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kairos12

(13,248 posts) Thu Feb 1, 2018, 02:12 PM Feb 2018

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Dom DiMaggio, in 1950, led the AL in stolen bases.

With 15.

Still the all time low for leading a league in SBs.

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Dom DiMaggio, in 1950, led the AL in stolen bases. (Original Post) kairos12 Feb 2018 OP

The professor. tymorial Feb 2018 #1

Years before Whitey Ball - Before my time, but that is a ridiculous number The Polack MSgt Feb 2018 #2

I was in St. Louis during the end of the Brock years and Vince Coleman days. kairos12 Feb 2018 #3

Easily... I picked the 85 Cards because I saw 2 of Vince Coleman's 110 steals The Polack MSgt Feb 2018 #4

tymorial

(3,433 posts)

1. The professor.

Reply to kairos12 (Original post)

Thu Feb 1, 2018, 02:24 PM

Feb 2018

The Polack MSgt

(13,426 posts)

2. Years before Whitey Ball - Before my time, but that is a ridiculous number

Reply to kairos12 (Original post)

Thu Feb 1, 2018, 02:26 PM

Feb 2018

Hell the White Rat's Cards back up catcher had 6 in 1985

kairos12

(13,248 posts)

3. I was in St. Louis during the end of the Brock years and Vince Coleman days.

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Reply #2)

Thu Feb 1, 2018, 02:28 PM

Feb 2018

I could see 15 SBs in a four game series.

The Polack MSgt

(13,426 posts)

4. Easily... I picked the 85 Cards because I saw 2 of Vince Coleman's 110 steals

Reply to kairos12 (Reply #3)

Thu Feb 1, 2018, 02:40 PM

Feb 2018

In a game at 3 Rivers while home on leave.

I think Willie McGee and Andy Van Slyke stole one apiece in that game as well.

I was still a Buccos fan in those days.

I've been living in the St Louis area for 20 years now, and the Pirates were a money laundering, cattle ranch, JOKE of a franchise for most of that time.

So, I switched - it took a dozen years or so, but I switched. It was the Larry walker Jimmy Edmonds Albert Pujols Scott Rolen cardinals that put me over the edge. That was a fun team to watch

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