs <BR><BR>Runs Batted In <BR>These following stats are based on a per game basis <BR>Here are a few of the highest numbers <BR>As you can see - no one player averaged one run per game <BR>Lou Gehrig .921 <BR>Hank Greenburg .915 <BR>Joe Dimaggio .885 <BR>Jimmy Foxx .859 <BR>Hey where’s The Babe? <BR><BR>These RBIs are based on a per at bat basis <BR>Here are some of the highest <BR>Babe Ruth .263 <BR>Lou Gehrig .249 <BR>Hank Greenburg .249 <BR><BR>I hope you enjoyed these unusual stats.