Hot Pursuits
Potential career milestones in major league baseball for the 1998 season.
HITS
3,000
Wade Boggs, Tampa Bay: 2,800
Tony Gwynn, San Diego: 2,780
2,000
Tony Fernandez, Toronto: 1,925
Bobby Bonilla, Florida: 1,810
Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore: 1,792
HOME RUNS
400
Mark McGwire, St. Louis: 387
Joe Carter, Baltimore: 378
Barry Bonds, San Francisco: 374
Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore: 370
Jose Canseco, Toronto: 351
300
Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle: 294
Andres Galarraga, Atlanta: 288
Matt Williams, Arizona: 279
Albert Belle, Chicago White Sox: 272
Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore: 271
Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox: 257
Juan Gonzalez, Texas: 256
Jay Buhner, Seattle: 253
RUNS
2,000
Rickey Henderson, Oakland: 1,913
1,500
Tim Raines, New York Yankees: 1,475
Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore: 1,445
Wade Boggs, Tampa Bay: 1,422
RUNS BATTED IN
1,500
Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore: 1,453
Harold Baines, Baltimore: 1,423
Joe Carter, Baltimore: 1,382
1,000
Mark McGwire, St. Louis: 983
Tony Gwynn, San Diego: 973
Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore: 958
Cecil Fielder, Angels: 940
Darryl Strawberry, N.Y. Yankees: 937
Wally Joyner, San Diego: 937
Wade Boggs, Tampa Bay: 933
Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle: 872
Albert Belle, Chicago White Sox: 867
WINS
200
Dennis Eckersley, Boston: 193
Greg Maddux, Atlanta: 184
Jimmy Key, Baltimore: 180
150
Doug Drabek, Baltimore: 149
David Cone, New York Yankees: 148
Chuck Finley, Angels: 142
Bret Saberhagen, Boston: 141
Tom Candiotti, Oakland: 136
John Smoltz, Atlanta: 129
Randy Johnson, Seattle, 124
SAVES
500
Lee Smith, Kansas City: 478
400
Dennis Eckersley, Boston: 389
John Franco, New York Mets: 359
300
Doug Jones, Milwaukee: 278
200
Rod Beck, Chicago Cubs: 199
Roberto Hernandez, Tampa Bay: 165
STRIKEOUTS
3,000
Roger Clemens, Toronto: 2,882
2,500
Dennis Eckersley, Boston, 2,379
Mark Langston, San Diego, 2,365
2,000
Danny Darwin, San Francisco: 1,861
Greg Maddux, Atlanta: 1,820
John Smoltz, Atlanta: 1,769
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