Triple Crown:
1922 and 1925 Rogers Hornsby 2B – From 1920-25, he led the league in average, OBP and slugging every year, batting at least .370 each time and topping .400 on three occasions. Hornsby’s two Crowns coincided with the only home run titles of his career, as he hit .401 with 42 homers and 152 RBIs in ’22 and .403 with 39 homers and 143 driven home in ’25. The latter year, he took the first of his two NL MVP Awards.1925
1937 Joe Medwick OF -The Hall of Fame left fielder set career highs with a .374 average, 31 homers and 154 RBIs, also leading the league in slugging (.641), runs (111), hits (237) and doubles (56). Though his homer total was actually tied for first with the Giants’ Mel Ott, Medwick drove in 39 more runs than any other NL player.