522 career SA, highest among active players with at least 2,000 at-bats. Padres first baseman Fred McGriff finishes season with a. A late-season injury hampers Clark in his bid for the National League RBI crown he finishes with 116. Bonds is second to Butler in walks with 107 but tops the National League in OBP with. Dodger Brett Butler tops the National League in runs (112) and walks (108) and is second in OBP (.401). Johnson has 302 total bases, one behind National League co-leaders, and a. Howard Johnson of the Mets paces the National League in home runs (38) and RBI (117). Bonds, 1990's National League MVP, is runner-up. Pendleton wins National League MVP Award in the closest MVP vote since 1979. 317, with 11 triples and just 19 strikeouts, before an injury idles him for the season.
318, one point behind Terry Pendleton and short of the bat title. Hal Morris of the Reds goes 3-for-4 on the season's final day to end up at. Third baseman Terry Pendleton of Atlanta wins the National League hitting crown (.319) and also tops the loop in hits (187). Atlanta is first major league team since the 1889-90 Louisville Colonels to win a pennant after posting the worst record in its league the previous year. Both 1991 World Series skippers, Bobby Cox of Atlanta and Tom Kelly of the Twins, are selected Manager of the Year in their respective leagues. A base-running gaffe by Atlanta's Lonnie Smith costs the Braves a run that might have won the 1991 World Series finale.
Gene Larkin of the Twins delivers Series-winning hit, a pinch single in the tenth plating Dan Gladden. Jack Morris of the Twins bags 1991 World Series MVP Award after winning finale 1-0. The 1991 World Series is the first since 1924 to go the ultimate limit - a seven-game, extra-inning clash won by the home team in its last at-bat. For the first time since 1962, the World Series goes the full seven games and ends with a 1-0 verdict. The Twins bag their second World Championship in five years. The Braves need the full seven games to wrest NLCS from Pittsburgh, which loses its second LCS in a row when its big hitters - Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonilla, and Andy Van Slyke - again fail in postseason play. The Braves, also a cellar-dweller in '90, cop their first National League flag since moving to Atlanta. Nice set with one of the better world series of the past 20 years.lots of stars and many strong teams.includes xbs and original roster.shows little wear.Minnesota wins American League pennant, polishing off Toronto in just five games, after finishing last in its division in 1990.
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