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Lou Gehrig's legendary accomplishments on the baseball diamond include a .340 lifetime batting average, the 15th highest in baseball history. He collected more th an 400 total bases in five different seasons; a major league record. Only 16 players have achieved that level of power in a single season, Babe Ruth did it twice and Chuck Klein three times. Gehrig is one of only ten players with more with than 100 extra base hits in a single season, and only he and Chuck Klein did it in two different years. Lou Gehrig hit 23 career grand slam home runs, a major league record, he hit 73 three-run homers and 166 two-run homers, giving him the highest average of RBI's per home run of anybody in history with more than 300 HR's. On June 3, 1932, Gehrig hit four home runs in a single game becoming the first American League player to accomplish this feat. Gehrig won the Triple Crown in 1934 with a .363 batting average, hit 49 HR's with 165 RBI's. He was voted the Most Valuable Player in 1927 and in 1936.

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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: players teams history obituaries ... home Lou Gehrig Born Died Career : 1923-39 (New York Yankees) Highlights : All-Star (33-38), AL Batting Title (34), AL HR Leader (31, 34, 36), AL RBI Leader (27-28, 30-31, 34), MVP (27, 36), Hall of Fame (39) "I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth." Gehrig Lou Gehrig was baseball's original Iron Man, long before Cal Ripken Jr. arrived on the scene. His feats at first base and at the plate are still legendary and he was a key member of the 1927 New York Yankees and the 1936 Yankees, two teams often argued as the greatest in the game. A native of New York, Gehrig's career got its start at Columbia University. In his sophomore season, he hit 7 home runs with a .444 batting average. He was also a pitcher for Columbia, setting a school record with 17 strikeouts in a game. After signing with the New York Yankees, Gehrig spent two seasons with Hartford of the Easter League. He made it to the Major Leagues before his 20th birthday. Making the team Gehrig pinch hit for the New York Yankees on May 31, 1925, and, on the next day, stepped in to start first base for Wally Pipp who was out with a headache. For 2,130 consecutive games, Gehrig stayed in the New York lineup through starts or pinch hits. Gehrig finished his rookie season with a .295 average, 20 home runs and 68 RBI in 126 games.

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The baseball career of Lou Gehrig One of the most durable and feared hitters of the 20s and 30s, Lou Gehrig began his professional baseball career in the New York Yankees farm system in 1923. In 1925, his first full season as a Yankee, Gehrig hit .295 with 68 RBI. It would be the start of his 2,130 consecutive game playing streak, and the last full season that he would score and drive in less than 100 runs. While playing in Babe Ruth’s shadow for much of his career, Gehrig quietly went about his business, setting an American League record for RBI in 1931 with 184, nine more than the previous American League record, which he also held. In 1932, he became the first American League player to hit four homeruns in one game. He would finish with 493 for his career. He won two MVP awards for his solid hitting, base running, and defense at first base. His only batting title came in 1934, the year he won the league’s Triple Crown. He also holds the major league record for career grand slams with 23. bodyOffer(18606) As wonderful as Gehrig’s career was, it took a sharp turn downward beginning in 1938. He never felt completely right, and was in a horrible slump. He tried to start fresh in the 1939 season, but by May 2, he’d had enough.

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