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Who Has More Stolen Bases?

It's the sequel to the ever-popular "Who has more triples?" game.

I call it "Who Has More Stolen Bases?" in honor of Jose Reyes reaching the 300 mark on Sunday.

Answers in the comments section.

1) Who has more stolen bases...Jose Reyes or Willie Mays?
Jose Reyes is the Mets all-time stolen bases leader

Most Stolen Bases
Mets History
300- Jose Reyes
281- Mookie Wilson
202- Howard Johnson
191- Darryl Strawberry
152- Lee Mazzilli

2) Who has more stolen bases...Jose Reyes or Jimmy Rollins?
Jose Reyes has 38 stolen bases against the Phillies, his most against any team.

3) Who has more stolen bases...Jose Reyes or Ryne Sandberg?
Three players with 500+ career stolen bases have played for the Mets: Rickey Henderson (1,406), Vince Coleman (752), and Brett Butler (558).

4) Who has more stolen bases...Jose Reyes or Jose Cruz?
Neither of these men have the record for most stolen bases by a Jose. Former Met Jose Cardenal does, with 329.

5) Who has more stolen bases...Jose Reyes or Alex Rodriguez?
Jose Reyes is perfect stealing bases against 2 NL teams- the Padres (21-for-21) and the Cubs (12-for-12).
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metswalkoffs said…
Quiz answers

1) Willie Mays (338), including 2 with the Mets.

2) Jose Reyes leads Jimmy Rollins (296)by four stolen bases.

3) Ryne Sandberg (344) just got passed by Luis Castillo (346), who had 2 in Sunday's win.

4) Jose Cruz (317), who is currently second on both the all-time Jose list and the all-time Cruz list (Julio Cruz, 343).

5) Jose Reyes has more steals than Alex Rodriguez (283), who is locked in a tight career race with his teammate, Derek Jeter (282).
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