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The following is a list of the leaders in each category NOT in the HOF. Each player listed as at least 10 years of service time at the ML level and is eligible of HOF consideration.

Their respective place on the list and their eligibility status (Eligible, Year Eligible if retired for less than 5 years, or Active)

Ave: Tony Gwynn Sr, .3463, 3rd, Active
OBP: Chris Parmelee, .4341, 1st, Active
SLG: Eddie Mathews, .6745, 2nd, Active
OPS: Eddie Mathews, 1.0861, 2nd, Active
VORP: Lou Gehrig, 1256.16, 7th, Active
Games: Cap Anson, 2969, 7th, Eligible
AB: Cap Anson, 11632, 4th, Eligible
Runs: Joe L Morgan, 2090, 4th, Eligible in 2075
Hits: Cap Anson, 3262, 11th, Eligible
Total Bases: Willie Stargell, 5635, 9th, Active
Singles: Stan Hack, 2180, t-8th, Active
Doubles: Cap Anson, 814, t-1st, Eligible
Triples: Jimmy Rollins, 132, 2nd, Eligible
Home Runs: Willie Stargell, 778, 2nd, Active
RBI: Mike Schmidt, 2070, 7th, Eligible 2073
Stolen Bases: Cozy A Dolan, 881, 4th, Eligible
Caught Stealing: Cozy A Dolan, 303, 4th, Eligible
Walks: Joe L Morgan, 2402, 1st, Eligible in 2075
Strikeouts: Greg Luzinski, 2981, 1st, Eligible in 2074
WAR: Lou Gehrig, 129.96, 6th, Active

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I was really puling for The Bull to reach 3000 Ks, but it was not meant to be. He hit 613 HRs and carried a npa OPS+ of 129, so he probably would be in the Hall, eventually, if it continued.

Eddie Mathews has played 12 years and won 8 MVPs. He has 662 HRs and a npa OPS+ of 192. He is averaging 62 HRs per 162 games and playing in a 158 game season environment. He was on his way to being a Once in a Generation player.

Harry Lumley, not listed here, is the player who won back-to-back-to-back Triple Crowns, with the last 2 including SB leading seasons also. He is still active, but injuries have reduced his output. He has 2475 hits, and 494 HRs. 225 of his home runs came in his triple crown seasons.

Cap Anson was not dominating on a season to season basis. He did not have the numbers to get in on the Standard Standard, but has the numbers to be a Veteran inductee. 2071 was his first year to be eligible for Veteran Screening, but the slots were filled before his name came up.

Chris Parmelee has been treated very kindly by the development engine. With 11 seasons under his belt, he has 386 HRs and a slash line of 312/434/570 (35th/1st/30th) and is 7th on the career OPS list and carries a 178 npa OPS+.