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| There was no World Series this year because of a players strike | |
| This player hit .394, the highest mark of anyone during the decade | |
| The decade produced new heights in HR totals. But who led the NL with 35 HRs, the lowest leading total of the decade | |
| While this player led the AL with 43 HRs, the lowest total to lead that league in a non-strike year | |
| This catcher had 109 RBIs to lead the NL in 1992 | |
| This player led the AL in RBIs in 1999 and was still active at the beginning of the 2011 season | |
| This player led the AL in stolen bases in 1998, seven years after his previous league leading total | |
| Two Marlins led the NL in steals. Name one. | |
| This Astro was hit by a pitch 34 times in 1997, the most in the majors since Ron Hunt got plunked 50 times in 1971 | |
| In 1992 this Brave won 20 games, tying for the league lead | |
| He tied with this NL pitcher | |
| This player hit .363 in one year, the highest AL mark of the decade | |
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| He led the AL with 19 wins in 1995, the only year besides 1994 that the league didn't have a 20 game winner | |
| This pitcher led the AL in strikeouts four times and the NL once during the decade | |
| He led the NL in ERA in 1990. He had 17 starts and 31 relief appearance that year | |
| He led the league in ERA four times in the decade, posting back-to-back seasons of an ERA under 2.00 | |
| He tied for the AL lead in losses in 1997. He still pitches for the same team | |
| The Yankees won the last 2 Series of the decade. This is the only other back-to-back Series winner | |
| In the 1970s & 1980s there was one Series sweep each decade. The 90s saw the Yankees with 2 sweeps and this team also won via a sweep | |
| This team lost the NLCS in '90, '91, & '92. They haven't had a .500 season since. | |
| The only multiple NL MVP, he did it for two different teams | |
| The only pitcher to win the MVP in the decade | |
| Rookie of the year in 1994 with 24 HRs in a strike year, he hit 43 HRs more in his career | |
| Two players received 98.8% of the vote for Hall of Fame induction, the highest % ever. Name one | |
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