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Today's Legends of the Game are Decade by Decade TRAA Leaders.
Total Runs Above Average -- RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA.
1) 1900-09

1 Honus Wagner 848 Pirates
2 Nap Lajoie 672 Phillies/A's/Indians
3 Elmer Flick 495 Phillies/A's/Indians
4 Fred Clarke 409 Pirates
5 Frank Chance 397 Cubs
6 Jimmy Sheckard 375 Dodgers/Orioles/Dodgers/Cubs
7 Cy Seymour 334 Giants/Orioles/Reds/Giants
8 Sam Crawford 325 Reds/Tigers
9 Jesse Burkett 309 Cardinals/Browns/Red Sox
10 Mike Donlin 282 Cardinals/Orioles/Reds/Giants

2) 1910-19

1 Ty Cobb 794 Tigers
2 Tris Speaker 793 Red Sox/Indians
3 Joe Jackson 479 Indians/White Sox
4 Eddie Collins 471 A's/White Sox
5 Home Run Baker 300 A's/Yankees
6 Gavvy Cravath 292 Phillies
T7 Bobby Veach 283 Tigers
T7 Zack Wheat 283 Dodgers
9 Harry Hooper 230 Red Sox
T10 Sherry Magee 224 Phillies/Braves/Reds
T10 Art Fletcher 224 Giants


3) 1920-29

1 Babe Ruth 1231 Yankees
2 Rogers Hornsby 916 Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs
3 Harry Heilmann 443 Tigers
4 Tris Speaker 432 Indians/Senators/A's
5 Lou Gehrig 381 Yankees
6 Frankie Frisch 373 Giants/Cardinals
7 Ty Cobb 366 Tigers/A's
8 Goose Goslin 353 Senators
9 Ken Williams 340 Browns/Red Sox
10 Paul Waner 281 Pirates

4) 1930-39

1 Jimmie Foxx 828 A's/Red Sox
2 Lou Gehrig 808 Yankees
3 Mel Ott 614 Giants
4 Charlie Gehringer 455 Tigers
5 Hank Greenberg 447 Tigers
6 Arky Vaughan 436 Pirates
7 Babe Ruth 420 Yankees/Braves
8 Paul Waner 393 Pirates
9 Bill Terry 390 Giants
10 Wally Berger 346 Braves/Giants/Reds


5) 1940-49

1 Ted Williams 822 Red Sox
2 Stan Musial 561 Cardinals
3 Joe DiMaggio 396 Yankees
4 Johnny Mize 380 Cardinals/Giants/Yankees
5 Charlie Keller 366 Yankees
6 Bill Nicholson 355 Cubs/Phillies
7 Lou Boudreau 342 Indians
8 Roy Cullenbine 292 Dodgers/Browns/Senators/Yankees/Indians/Tigers
9 Tommy Holmes 272 Braves
10 Enos Slaughter 264 Cardinals

6) 1950-59

1 Mickey Mantle 616 Yankees
2 Stan Musial 591 Cardinals
3 Ted Williams 504 Red Sox
4 Willie Mays 455 Giants
5 Richie Ashburn 390 Phillies
6 Eddie Mathews 383 Braves
7 Duke Snider 378 Dodgers
8 Minnie Minoso 329 Indians/White Sox/Indians
9 Hank Aaron 295 Braves
10 Larry Doby 290 Indians/White Sox/Indians/White Sox/Tigers

7) 1960-69

1 Hank Aaron 631 Braves
2 Frank Robinson 580 Reds/Orioles
3 Willie Mays 579 Giants
4 Roberto Clemente 406 Pirates
5 Norm Cash 405 Tigers
6 Mickey Mantle 388 Yankees
7 Harmon Killebrew 373 Senators/Twins
8 Carl Yastrzemski 355 Red Sox
9 Al Kaline 346 Tigers
10 Willie McCovey 342 Giants


8) 1970-79

1 Joe Morgan 484 Astros/Reds
2 Rod Carew 394 Twins/Angels
3 Reggie Jackson 387 A's/Orioles/Yankees
4 Mike Schmidt 355 Phillies
5 Reggie Smith 344 Red Sox/Cardinals/Dodgers
6 Pete Rose 342 Reds/Phillies
7 Bobby Bonds 333 Giants/Yankees/Angels/White Sox/Rangers/Indians
8 Willie Stargell 310 Pirates
9 Carl Yastrzemski 287 Red Sox
10 Roy White 281 Yankees

9) 1980-89

1 Rickey Henderson 565 A's/Yankees/A's
2 Wade Boggs 487 Red Sox
3 Mike Schmidt 447 Phillies
4 George Brett 402 Royals
5 Eddie Murray 401 Orioles/Dodgers
6 Tim Raines 364 Expos
7 Dwight Evans 360 Red Sox
8 Robin Yount 342 Brewers
9 Keith Hernandez 332 Cardinals/Mets
10 Pedro Guerrero 300 Dodgers/Cardinals

10) 1990-99

1 Barry Bonds 796 Pirates/Giants
2 Frank Thomas 575 White Sox
3 Jeff Bagwell 547 Astros
4 Mark McGwire 487 A's/Cardinals
5 Edgar Martinez 472 Mariners
6 Ken Griffey Jr. 469 Mariners
7 Rafael Palmeiro 398 Rangers/Orioles/Rangers
8 Albert Belle 387 Indians/White Sox/Orioles
9 Larry Walker 372 Expos/Rockies
10 Rickey Henderson 363 A's/Blue Jays/A's/Padres/Angels/A's/Mets


11) 2000-09

1 Albert Pujols 759 Cardinals
2 Barry Bonds 745 Giants
3 Todd Helton 569 Rockies
4 Alex Rodriguez 542 Mariners/Rangers/Yankees
5 Lance Berkman 476 Astros
6 Manny Ramirez 461 Indians/Red Sox/Dodgers
7 Jason Giambi 418 A's/Yankees/A's/Rockies
8 Vladimir Guerrero 394 Expos/Angels
9 Jim Thome 384 Indians/Phillies/White Sox/Dodgers
10 Carlos Delgado 376 Blue Jays/Marlins/Mets

12) 2010-14

1 Miguel Cabrera 289 Tigers
2 Joey Votto 281 Reds
3 Mike Trout 223 Angels
4 Ryan Braun 199 Brewers
5 Andrew McCutchen 190 Pirates
6 Robinson Cano 183 Yankees/Mariners
7 Jose Bautista 182 Blue Jays
8 Albert Pujols 179 Cardinals/Angels
9 Adrian Gonzalez 171 Padres/Red Sox/Dodgers
10 David Ortiz 169 Red Sox
 
J.D. Martinez hampered by upper quad discomfort.
Outfielder J.D. Martinez was out of the lineup for the rubber game against the D-backs on Wednesday due to an upper quad injury, manager Brad Ausmus said.

Martinez felt the injury after hitting a single in the top of the eighth inning of Tuesday's game.

"Running down, he just felt a little something," Ausmus said.

Ausmus said he didn't think the injury would keep Martinez out of the lineup long, adding that Martinez was available to pinch-hit.

"Nothing major; he didn't have to come out of the game, but I thought it'd be best to give him a day today," he said.

Rajai Davis took Martinez's spot in left field, and he hit second in the lineup.

"It extends the lineup a little bit," Ausmus said. "I can put [Miguel Cabrera] fourth, [Victor Martinez] fifth."

J.D. Martinez has been hitting especially well in July, batting .358 (24-for-67) this month with four home runs and 12 RBIs.
Tigers official site
 
Looking to stay fresh, Hunter rests in finale.
Torii Hunter knocked key hits in the first two games of the Tigers' Interleague series with the D-backs, but manager Brad Ausmus gave him a day off for the finale to help keep the veteran outfielder healthy.

"At this point in his career, he needs days," Ausmus said. "So a [day] game after a night game is a good time to do it."

Ausmus said he's been working this year to give Hunter, 39, time off. So far, Hunter has played in 83 of the Tigers' 97 games this season.

"I just think. ? to have Torii around for the long haul, he's going to have to have days here and there," Ausmus said.

Hunter hit a home run in the Tigers' series-opening 4-3 win on Monday, and knocked a single to center field on Tuesday that scored two runs, which represented the tying and go-ahead scores in the eighth inning. The hit set the Tigers up for a victory, but the D-backs rallied in the bottom half of the inning.
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