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MOST CAREER EXTRA BASE HITS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, ACTIVE PLAYERS

EXTRA BASE HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Albert Pujols 450 1111 661 Cardinals/Angels
2 Alex Rodriguez 343 1223 880 Mariners/Rangers/Yankees
3 David Ortiz 329 1044 715 Twins/Red Sox
4 Miguel Cabrera 315 888 573 Marlins/Tigers
5 Mark Teixeira 209 772 563 Rangers/Braves/Angels/Yankees
6 Matt Holliday 201 725 524 Rockies/A's/Cardinals
7 Carlos Beltran 196 934 738 Royals/Astros/Mets/Giants/Cardinals/Yankees
T8 Adrian Gonzalez 179 651 472 Rangers/Padres/Red Sox/Dodgers
T8 Ryan Braun 179 550 371 Brewers
T8 Adrian Beltre 179 968 789 Dodgers/Mariners/Red Sox/Rangers

Yesterday, Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera moved up to 8th for most career hits for right handed hitters, through age 32, and is 6th vs. the league average. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia).

MOST CAREER HITS, RIGHT HANDED HITTERS, THROUGH AGE 32

1 Rogers Hornsby 2476 Cardinals/Giants/Braves
2 Hank Aaron 2434 Braves
3 Robin Yount 2407 Brewers
4 Alex Rodriguez 2404 Mariners/Rangers/Yankees
5 Jimmie Foxx 2370 A's/Red Sox
6 Joe Medwick 2307 Cardinals/Dodgers/Giants
7 Albert Pujols 2246 Cardinals/Angels
8 Miguel Cabrera 2239 Marlins/Tigers
9 Roberto Clemente 2238 Pirates
10 Al Kaline 2228 Tigers

MOST CAREER HITS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, RIGHT HANDED HITTERS, THROUGH AGE 32

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Rogers Hornsby 764 2476 1712 Cardinals/Giants/Braves
2 Hank Aaron 581 2434 1853 Braves
3 Al Simmons 550 2188 1638 A's/White Sox
4 Albert Pujols 543 2246 1703 Cardinals/Angels
5 Harry Heilmann 534 2160 1626 Tigers
6 Miguel Cabrera 517 2239 1722 Marlins/Tigers
7 Nap Lajoie 479 1340 861 Phillies/A's/Indians
8 Joe Medwick 469 2307 1838 Cardinals/Dodgers/Giants
9 Willie Mays 463 2033 1570 Giants
10 Kirby Puckett 452 1996 1544 Twins
 
MOST CAREER TIMES REACHED BASE SAFELY, ACTIVE PLAYERS

1 Alex Rodriguez 4403 Mariners/Rangers/Yankees
2 Albert Pujols 3773 Cardinals/Angels
3 Ichiro Suzuki 3501 Mariners/Yankees/Marlins
4 Adrian Beltre 3421 Dodgers/Mariners/Red Sox/Rangers
5 David Ortiz 3412 Twins/Red Sox
6 Carlos Beltran 3376 Royals/Astros/Mets/Giants/Cardinals/Yankees
7 Miguel Cabrera 3178 Marlins/Tigers
8 Jimmy Rollins 3143 Phillies/Dodgers
9 Torii Hunter 3096 Twins/Angels/Tigers/Twins
10 Aramis Ramirez 2943 Pirates/Cubs/Brewers

MOST CAREER TIMES REACHED BASE SAFELY ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, ACTIVE PLAYERS

REACHED BASE DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Albert Pujols 943 3773 2830 Cardinals/Angels
2 Alex Rodriguez 802 4403 3601 Mariners/Rangers/Yankees
3 Miguel Cabrera 760 3178 2418 Marlins/Tigers
4 Joe Mauer 603 2293 1690 Twins
5 David Ortiz 602 3412 2810 Twins/Red Sox
6 Joey Votto 546 1761 1215 Reds
7 Prince Fielder 510 2319 1809 Brewers/Tigers/Rangers
8 Matt Holliday 507 2688 2181 Rockies/A's/Cardinals
9 Ichiro Suzuki 477 3501 3024 Mariners/Yankees/Marlins
10 David Wright 441 2473 2032 Mets
 
Yesterday, Tigers DH Rajai Davis moved into 5th place for most career SB, among players whose last name starts with D, and moved into 2nd vs. the league average. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia) Davis moved into 7th place for most career SB, among players whose first name starts with R, and is 4th vs. the league average. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia).

MOST CAREER STOLEN BASES, LAST NAME STARTS WITH D

1 Delino DeShields 463 Expos/Dodgers/Cardinals/Orioles/Cubs
2 Johnny Damon 408 Royals/A's/Red Sox/Yankees/Tigers/Rays/Indians
3 Willie Davis 398 Dodgers/Expos/Rangers/Cardinals/Padres/Angels
4 Eric Davis 349 Reds/Dodgers/Tigers/Reds/Orioles/Cardinals/Giants
5 Rajai Davis 315 Pirates/Giants/A's/Blue Jays/Tigers
6 Andre Dawson 314 Expos/Cubs/Red Sox/Marlins
7 Larry Doyle 298 Giants/Cubs/Giants
T8 Art Devlin 285 Giants/Braves
T8 Lenny Dykstra 285 Mets/Phillies
10 Ray Durham 273 White Sox/A's/Giants/Brewers

MOST CAREER STOLEN BASES ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, LAST NAME STARTS WITH D

STOLEN BASES DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Delino DeShields 323 463 140 Expos/Dodgers/Cardinals/Orioles/Cubs
2 Rajai Davis 258 315 57 Pirates/Giants/A's/Blue Jays/Tigers
3 Willie Davis 257 398 141 Dodgers/Expos/Rangers/Cardinals/Padres/Angels
4 Johnny Damon 242 408 166 Royals/A's/Red Sox/Yankees/Tigers/Rays/Indians
5 Miguel Dilone 226 267 41 Pirates/A's/Cubs/Indians/White Sox/Pirates/Expos/Padres
6 Eric Davis 213 349 136 Reds/Dodgers/Tigers/Reds/Orioles/Cardinals/Giants
7 Lenny Dykstra 173 285 112 Mets/Phillies
8 Bob Dernier 147 218 71 Phillies/Cubs/Phillies
9 Ray Durham 136 273 137 White Sox/A's/Giants/Brewers
10 Jarrod Dyson 107 125 18 Royals
 
MOST CAREER STOLEN BASES, FIRST NAME STARTS WITH R

1 Rickey Henderson 1406 A's/Yankees/A's/Blue Jays/A's/Padres/Angels/A's/Mets/Mariners/Padres/Red Sox/Dodgers
2 Roberto Alomar 474 Padres/Blue Jays/Orioles/Indians/Mets/White Sox/Diamondbacks/White Sox
3 Ron LeFlore 455 Tigers/Expos/White Sox
4 Rod Carew 353 Twins/Angels
5 Ryne Sandberg 344 Phillies/Cubs
6 Red Murray 321 Cardinals/Giants/Cubs/Giants
7 Rajai Davis 315 Pirates/Giants/A's/Blue Jays/Tigers
8 Rafael Furcal 314 Braves/Dodgers/Cardinals/Marlins
9 Reggie Sanders 304 Reds/Padres/Braves/Diamondbacks/Giants/Pirates/Cardinals/Royals
10 Rabbit Maranville 291 Braves/Pirates/Cubs/Dodgers/Cardinals/Braves
 
http://www.theoaklandpress.com/spor...-double-plays-continues-to-cost-tigers-dearly
Hitting into double plays continues to cost Tigers dearly.
from the OaklandPress

The double plays are part of their M.O., and it?s something they?ve done for years (the Tigers have been top five in double plays grounded into every season since 2011). They even finished first in 2012, with a MLB-topping 156, a year after finishing fourth with 169.

With 47 in 44 games, they?re currently on pace to ground into 173, one shy of the MLB record set by the 1990 Boston Red Sox.

Coming into Saturday, the Tigers were worst in baseball at -3.4 runs, nearly a full run worse than the next closest team, the White Sox. Chicago is at -2.5, which is the bottom of the spectrum from ?great? to ?awful.?

In other words, double plays cost the Tigers nearly three and a half more runs than the average team in baseball.
 
http://www.detroitnews.com/story/sp...-bullpen-finding-traction-month-may/27840461/
Joba, Tigers bullpen finding traction in month of May.
detnews

http://m.tigers.mlb.com/news/article/126166382/tigers-name-joba-chamberlain-setup-man
Ausmus: 'Joba's the eighth-inning guy'.
Reliever solidifies role with clean 8th vs. Astros.
Tigers official site

http://www.blessyouboys.com/2015/5/23/8647805/detroit-tigers-joba-chamberlain-setup-man-bullpen
Tigers' Joba Chamberlain is the setup man, with mix-and-match opportunities.
from bybtb
 
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