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Ty Cobb’s legendary 366 career average still stands as the highest in MLB history. While Josh Gibson is often debated as a potential leader due to historical context, both numbers offer a remarkable perspective on hitting excellence. Given modern pitching advancements, it’s hard to envision such averages being replicated in today's game.
Ricky Henderson’s Stolen Bases Legacy
Ricky Henderson’s 1,406 career stolen bases illustrate his superhuman speed and base-running intelligence. In a contemporary game that prioritizes power hitting over speed, Henderson’s remarkable record remains securely in place. The current leader, Starling Marte, trails significantly, ensuring that Henderson's mark will likely endure.