Examples of 'led the majors' in a sentence
Meaning of "led the majors"
Led the majors: A phrase commonly used in sports, particularly baseball, to indicate that a player or team achieved the highest performance or statistical ranking in a specific category or skill within a league or competition
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led the majors
He led the majors in earned runs allowed.
Reyes led the National League in stolen bases and led the majors in triples.
When he led the majors in home runs he asked for a raise.
He also had another stellar year in right field, notching 17 assists, which led the majors.
He led the majors.
His 22 victories led the majors.
He still led the majors with twelve pinch-hit RBIs.
He also had 26 holds and four saves as the Astros led the majors with 107 wins.
Carlos Delgado led the majors in RBI, followed closely by Wells.
He led the majors with hitting batsmen with pitches, totaling 20 hit by pitches.
Houston hardly looked like a club that led the majors with a franchise-record 107 victories.
Diaz led the majors with 57 saves last season.
Martinez is Boston 's main DH and led the majors with 130 RBIs.
He led the majors in sacrifice hits, with 9.
The pitching staff led the majors with a team earned run average of 1.76.
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Led the majors with 18 outfield assists.
Gordon, 28, led the majors in hits and stolen bases last year.
He led the majors in intentional walks allowed, with 12.
He led the majors in wild pitches with 13.
He led the majors in stolen bases with 62.
Beltré led the Majors in doubles, with 49 also a career high.
Altuve led the Majors with a .441 batting average in close and late situations.
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