1990s: 1990-1999

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🏆 Championship Teams

1990 Cincinnati Reds 91-71 (0.562) 1991 Minnesota Twins 95-67 (0.586) 1992 Toronto Blue Jays 96-66 (0.593) 1993 Toronto Blue Jays 95-67 (0.586) 1995 Atlanta Braves 90-54 (0.625) 1996 New York Yankees 92-70 (0.568) 1997 Florida Marlins 92-70 (0.568) 1998 New York Yankees 114-48 (0.704) 1999 New York Yankees 98-64 (0.605)

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🎮 Top Players by Games

Rafael Palmeiro1986-2005 Craig Biggio1988-2007 Mark Grace1988-2003 Jay Bell1986-2003 Cal Ripken1981-2001 Fred McGriff1986-2004 Steve Finley1989-2007 Todd Zeile1989-2004 Barry Bonds1986-2007 Roberto Alomar1988-2004 Paul O'Neill1985-2001 Marquis Grissom1989-2005 Ken Griffey1989-2010 Robin Ventura1989-2004 John Olerud1989-2005 Dante Bichette1988-2001 Frank Thomas1990-2008 Brian McRae1990-1999
Most Games — 1990-1999

Most Games Played (1990-1999)

1 Rafael Palmeiro 1526 G 2 Craig Biggio 1515 G 3 Mark Grace 1491 G 4 Jay Bell 1487 G 5 Cal Ripken 1475 G 6 Fred McGriff 1472 G 7 Steve Finley 1457 G 8 Todd Zeile 1445 G 9 Barry Bonds 1434 G 10 Roberto Alomar 1421 G

💪 Top Players by Home Runs

Most Home Runs — 1990-1999

Most Home Runs (1990-1999)

1 Mark McGwire 405 HR 2 Ken Griffey 382 HR 3 Barry Bonds 361 HR 4 Albert Belle 351 HR 5 Juan Gonzalez 339 HR 6 Sammy Sosa 332 HR 7 Rafael Palmeiro 328 HR 8 Jose Canseco 303 HR 9 Frank Thomas 301 HR 10 Fred McGriff 300 HR

📊 Top Players by Batting Average

Highest AVG — 1990-1999

Highest Batting Average (1990-1999)

1 Tony Gwynn 0.344 2 Edgar Martinez 0.322 3 Frank Thomas 0.320 4 Paul Molitor 0.313 5 Larry Walker 0.313 6 Mark Grace 0.310 7 Kenny Lofton 0.310 8 Roberto Alomar 0.308 9 Hal Morris 0.307 10 Wade Boggs 0.304

What the 1990s page shows

In the data, the 1990s run from the 1990 season to 1999. Ranked by games played within the 1990s, Rafael Palmeiro comes first with 1526, followed by Craig Biggio (1515). The home run list tops out with Mark McGwire at 405, just ahead of Ken Griffey (382). The batting average list starts with Tony Gwynn (0.344), with Edgar Martinez second at 0.322. Frank Thomas appears in the top ten for both home runs and average in the 1990s. Frank Thomas rounds out the top three by average at 0.320. The power list's third name is Barry Bonds (361). The player tiles show careers crossing into the 1990s from earlier, Rafael Palmeiro's 1986-2005 among them. Career totals on the profiles run longer; the 1990s lists stop at the decade's edges. No club won more 1990s championships than the New York Yankees (1996, 1998, and 1999). 114-48 made the 1998 New York Yankees the winningest title team of the 1990s.

📅 Seasons in this Decade

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

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