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RBI Leader All Time?

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RBI Leader All Time?
Can the commish find out the all time RBI leaders' list, with number of games?

Imaoka is now at 127, and the Tigers' founder Komiyama had 146.
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Re: RBI Leader All Time?
[ Author: Guest: Michael Eng | Posted: Sep 12, 2005 7:36 PM ]

Single-Season RBI Leaders
Player			Year-Team	Games	RBI		RBI/G
Makoto Kozuru		1950-Robins	130	161	1.24
Bobby Rose		1999-BayStars	134	153	1.14
Hiromitsu Ochiai	1985-Orions	130	146	1.12
Fumio Fujimura		1950-Tigers	140	146	1.04
Fumio Fujimura		1949-Tigers	137	142	1.04
Michio Nishizawa	1950-Dragons	137	135	0.99
Katsuya Nomura		1963-Hawks	150	135	0.90
Randy Bass		1985-Tigers	126	134	1.06
Noboru Aota		1950-Giants	137	134	0.98
Norihiro Nakamura	2001-Buffaloes	140	132	0.94
Tuffy Rhodes		2001-Buffaloes	140	131	0.94
Boomer Wells		1984-Braves	128	130	1.02
Charlie Manuel		1980-Buffaloes	118	129	1.09
Katsuo Osugi		1970-Flyers	130	129	0.99
Tetsuharu Kawakami	1949-Giants	134	129	0.96
Yoshiyuki Iwamoto	1950-Robins	130	127	0.98
Roberto Petagine	2001-Swallows	138	127	0.92
Kaoru Betto		1949-Tigers	137	126	0.92
Hiromitsu Kadota	1988-Hawks	130	125	0.96
Shigeo Nagashima	1968-Giants	131	125	0.95
Other Players with Over 1 RBI/Game
Ralph Bryant		1994-Buffaloes	105	106	1.01
Sadaharu Oh		1976-Giants	122	123	1.01
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Re: RBI Leader All Time?
[ Author: Mischa | Posted: Sep 12, 2005 8:24 PM | TYS Fan ]

- Imaoka is now at 127, and the Tigers' founder Komiyama had 146.

According to Gary Garland's site, Makoto Kozuru drove in a record 161 runs in 1950. In 1999, Bobby Rose drove in 153, the Central League record.
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Re: RBI Leader All Time?
[ Author: meanlife2000 | Posted: Sep 13, 2005 10:03 AM | HT Fan ]

Thank you very much Michael, Mischa.
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