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Most SO in 2000s: 2,182 — Randy Johnson 2,001 — Randy Vazquez
Most SO in 2000s: 2,182 — Randy Johnson 2,001 — Randy Vazquez
Shohei in 2021: 46 HR 100 RBI 9-2 REC 130.1 IP 3.18 ERA Won AL MVP.
Shohei in 2021: 46 HR 100 RBI 9-2 REC 130.1 IP 3.18 ERA Won AL MVP.
Most SO in 2020s: 1,150 — Dylan Cease 1,099 — Kevin Gausman
Most SO in 2020s: 1,150 — Dylan Cease 1,099 — Kevin Gausman
Ronald Acuna Jr. in 2023: 41 HR 35 2B 106 RBI 73 SB Won NL MVP.
Ronald Acuna Jr. in 2023: 41 HR 35 2B 106 RBI 73 SB Won NL MVP.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in 2021: 188 H 48 HR 111 RBI Finished second in MVP voting behind Ohtani.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in 2021: 188 H 48 HR 111 RBI Finished second in MVP voting behind Ohtani.
Most SO in 2010s: 2,452 — Max Scherzer 2,260 — Justin Verlander 2,179 — Clayton Kershaw 2,007 — Chris Sale
Most SO in 2010s: 2,452 — Max Scherzer 2,260 — Justin Verlander 2,179 — Clayton Kershaw 2,007 — Chris Sale
Most HR in 2020s: 258 — Judge 240 — Ohtani 230 — Schwarber 211 — Alonso
Most HR in 2020s: 258 — Judge 240 — Ohtani 230 — Schwarber 211 — Alonso
Aaron Judge in 2022: 177 H 62 HR 131 RBI 111 BB Set the AL record for most HR in a season.
Aaron Judge in 2022: 177 H 62 HR 131 RBI 111 BB Set the AL record for most HR in a season.
Most HR in 2010s: 346 — Nelson Cruz 335 — Edwin Encarnacion 308 — Giancarlo Stanton 290 — Albert Pujols
Most HR in 2010s: 346 — Nelson Cruz 335 — Edwin Encarnacion 308 — Giancarlo Stanton 290 — Albert Pujols
Robbie Ray in 2021: 13-7 REC 2.84 ERA Won the AL Cy Young.
Robbie Ray in 2021: 13-7 REC 2.84 ERA Won the AL Cy Young.
Most HR in 2000s: 435 — Alex Rodriguez 368 — Jim Thome 366 — Albert Pujols 348 — Manny Ramirez
Most HR in 2000s: 435 — Alex Rodriguez 368 — Jim Thome 366 — Albert Pujols 348 — Manny Ramirez
CC Sabathia in 2008: 17-10 REC 253.0 IP 2.70 ERA 251 SO His first and only full season with a suc-3.00 ERA.
CC Sabathia in 2008: 17-10 REC 253.0 IP 2.70 ERA 251 SO His first and only full season with a suc-3.00 ERA.
Most HR in 1990s: 405 — Mark McGwire 382 — Ken Griffey Jr. 361 — Barry Bonds 351 — Albert Belle
Most HR in 1990s: 405 — Mark McGwire 382 — Ken Griffey Jr. 361 — Barry Bonds 351 — Albert Belle
Alek Manoah in 2022: 16-7 REC 196.2 IP 2.24 ERA 180 SO Finished 3rd in AL Cy Young.
Alek Manoah in 2022: 16-7 REC 196.2 IP 2.24 ERA 180 SO Finished 3rd in AL Cy Young.
Most HR in 1980s: 313 — Mike Schmidt 308 — Dale Murphy
Most HR in 1980s: 313 — Mike Schmidt 308 — Dale Murphy
Giancarlo Stanton in 2017: 168 H 59 HR 132 HR 85 BB His only time hitting more than 38 home runs in a season.
Giancarlo Stanton in 2017: 168 H 59 HR 132 HR 85 BB His only time hitting more than 38 home runs in a season.
Most HR in 1970s: 296 — Willie Stargell 292 — Reggie Jackson
Most HR in 1970s: 296 — Willie Stargell 292 — Reggie Jackson
Babe Ruth in 1921: 204 H 44 2B 59 HR The only player to put up those numbers in a season in MLB history.
Babe Ruth in 1921: 204 H 44 2B 59 HR The only player to put up those numbers in a season in MLB history.
Roger Maris in 1961: 61 HR 141 RBI 94 BB Became the second player in AL history to hit 60 home runs in a season.
Roger Maris in 1961: 61 HR 141 RBI 94 BB Became the second player in AL history to hit 60 home runs in a season.
Most HR in the 1960s: 393 — Harmon Killebrew 375 — Hank Aaron 350 — Willie Mays
Most HR in the 1960s: 393 — Harmon Killebrew 375 — Hank Aaron 350 — Willie Mays

MLB Standings

AL EastWLPCTGB
Blue Jays Blue Jays - y
94
68
.580
Yankees Yankees - w
94
68
.580
Red Sox Red Sox - w
89
73
.549
5.0
Rays Rays
77
85
.475
17.0
Orioles Orioles
75
87
.463
19.0
AL CentralWLPCTGB
Guardians Guardians - y
88
74
.543
Tigers Tigers - w
87
75
.537
1.0
Royals Royals
82
80
.506
6.0
Twins Twins
70
92
.432
18.0
White Sox White Sox
60
102
.370
28.0
AL WestWLPCTGB
Mariners Mariners - y
90
72
.556
Astros Astros
87
75
.537
3.0
Rangers Rangers
81
81
.500
9.0
Athletics Athletics
76
86
.469
14.0
Angels Angels
72
90
.444
18.0
NL EastWLPCTGB
Phillies Phillies - y
96
66
.593
Mets Mets
83
79
.512
13.0
Marlins Marlins
79
83
.488
17.0
Braves Braves
76
86
.469
20.0
Nationals Nationals
66
96
.407
30.0
NL CentralWLPCTGB
Brewers Brewers - y
97
65
.599
Cubs Cubs - w
92
70
.568
5.0
Reds Reds - w
83
79
.512
14.0
Cardinals Cardinals
78
84
.481
19.0
Pirates Pirates
71
91
.438
26.0
NL WestWLPCTGB
Dodgers Dodgers - y
93
69
.574
Padres Padres - w
90
72
.556
3.0
Giants Giants
81
81
.500
12.0
Diamondbacks Diamondbacks
80
82
.494
13.0
Rockies Rockies
43
119
.265
50.0
ALWLPCTGB
Yankees Yankees - w
94
68
.580
7.0
Red Sox Red Sox - w
89
73
.549
2.0
Tigers Tigers - w
87
75
.537
0.0
Astros Astros
87
75
.537
0.0
Royals Royals
82
80
.506
5.0
Rangers Rangers
81
81
.500
6.0
Rays Rays
77
85
.475
10.0
Athletics Athletics
76
86
.469
11.0
Orioles Orioles
75
87
.463
12.0
Angels Angels
72
90
.444
15.0
Twins Twins
70
92
.432
17.0
White Sox White Sox
60
102
.370
27.0
NLWLPCTGB
Cubs Cubs - w
92
70
.568
9.0
Padres Padres - w
90
72
.556
7.0
Reds Reds - w
83
79
.512
0.0
Mets Mets
83
79
.512
0.0
Giants Giants
81
81
.500
2.0
Diamondbacks Diamondbacks
80
82
.494
3.0
Marlins Marlins
79
83
.488
4.0
Cardinals Cardinals
78
84
.481
5.0
Braves Braves
76
86
.469
7.0
Pirates Pirates
71
91
.438
12.0
Nationals Nationals
66
96
.407
17.0
Rockies Rockies
43
119
.265
40.0

League Leaders

Home Runs
60
Cal Raleigh
56
Kyle Schwarber
55
Shohei Ohtani
Cal Raleigh
RBI
132
Kyle Schwarber
126
Pete Alonso
125
Cal Raleigh
Kyle Schwarber
Batting Average
.331
Aaron Judge
.311
Bo Bichette
.311
Jacob Wilson
Aaron Judge
ERA
1.97
Paul Skenes
2.21
Tarik Skubal
2.43
Hunter Brown
Paul Skenes
Strikeouts
255
Garrett Crochet
241
Tarik Skubal
224
Logan Webb
Garrett Crochet

League Rankings

Home Runs
274
Yankees
244
Dodgers
238
Mariners
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Runs
849
Yankees
825
Dodgers
806
Brewers
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Batting Average
.265
Blue Jays
.258
Phillies
.258
Brewers
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ERA
3.47
Rangers
3.58
Brewers
3.63
Padres
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Strikeouts
1,505
Dodgers
1,504
Astros
1,471
Phillies
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Betting Trends

Best Record Against the Run Line
95-67
Marlins
94-68
White Sox
101-79
Blue Jays
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Worst Record Against the Run Line
65-96
Rockies
75-99
Mariners
76-94
Tigers
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Example Questions

Scores

  • Did the Giants win?
  • Which team has won the most World Series?
  • Who won the World Series last year?

Schedules

  • When is the next Athletics home game?
  • What channel is the Mariners game on?
  • When do the Dodgers play the Giants next?

Standings

  • What is the Cubs' record?
  • What was the White Sox' record last season?
  • Who had the best record in the American League last season?

Stats

  • Which pitcher has the most strikeouts this season?
  • Which team had the most home runs in a season?
  • Who has the most RBI in a World Series?

Bios

  • How tall was Randy Johnson?
  • How much does Bartolo Colon weigh?
  • What are Babe Ruth's career stats?

Recaps

  • How did Shohei do?
  • How did the Blue Jays do last season?
  • How did Jose Altuve do in his rookie season?

Odds

  • MLB odds
  • Who are the favorites tonight?
  • Red Sox moneyline

Beyond the Box Score

  • Who has the highest wRC+ in a season?
  • Which pitcher has the highest career strikeouts per nine innings?
  • Who has the highest weighted on base percentage in a season?

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