Random Most Impressive Triple Crown Seasons In Baseball History (13 items)

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  (#1) Rogers Hornsby

  • Manager, Second baseman

  Season: 1922
  Stats: .401 avg., 42 HRs, 152 RBIs

  Second place: .354 (Ray Grimes), 26 HRs (Cy Williams), 132 RBIs (Irish Meusel)

  League averages: .291 avg., 7 HRs, 69 RBIs

  Season: 1925
  Stats: .403 avg., 39 HRs, 143 RBIs

  Second place: .367 (Jim Bottomley), 24 HRs (Gabby Hartnett), 130 RBIs (Jack Fournier)

  League averages: .290 avg., 8 HRs, 70 RBIs
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  (#2) Ted Williams

  • Outfielder, Left fielder

  Season: 1942
  Stats: .356 avg., 36 HRs, 137 RBIs

  Second place: .331 (Johnny Pesky), 27 HRs (Chet Laabs), 114 RBIs (Joe DiMaggio)

  League averages: .256 avg., 7 HRs, 61 RBIs

  Season: 1947
  Stats: .343 avg., 32 HRs, 114 RBIs

  Second place: .328 (Barney McCosky), 29 HRs (Joe Gordon), 98 RBIs (Tommy Henrich)

  League averages: .255 avg., 9 HRs, 61 RBIs
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  (#3) Mickey Mantle

  • Outfielder, First baseman, Center fielder

  Season: 1956
  Stats: .353 avg., 52 HRs, 130 RBIs

  Second place: .345 (Ted Williams), 32 HRs (Vic Wertz), 128 RBIs (Al Kaline)

  League averages: .260 avg., 13 HRs, 66 RBIs
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  (#4) Lou Gehrig

  • First baseman

  Season: 1934
  Stats: .363 avg., 49 HRs, 165 RBIs

  Second place: .356 avg. (Charlie Gehringer), 44 HRs (Jimmie Foxx), 142 RBIs (Hal Trosky)

  League averages: .277 avg., 8 HRs, 73 RBIs
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  (#5) Jimmie Foxx

  • First baseman

  Season: 1933
  Stats: .356 avg., 48 HRs, 163 RBIs

  Second place: .336 (Heinie Manush), 34 HRs (Babe Ruth), 140 RBIs (Lou Gehrig)

  League averages: .272 avg., 7 HRs, 70 RBIs
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  (#6) Joe Medwick

  • Outfielder, Left fielder

  Season: 1937
  Stats: .374 avg., 31 HRs, 154 RBIs

  Second place: .364 (Johnny Mize), 31 (Mel Ott), 115 RBIs (Frank Demaree)

  League averages: .271 avg., 8 HRs, 65 RBIs
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  (#7) Ty Cobb

  • Outfielder, Center fielder

  Season: 1909
  Stats: .377 avg., 9 HRs, 107 RBIs

  Second place: .347 (Eddie Collins), 7 HRs (Tris Speaker), 97 RBIs (Sam Crawford)

  League averages: .243 avg., 1 HR, 46 RBIs
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  (#8) Nap Lajoie

  • Second baseman

  Season: 1901
  Stats: .426 avg., 14 HRs, 125 RBIs

  Second place: .340 (Mike Donlin), 12 HRs (Buck Freeman), 114 RBIs (Buck Freeman)

  League averages: .276 avg., 3 HRs, 67 RBIs
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  (#9) Chuck Klein

  • Right fielder, Outfielder

  Season: 1933
  Stats: .368 avg., 28 HRs, 120 RBIs

  Second place: .349 (Spud Davis), 27 HRs (Wally Berger), 106 RBIs (Wally Berger)

  League averages: .266 avg., 6 HRs, 58 RBIs
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  (#10) Frank Robinson

  • Right fielder, Outfielder, Left fielder

  Season: 1966
  Stats: .316 avg., 49 HRs, 122 RBIs

  Second place: .307 (Tony Oliva), 39 HRs (Harmon Killebrew), 110 RBIs (Harmon Killebrew)

  League averages: .240 avg., 13 HRs, 58 RBIs
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  (#11) Carl Yastrzemski

  • Designated hitter, Outfielder, Left fielder, First baseman

  Season: 1967
  Stats: .326 avg., 44 HRs, 121 RBIs

  Second place: .311 (Frank Robinson), 44 HRs (Harmon Killebrew), 113 RBIs (Harmon Killebrew)

  League averages: .235 avg., 12 HRs, 55 RBIs
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  (#12) Heinie Zimmerman

  • Third baseman

  Season: 1912
  Stats: .372 avg., 14 HRs, 104 RBIs

  Second place: .358 (Chief Meyers), 12 HRs (Frank Schulte), 101 RBIs (Honus Wagner)

  League averages: .272 avg., 4 HRs, 63 RBIs
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  (#13) Miguel Cabrera

  • First baseman, Third baseman

  Season: 2012
  Stats: .330 avg., 44 HRs, 139 RBIs

  Second place: .326 avg. (Mike Trout), 43 HRs (Curtis Granderson, Josh Hamilton), 128 RBIs (Josh Hamilton)

  League averages: .255 avg., 17 HRs, 67 RBIs

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