Can you name the MLB Top 5 Offensive Leaders in the 1990s? by scmurgen

Can you name the MLB Top 5 Offensive Leaders in the 1990s?

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1999 Batting Average
.379 - COL
.357 - BOS
.349 - NYY
.342 - NYY
.337 - SEA

1999 Home Runs
65 - STL
63 - CHC
48 - SEA
47 - TEX
45 - ATL

1999 RBI
165 - CLE
148 - TEX
147 - STL
142 - ARI
141 - CHC

1999 Runs Scored
143 - HOU
138 - CLE
134 - TOR
134 - NYY
132 - ARI

1998 Batting Average
.363 - COL
.354 - NYM
.339 - NYY
.337 - BOS
.331 - COL

1998 Home Runs
70 - STL
66 - CHC
56 - SEA
50 - SD
49 - CHW

1998 RBI
158 - CHC
157 - TEX
152 - CHW
147 - STL
146 - SEA

1998 Runs Scored
134 - CHC
130 - STL
127 - NYY
126 - CHW
124 - HOU

1997 Batting Average
.372 - SD
.366 - COL
.362 - LAD
.347 - CHW
.333 - ATL

1997 Home Runs
58 - OAK/STL (trade)
56 - SEA
49 - COL
44 - NYY
43 - HOU

1997 RBI
147 - SEA
141 - NYY
140 - COL
135 - HOU
131 - TEX

1997 Runs Scored
146 - HOU
143 - COL
125 - SEA
123 - SF
122 - BOS

1996 Batting Average
.358 - SEA
.353 - SD
.349 - CHW
.344 - COL
.341 - MIN

1996 Home Runs
52 - OAK
50 - BAL
49 - SEA
48 - CLE
47 - TEX

1996 RBI
150 - COL
148 - CLE
144 - TEX
143 - BOS
142 - BAL

1996 Runs Scored
142 - COL
141 - SEA
140 - MIN
132 - BAL
132 - CLE

1995 Batting Average
.368 - SD
.356 - SEA
.346 - LAD
.340 - COL
.334 - HOU

1995 Home Runs
50 - CLE
40 - COL
40 - SEA
40 - CHW
39 - BAL

1995 RBI
128 - COL
126 - BOS
126 - CLE
121 - SEA
119 - CHC

1995 Runs Scored
123 - HOU
121 - CLE
121- SEA
120 - CAL
119 - CAL

1994 Batting Average
.394 - SD
.368 - HOU
.359 - NYY
.357 - CLE
.353 - CHW

1994 Home Runs
43 - SF
40 - SEA
39 - HOU
38 - CHW
37 - SF

1994 RBI
116 - HOU
112 - MIN
103 - TOR
101 - CLE
101 - CHW

1994 Runs Scored
106 - CHW
105 - CLE
104 - HOU
96 - MON
94 - SEA

1993 Batting Average
.370 - COL
.363 - TOR
.358 - SD
.342 - STL
.336 - SF

1993 Home Runs
46 - SF
46 - TEX
45 - SEA
41 - CHW
40 - ATL

1993 RBI
129 - CLE
128 - CHW
123 - SF
121 - TOR
120 - ATL

1993 Runs Scored
143 - PHI
129 - SF
124 - TEX
121 - TOR
116 - CLE

1992 Batting Average
.343 - SEA
.330 - SD
.329 - MIN
.324 - PIT
.323 - PHI

1992 Home Runs
43 - TEX
42 - OAK
35 - SD
34 - DET
34 - PIT

1992 RBI
124 - DET
119 - TOR
115 - CHW
112 - CHW
112 - CLE

1992 Runs Scored
114 - DET
109 - PIT
108 - CHW
105 - TOR
104 - MIN

1991 Batting Average
.341 - TEX
.332 - BOS
.327 - MIL
.327 - SEA
.325 - MIL

1991 Home Runs
44 - DET
44 - OAK
38 - NYM
34 - BAL
34 - SFG

1991 RBI
133 - DET
122 - OAK
117 - NYM
116 - PIT
116 - TEX

1991 Runs
133 - MIL
115 - OAK
115 - TEX
112 - LAD
110 - TOR

1990 Batting Average
.330 - LAD
.329 - KC
.328 - NYM
.325 - PHI
.325 - OAK

1990 Home Runs
51 - DET
40 - CHC
39 - OAK
37 - NYM
35 - SFG

1990 RBI
132 - DET
122 - SF
120 - PIT
118 - TOR
115 - SD

1990 Runs Scored
119 - OAK
116 - CHC
112 - PIT
108 - SFG
107 - ATL

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MLB Top 5 Offensive Leaders in the 1990s Quiz

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	LinuxLinus:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 06:19 GMT		1 point
	In 1999, you have Palmeiro listed as playing for both Atlanta and Texas.

	amwoods13:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 06:31 GMT		1 point
	You also have Sandberg playing for Pittsburgh in 1990. And on multiple name answers, you need to set it up so that if you name either name, the answer appears. I tried Sierra, Lofton, and Puckett, but where they appear as part of multiple names, they did not show up as correct answers.

	scmurgen:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 07:09 GMT		2 points
	Amendments made. Holler if you find any more f-ups.

	RodTidwell:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 13:47 GMT		2 points
	1993 Batting Average Leaders, Gregg Jefferies is spelled incorrectly.

	barterer2002:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 13:48 GMT		1 point
	When you type in Jones, Greg Vaughn's 1999 home run numbers show up.

	dspiel80:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 15:27 GMT		1 point
	That's because there was a tie and he's giving credit for both. The only issue I have, and I'm not sure there'ss a way to fix it, is it should accept Van Slyke in 1992.

	deej:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 16:24 GMT		0 points
	add "vanslyke" with no spaces as a correct answer for andy van slyke so you can get it by entering "ven slyke." as it is it will only accept "slyke" since you accept last word only. And also for the "CIN & ATL" thing for greg vaughn, please fix that

	tobinw:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 21:19 GMT		2 points
	Kelly Gruber, wow.

	GeorgiaPeach:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 21:53 GMT		3 points
	You should go through other decades. Maybe through the 1920s?

	dspiel80:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 22:03 GMT		2 points
	If you have the time, I couldn't possibly agree more with GeorgiaPeach.

	aaronwhitehead:	Apr 27th, 2010 at 23:17 GMT		2 points
	I got 199. Willie Randolph? With the BREWERS? Aaagh!

	king21:	Apr 28th, 2010 at 00:37 GMT		1 point
	You missed Canseco's 37 HRs in 1990. He would bump the 5th guy from that year off the list. Otherwise, this is a wonderful quiz.

	Etheridge2:	Apr 28th, 2010 at 17:29 GMT		3 points
	Best part about this is Willie McGee who won the NL Batting title in 1990 doesn't make the list for MLB Top 5, and Eddie Murray who finished 2nd to Mcgee is the top guy, and that's not an error by the quizmaker its correct ;)

	danman23:	Apr 28th, 2010 at 21:01 GMT		1 point
	wanted to type belle for albert, it took bell for jay. Thought nothing of it and moved on. Costly mistake.

	indyjeff:	May 2nd, 2010 at 04:02 GMT		2 points
	That has to be one of the weirdest statistical hiccups ever, and for some reason I was never aware of it until Etheridge2 just pointed it out. Eddie Murray actually led the entire major leagues in batting averages, and yet didn't win a batting title, as Willie McGee's NL-only average of .335 topped Murray, while McGee's overall average of .324 wasn't even in the top 5. Apparently Willie had trouble adjusting to AL pitching after spending 9 seasons with the Cardinals, as he only hit .274 in 29 games after being traded to Oakland. Also, McGee's 1989 batting average of .236 has got to be the lowest ever for a player the season before he won a batting title.

	sox_fan1468927:	Jul 27th, 2010 at 12:26 GMT		1 point
	Fielder hit 35 home runs in 1992

	sox_fan1468927:	Jul 27th, 2010 at 12:30 GMT		1 point
	Also Canseco hit 37 home runs in 1990 and McGriff hit 35 as well as Mitchell

	sox_fan1468927:	Jul 27th, 2010 at 12:37 GMT		1 point
	There are a few more other mistakes you have made, you need to double check these.

	scmurgen:	Aug 3rd, 2010 at 02:50 GMT		1 point
	@sox_fan - i can only fit 200 total answers onto a given quiz so i had to leave some off, that's why those guys are missing. there simply was no room.