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Rollins the first player to get 200+ Hits, 20+ Triples, 30+ Home Runs, and steal 30+ Bases in a season and was the MVP that year. |
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Wilson earned the Gold Glove and Silver Slugger Awards in that campaign and led the League in Runs Scored, Hits, and Triples. |
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Suzuki established the record for hits in a season (262) and won the batting title. |
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Samuel led the League in triples that year and had the most stolen bases among rookies. |
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Pete Rose, the all-time leader in At-Bats (14,053), had 17 seasons with 600+ AB in his 24-year career. |
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