When compiling the record book I found a number of categories that didn’t fit anywhere else. For instance, what about all-star game appearances? For a long time there wasn’t an all-star game, and a player obviously couldn’t appear in more than one in a season. I wanted to do on-base percentage, but the logistics of compiling the single-season list ended up being too daunting. If I figure it out I’ll still pass it along, but until then here are some record lists that didn’t quite fit in any other post:

Career All-Star Game Appearances

1. Pee Wee Reese — 1940-1958 — 10
2. Jim Bunning — 1955-1971 — 9
3. Paul Derringer — 1931-1945 — 6
4. Travis Fryman — 1990-2002 — 5
5. Stan Spence — 1940-1949 — 4/Gus Bell — 1950-1964 — 4

Career On-Base Percentage (Minimum 1000 games)

1. Pete Browning — 1882-1894 — .403
2. Earle Combs — 1924-1935 — .397
3. George Harper — 1916-1929 — .380
4. Bobby Veach — 1912-1925 — .370
5. Stan Spence — 1940-1949 — .369

Career Slugging Percentage (Minimum 1000 games)

1. Jay Buhner — 1987-2001 — .494
2. Pete Browning — 1882-1894 — .467
3. Mike Greenwell — 1985-1996 — .463
4. Earle Combs — 1924-1935 — .462
5. George Harper — 1916-1929 — .455

Career Winning Percentage (Minimum 200 decisions)

1. Jesse Tannehill — 1894-1922 — .629
2. Carl Mays — 1915-1929 — .622
3. Howie Camnitz — 1904-1915 — .556
4. Jim Bunning — 1955-1971 — .549
5. Gus Weyhing — 1887-1901 — .532