Leaders for 2000-2005 (Part 1)

[Chicoutimi CP]

Here are the leaders for the main batting categories, covering seasons 2000 to 2005. Sorry if these stats are not really sabermetrics.

Rk Runs
1 Alex Rodriguez 752
2 Todd Helton 719
3 Johnny Damon 705
4 Derek Jeter 673
5 Bobby Abreu 644
6 Gary Sheffield 632
7 Albert Pujols 629
8 Barry Bonds 623
9 Miguel Tejada 614
10 Manny Ramirez 606


Rk Hits
1 Todd Helton 1157
2 Ichiro Suzuki 1130
3 Derek Jeter 1129
4 Miguel Tejada 1116
5 Alex Rodriguez 1110
6 Johnny Damon 1109
7 Vladimir Guerrero 1088
8 Garret Anderson 1071
9 Bobby Abreu 1042
10 Juan Pierre 1040


Rk Home runs
1 Alex Rodriguez 281
2 Barry Bonds 263
3 Sammy Sosa 252
4 Manny Ramirez 237
5 Jim Thome 234
6 Andruw Jones 221
7 Carlos Delgado 220
8 Vladimir Guerrero 213
8 Gary Sheffield 213
10 Jim Edmonds 210


Rk Runs batted in
1 Alex Rodriguez 763
2 Manny Ramirez 732
3 Miguel Tejada 713
4 Carlos Delgado 706
5 Todd Helton 694
6 Gary Sheffield 669
7 Vladimir Guerrero 655
8 Garret Anderson 650
9 Jeff Kent 644
10 Andruw Jones 637


Rk Bases on balls
1 Barry Bonds 881
2 Bobby Abreu 663
3 Jason Giambi 659
4 Brian Giles 652
5 Todd Helton 644
6 Jim Thome 611
7 Carlos Delgado 586
8 Lance Berkman 580
9 Jim Edmonds 551
10 Chipper Jones 550


Rk Strike outs
1 Pat Burrell 886
2 Jim Thome 880
3 Jim Edmonds 853
4 Mike Cameron 829
5 Sammy Sosa 825
6 Richie Sexson 812
7 Jose Hernandez 796
8 Derrek Lee 781
9 Alex Rodriguez 770
9 Preston Wilson 770


Rk Stolen bases
1 Juan Pierre 267
2 Luis Castillo 195
3 Ichiro Suzuki 190
4 Rafael Furcal 189
5 Bobby Abreu 188
6 Carlos Beltran 179
7 Scott Podsednik 172
8 Jimmy Rollins 171
8 Johnny Damon 171
10 Carl Crawford 169
10 Alfonso Soriano 169


Rk Batting average
1 Todd Helton 0,344
2 Barry Bonds 0,338
3 Albert Pujols 0,332
4 Ichiro Suzuki 0,332
5 Vladimir Guerrero 0,329
6 Manny Ramirez 0,32
7 Mike Sweeney 0,312
8 Magglio Ordonez 0,311
9 Derek Jeter 0,311
10 Jose Vidro 0,311
Minimum : 3000 plate appearances


Rk On base percentage
1 Barry Bonds 0,533
2 Todd Helton 0,449
3 Jason Giambi 0,438
4 Manny Ramirez 0,418
5 Lance Berkman 0,418
6 Brian Giles 0,418
7 Albert Pujols 0,416
8 Carlos Delgado 0,416
9 Bobby Abreu 0,411
10 Chipper Jones 0,408
Minimum : 3000 plate appearances


Rk Slugging average
1 Barry Bonds 0,779
2 Todd Helton 0,626
3 Albert Pujols 0,621
4 Manny Ramirez 0,621
5 Vladimir Guerrero 0,596
6 Alex Rodriguez 0,596
7 Jim Edmonds 0,584
8 Sammy Sosa 0,583
9 Carlos Delgado 0,579
10 Jim Thome 0,578
Minimum : 3000 plate appearances


Rk OPS
1 Barry Bonds 1,312
2 Todd Helton 1,076
3 Manny Ramirez 1,039
4 Albert Pujols 1,037
5 Jason Giambi 1,013
6 Vladimir Guerrero 0,998
7 Alex Rodriguez 0,996
8 Carlos Delgado 0,995
9 Jim Edmonds 0,989
10 Jim Thome 0,982
Minimum : 3000 plate appearances

[Chicoutimi CP]

Now, the leaders for 11 pitching categories.

RK Wins
1 Bartolo Colon 103
1 Randy Johnson 103
3 Mark Mulder 97
3 Greg Maddux 97
5 Tim Hudson 95
6 Roger Clemens 94
7 Curt Schilling 93
8 Andy Pettitte 91
9 Pedro Martinez 90
10 Mike Mussina 88
10 Tom Glavine 88


Rk Losses
1 Livan Hernandez 77
2 Jeff Weaver 75
3 Jason Johnson 74
4 Javier Vazquez 70
4 Sidney Ponson 70
6 Matt Clement 69
6 Jeff Suppan 69
8 Tom Glavine 68
8 Kip Wells 68
10 Mark Redman 66
10 Steve Trachsel 66


Rk Win Losses % W-L PCT
1 Pedro Martinez 90-34 0,726
2 Roger Clemens 94-38 0,712
3 Johan Santana 59-25 0,702
4 Randy Johnson 103-48 0,682
5 Roy Oswalt 83-39 0,680
6 Tim Hudson 95-46 0,674
7 Andy Pettitte 91-45 0,669
8 David Wells 86-44 0,662
9 Roy Halladay 70-36 0,660
10 Mark Mulder 97-50 0,660
10 Curt Schilling 93-48 0,660
Minimum : 80 decisions


Rk Earned run average
1 Mariano Rivera 2,11
2 Pedro Martinez 2,58
3 Scot Shields 2,80
4 Keith Foulke 2,81
5 John Smoltz 2,83
6 Randy Johnson 2,87
7 Roy Oswalt 3,07
8 LaTroy Hawkins 3,10
9 Tim Worrell 3,18
10 Mark Prior 3,24
Minimum : 400 innings


Rk Saves
1 Mariano Rivera 250
2 Trevor Hoffman 208
3 Jason Isringhausen 207
4 Armando Benitez 204
5 Troy Percival 185
6 Billy Wagner 183
7 Jose Mesa 182
8 Keith Foulke 177
9 Eddie Guardado 161
10 Eric Gagne 160


RK Innings
1 Livan Hernandez 1417,1
2 Randy Johnson 1343,2
3 Greg Maddux 1337,2
4 Bartolo Colon 1316,2
5 Javier Vazquez 1316,0
6 Tim Hudson 1296,1
7 Tom Glavine 1292,0
8 Roger Clemens 1242,0
9 Mike Mussina 1241,0
10 Jeff Weaver 1232,1


Rk Hits Allowed
1 Livan Hernandez 1480
2 Greg Maddux 1321
3 Jeff Suppan 1311
4 Brad Radke 1305
5 Javier Vazquez 1303
6 Esteban Loaiza 1299
6 Kenny Rogers 1299
8 Jeff Weaver 1283
9 Tom Glavine 1281
10 David Wells 1261


Rk Bases on balls allowed
1 Russ Ortiz 576
2 Matt Clement 519
3 Shawn Estes 501
4 Al Leiter 480
5 Hideo Nomo 477
6 Barry Zito 461
7 Livan Hernandez 453
7 Kerry Wood 453
9 Bartolo Colon 439
10 Tom Glavine 437


Rk WHIP
1 Pedro Martinez 0,96
2 Mariano Rivera 0,99
3 Keith Foulke 1,02
4 Randy Johnson 1,06
5 John Smoltz 1,07
6 Curt Schilling 1,10
7 Eric Gagne 1,11
8 Johan Santana 1,13
9 Greg Maddux 1,15
10 Octavio Dotel 1,17
Minimum : 400 innings


Rk Strike outs
1 Randy Johnson 1679
2 Pedro Martinez 1327
3 Curt Schilling 1261
4 Roger Clemens 1186
5 Javier Vazquez 1166
6 Mike Mussina 1075
7 Kerry Wood 1053
8 Bartolo Colon 1050
9 Matt Clement 1026
10 Jason Schmidt 1013


Rk Strike outs/9 inn.
1 Randy Johnson 11,25
2 Octavio Dotel 11,18
3 Mark Prior 10,55
4 Eric Gagne 10,45
5 Kyle Farnsworth 10,40
6 Pedro Martinez 10,35
7 Kerry Wood 10,06
8 Oliver Perez 9,97
9 Johan Santana 9,47
10 Curt Schilling 9,35
Minimum : 400 innings

[Edgartohof]

Hey, thanks! Did you do all of this yourself?

It goes to show that A-Rod is the man of the decade (or at least the 1st half of it). And Ichiro would be leading in Hits, but he's only played in 5 of the 6 seasons here, and would be 2nd in SB's as well.

[Chicoutimi CP]

I did it with the Lahman latest database. Formatting it on an Excel sheet was MUCH longer than setting up the queries with Access. Thanks for the compliment.

[Chisox]

I did it with the Lahman latest database. Formatting it on an Excel sheet was MUCH longer than setting up the queries with Access.
I guess you felt confident enough in the data regardless of the missing data to create your lists. I've uploaded, but considering the work I put into it, I don't feel confident that all the lists I would have made would be 100% correct. (I spend about 100 hours updating/creating organized lists. Lengthy, but most people consider the product very impressive.) I just wish Sean Lahman would get back to me.

[Dravecky43]

It goes to show that A-Rod is the man of the decade (or at least the 1st half of it).
I'd have to disagree. Barry has outplayed him statistically even with a measly 14-game 2005 to his credit.

[plask_stirlac]

Hey, thanks! Did you do all of this yourself?

It goes to show that A-Rod is the man of the decade (or at least the 1st half of it). And Ichiro would be leading in Hits, but he's only played in 4 of the 5 seasons here, and would be 2nd in SB's as well.

I know Ichiro would led by plenty since 2001 in hits, but it's cool to show him almost leading with 5 seasons' worth.

[Chicoutimi CP]

Hello guys!

Let's not forget that season 2000 to 2005 actually cover six seasons (2000-2001-2002-2003-2004-2005).

Regarding the number of hits starting from 2001 instead of 2000, the previous post is right : Ichiro Suzki has 1130, a long way before Albert Pujols' 982.

Claude

[Edgartohof]

I'd have to disagree. Barry has outplayed him statistically even with a measly 14-game 2005 to his credit.

Because he used steroids. If you take them out of the picture, then A-rod is clearly ahead.

[Honus Wagner Rules]

Because he used steroids. If you take them out of the picture, then A-rod is clearly ahead.
"Allegedly" right? Go ask east coast orange and black...:D

[Edgartohof]

"Allegedly" right? Go ask east coast orange and black...:D

Oh, right! I "forgot" to add that :D