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[Year]: 1923
[Player]: Ross Youngs
[Team(s)]: New York Giants
[Runs]: 121
(National League)
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[Year]: 1959
[Player]: Eddie Yost
[Team(s)]: Detroit Tigers
[Runs]: 115
(American League)
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[Year]: 2004
[Player]: Albert Pujols
[Team(s)]: St. Louis Cardinals
[Runs]: 133
(National League)
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[Year]: 2006
[Player]: Grady Sizemore
[Team(s)]: Cleveland Indians
[Runs]: 134
(American League)
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[Year]: 1979
[Player]: Keith Hernandez
[Team(s)]: St. Louis Cardinals
[Runs]: 116
(National League)
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[Year]: 1985
[Player]: Dale Murphy
[Team(s)]: Atlanta Braves
[Runs]: 118
(National League)
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Baseball was the first professional game to develop in the United States. The First Professional League (National Association, National Association, 1871,18751875,1871) was taken over by the National League five years later because of problems in its infancy. There are thirty teams in the League. Fifteen are in the National League and fifteen are in the American league. The two leagues are divided into three zones, with the regional champions and the team with the best record outside the division champions, the Wild Card, playing in the playoffs.
The random-generated tool collates 282 items, a complete record of the top-scoring Major League baseball of the year, including NAP Lajoie, Patsy Dougherty, Matty McIntyre, mcinty Cobb, George Sisler, Jimmie Foxx, Red Rolfe and others.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Major League Baseball annual runs scored leaders.
