Can you name the 2009 MLB team leaders in the main offensive statistical categories? by sienna66

Can you name the 2009 MLB team leaders in the main offensive statistical categories?

created by sienna66

Enter a player (last names acceptable) in the box below
Correctly named players will show up below
Answers do not have to be guessed in order
This game was adapted from the concept of Blaise's game "2000s MLB Team Hitting Leaders" with all due respect. See abbreviation key in comments.
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New York Yankees
AB (637)
HR (39)
AVG (.334)
RBI (122)
SB (30)
SO (126)

Boston Red Sox
AB (626)
HR (36)
AVG (.305)
RBI (119)
SB (70)
SO (162)

Tampa Bay Rays
AB (606)
HR (39)
AVG (.320)
RBI (113)
SB (60)
SO (163)

Toronto Blue Jays
AB (682)
HR (36)
AVG (.320)
RBI (114)
SB (17)
SO (110)

Baltimore Orioles
AB (642)
HR (25)
AVG (.293)
RBI (101)
SB (30)
SO (112)

Minnesota Twins
AB (656)
HR (32)
AVG (.365)
RBI (103)
SB (23)
SO (118)

Detroit Tigers
AB (631)
HR (34)
AVG (.324)
RBI (103)
SB (20)
SO (170)

Chicago White Sox
AB (582)
HR (28)
AVG (.304)
RBI (88)
SB (30)
SO (116)

Cleveland Indians
AB (583)
HR (20)
AVG (.308)
RBI (86)
SB (21)
SO (151)

Kansas City Royals
AB (608)
HR (23)
AVG (.301)
RBI (93)
SB (25)
SO (132)

Los Angeles Angels
AB (615)
HR (34)
AVG (.312)
RBI (108)
SB (42)
SO (117)

Texas Rangers
AB (556)
HR (33)
AVG (.322)
RBI (89)
SB (33)
SO (150)

Seattle Mariners
AB (639)
HR (31)
AVG (.359)
RBI (96)
SB (26)
SO (149)

Oakland Athletics
AB (570)
HR (25)
AVG (.305)
RBI (88)
SB (41)
SO (185)

Philadelphia Phillies
AB (672)
HR (45)
AVG (.292)
RBI (141)
SB (31)
SO (186)

Florida Marlins
AB (585)
HR (31)
AVG (.342)
RBI (106)
SB (27)
SO (150)

Atlanta Braves
AB (536)
HR (24)
AVG (.313)
RBI (94)
SB (19)
SO (140)

New York Mets
AB (593)
HR (15)
AVG (.307)
RBI (76)
SB (27)
SO (140)

Washington Nationals
AB (610)
HR (38)
AVG (.307)
RBI (106)
SB (42)
SO (177)

St. Louis Cardinals
AB (568)
HR (47)
AVG (.327)
RBI (135)
SB (16)
SO (106)

Chicago Cubs
AB (602)
HR (35)
AVG (.306)
RBI (111)
SB (21)
SO (118)

Milwaukee Brewers
AB (635)
HR (46)
AVG (.320)
RBI (141)
SB (20)
SO (156)

Cincinnati Reds
AB (584)
HR (25)
AVG (.322)
RBI (98)
SB (25)
SO (106)

Houston Astros
AB (635)
HR (26)
AVG (.313)
RBI (102)
SB (61)
SO (140)

Pittsburgh Pirates
AB (524)
HR (21)
AVG (.293)
RBI (64)
SB (22)
SO (90)

Los Angeles Dodgers
AB (613)
HR (31)
AVG (.308)
RBI (106)
SB (34)
SO (139)

Colorado Rockies
AB (550)
HR (32)
AVG (.325)
RBI (92)
SB (27)
SO (135)

San Francisco Giants
AB (572)
HR (25)
AVG (.330)
RBI (90)
SB (16)
SO (165)

San Diego Padres
AB (552)
HR (40)
AVG (.277)
RBI (99)
SB (25)
SO (133)

Arizona Diamondbacks
AB (578)
HR (44)
AVG (.300)
RBI (102)
SB (24)
SO (223)

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MLB Hitting Leaders By Team (2009) Quiz

by sienna66

Created Jan 4, 2010 in Sports
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	sienna66:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 16:08 GMT		2 points
	KEY: AB = at bats, HR = home runs, AVG = batting average (players must have 502 plate appearances to be eligible), RBI = runs batted in, SB = stolen bases, SO = strikeouts

	matchstckman:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 16:46 GMT		2 points
	You spelled "Podsednik" wrong

	thefinestmuffins:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 17:12 GMT		2 points
	Nice quiz, but there's some wackiness happening. I had to type the full name of baseball's best player. With any other player, I would have just assumed he wasn't on here when the last name didn't work, but... it's Pujols. Maybe check that out. Also, "Crawford" and "Roberts" are only working for a few of their answers but missing others. Not sure why. Finally, Willy Taveras also had 25 stolen bases for the Reds this season.

	tigerfan53:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 17:35 GMT		-1 points
	wow! what a mess.

	sienna66:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 17:55 GMT		1 point
	that's very strange, I'm not sure why that's going on...I'll try to fix it.

	sienna66:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 18:01 GMT		1 point
	Ok, there were extra spaces after Pujols, Crawford, and Roberts. The issue should be resolved.

	Corms:	Jan 6th, 2010 at 03:04 GMT		1 point
	Juan Pierre only had 470 plate appearances so he doesn't meet your 502 plate appearance criteria. Also guys like Rios, Morgan, and McLouth changed teams during the season, but their season totals are being counted for 1 team. Rios, for example, only had 146 at bats for the White Sox so he really didn't lead the team in at bats.

	cybershot:	Jan 18th, 2010 at 14:31 GMT		1 point
	I had to type out Ichiro Suzuki. Ichiro is pretty standard on these quizzes. Also, like Corms said, including the players where they ended the season is very misleading. A guy like Rios's ABs count for Chicago, but a guy like Rolen is allowed to count for the Jays for average.