Major League Baseball's all-time hits leader Pete Rose has died at the age of 83. TMZ was the first to report the news on ...

342 batting average in 1999. Like Garvey, Williams also won four Gold Gloves. Williams retired with ... 929 OPS, and a WAR value of 44.4. Delgado won three Silver Sluggers and, strangely, only ...

Additionally, he captured three batting titles and two Gold Gloves. During the 1978 season, Rose gained national attention for his 44-game hitting streak, in which he tied a nearly 100-year-old ...

But even when he won Gold Gloves, Bonds wasn’t a center fielder ... Which means his .136 (6-for-44) batting average since then (through Saturday) is also his on-base percentage and slugging ...

Rose was 44 and the team's player-manager. Batting left-handed against the San ... only to have the ball pop out of his glove. Rose, sprinting in from first, snatched the ball for the out.

Mookie Betts leads the way as Dodgers' vaunted lineup produces again in Game 4, putting Los Angeles on the cusp of the Fall ...

won three league batting titles, won league and World Series most-valuable-player awards, two Gold Gloves for fielding excellence, and was a 17-time all-star. In 1978, he had a 44-game hitting ...

Moises Ballesteros can be found at the following address this autumn: Home Plate Valley of the Sun, Arizona MLB No. 44 ...

In that 11-year stretch, he also had seven seasons where he won Gold Gloves ... 44 en route to their first of back-to-back World Series titles. He picked up 47 homers, 173 RBIs and a .373 batting ...

But Steinbach was the quiet rock of the Bash Brothers era, batting under ... was solid with the glove as well and led the league in fielding percentage twice. He hit the most career home runs ...

The Philadelphia Phillies approach the 2024 playoffs with one of the deeper lineups of all postseason teams. It has been a major part of their success this seas ...

Blame the terrifying trio of Albert Belle, Manny Ramirez and Jim Thome, who combined for 11 doubles, 17 homers and 44 RBIs while playing ... the 1959 batting champ (.353 in ) in April 1960.