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 Minnesota Twins Batting Leaders (1976) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Batting Average
1. Rod Carew .331
2. Lyman Bostock .323
3. Steve Braun .288
4. Larry Hisle .272
5. Roy Smalley .271
6. Dan Ford .267
7. Steve Brye .264
8. Mike Cubbage .260
9. Craig Kusick .259
10. Jerry Terrell .246
Home Runs
1. Dan Ford 20
2. Larry Hisle 14
3. Craig Kusick 11
4. Rod Carew 9
5. Lyman Bostock 4
6. Steve Braun 3
6. Mike Cubbage 3
8. Steve Brye 2
8. Roy Smalley 2
10. Tony Oliva 1
Runs Batted In
1. Larry Hisle 96
2. Rod Carew 90
3. Dan Ford 86
4. Steve Braun 61
5. Lyman Bostock 60
6. Mike Cubbage 49
7. Craig Kusick 36
7. Roy Smalley 36
9. Steve Brye 23
10. Tony Oliva 16
On-Base Average
1. Rod Carew .395
2. Steve Braun .384
3. Lyman Bostock .364
4. Roy Smalley .353
5. Craig Kusick .344
5. Mike Cubbage .344
7. Larry Hisle .335
8. Dan Ford .323
9. Steve Brye .295
10. Jerry Terrell .286
Slugging Percentage
1. Rod Carew .463
2. Dan Ford .457
3. Craig Kusick .432
4. Lyman Bostock .430
5. Larry Hisle .394
6. Mike Cubbage .371
7. Steve Braun .353
8. Roy Smalley .344
9. Steve Brye .329
10. Jerry Terrell .275
Runs Scored
1. Rod Carew 97
2. Dan Ford 87
3. Larry Hisle 81
4. Lyman Bostock 75
5. Steve Braun 73
6. Roy Smalley 46
7. Mike Cubbage 40
8. Craig Kusick 33
8. Steve Brye 33
10. Jerry Terrell 29
On-Base Plus Slugging
1. Rod Carew .858
2. Lyman Bostock .794
3. Dan Ford .780
4. Craig Kusick .776
5. Steve Braun .737
6. Larry Hisle .729
7. Mike Cubbage .715
8. Roy Smalley .697
9. Steve Brye .624
10. Jerry Terrell .561
Isolated Power
1. Dan Ford .190
2. Craig Kusick .173
3. Rod Carew .132
4. Larry Hisle .122
5. Mike Cubbage .111
6. Lyman Bostock .107
7. Roy Smalley .073
8. Steve Brye .065
8. Steve Braun .065
10. Jerry Terrell .029
Steals
1. Rod Carew 49
2. Larry Hisle 31
3. Dan Ford 17
4. Steve Braun 12
4. Lyman Bostock 12
6. Jerry Terrell 11
7. Craig Kusick 5
8. Danny Thompson 1
8. Luis Gomez 1
8. Steve Brye 1
Hits
1. Rod Carew 200
2. Larry Hisle 158
3. Lyman Bostock 153
4. Dan Ford 137
5. Steve Braun 120
6. Roy Smalley 104
7. Mike Cubbage 89
8. Craig Kusick 69
9. Steve Brye 68
10. Jerry Terrell 42
Doubles
1. Rod Carew 29
2. Dan Ford 24
3. Lyman Bostock 21
4. Larry Hisle 19
4. Mike Cubbage 19
6. Roy Smalley 16
7. Craig Kusick 13
8. Steve Braun 12
9. Steve Brye 11
10. Danny Thompson 4
Triples
1. Rod Carew 12
2. Lyman Bostock 9
3. Dan Ford 7
4. Larry Hisle 5
4. Mike Cubbage 5
6. Steve Braun 3
6. Roy Smalley 3
8. Jerry Terrell 1
Walks
1. Rod Carew 67
1. Steve Braun 67
3. Larry Hisle 56
4. Roy Smalley 47
5. Mike Cubbage 42
6. Dan Ford 36
7. Craig Kusick 35
8. Lyman Bostock 33
9. Glenn Borgmann 19
10. Steve Brye 13
Sacrifice Hits
1. Roy Smalley 22
2. Larry Hisle 11
3. Rod Carew 8
4. Dan Ford 5
5. Jerry Terrell 4
5. Steve Brye 4
5. Dave McKay 4
8. Mike Cubbage 3
8. Lyman Bostock 3
10. Danny Thompson 2
Total Bases
1. Rod Carew 280
2. Dan Ford 235
3. Larry Hisle 229
4. Lyman Bostock 204
5. Steve Braun 147
6. Roy Smalley 132
7. Mike Cubbage 127
8. Craig Kusick 115
9. Steve Brye 85
10. Jerry Terrell 47
Games Played
1. Rod Carew 156
2. Larry Hisle 155
3. Dan Ford 145
4. Lyman Bostock 128
5. Steve Braun 122
6. Craig Kusick 109
7. Mike Cubbage 104
8. Roy Smalley 103
9. Jerry Terrell 89
10. Steve Brye 87
At Bats
1. Rod Carew 605
2. Larry Hisle 581
3. Dan Ford 514
4. Lyman Bostock 474
5. Steve Braun 417
6. Roy Smalley 384
7. Mike Cubbage 342
8. Craig Kusick 266
9. Steve Brye 258
10. Jerry Terrell 171
Plate Appearances
1. Rod Carew 679
2. Larry Hisle 650
3. Dan Ford 566
4. Lyman Bostock 514
5. Steve Braun 489
6. Roy Smalley 433
7. Mike Cubbage 389
8. Craig Kusick 305
9. Steve Brye 275
10. Jerry Terrell 182
Strikeouts
1. Dan Ford 118
2. Larry Hisle 93
3. Roy Smalley 79
4. Rod Carew 52
5. Craig Kusick 44
6. Steve Braun 43
7. Mike Cubbage 37
7. Lyman Bostock 37
9. Steve Brye 31
10. Dave McKay 27
Strikeout Percent
1. Lyman Bostock 7.8%
2. Rod Carew 8.6%
3. Jerry Terrell 8.8%
4. Steve Braun 10.3%
5. Mike Cubbage 10.8%
6. Steve Brye 12.0%
7. Larry Hisle 16.0%
8. Craig Kusick 16.5%
9. Roy Smalley 20.6%
10. Dan Ford 23.0%
Steal Success
1. Jerry Terrell 84.6%
2. Craig Kusick 83.3%
3. Steve Braun 75.0%
4. Dan Ford 73.9%
5. Rod Carew 69.0%
6. Lyman Bostock 66.7%
7. Larry Hisle 63.3%
Secondary Average
1. Rod Carew .324
2. Craig Kusick .323
3. Dan Ford .294
4. Larry Hisle .272
5. Steve Braun .254
6. Mike Cubbage .237
7. Lyman Bostock .203
8. Roy Smalley .195
9. Jerry Terrell .146
10. Steve Brye .120
Hit By Pitch
1. Dan Ford 10
2. Larry Hisle 4
2. Dave McKay 4
4. Mike Cubbage 3
5. Tony Oliva 2
5. Roy Smalley 2
7. Danny Thompson 1
7. Rod Carew 1
7. Craig Kusick 1
7. Jerry Terrell 1
Extra Base Hits
1. Dan Ford 51
2. Rod Carew 50
3. Larry Hisle 38
4. Lyman Bostock 34
5. Mike Cubbage 27
6. Craig Kusick 24
7. Roy Smalley 21
8. Steve Braun 18
9. Steve Brye 13
10. Danny Thompson 4
Runs Created
1. Rod Carew 109
2. Larry Hisle 77
3. Dan Ford 76
4. Lyman Bostock 70
5. Steve Braun 63
6. Roy Smalley 47
7. Mike Cubbage 44
8. Craig Kusick 41
9. Steve Brye 23
10. Jerry Terrell 13
Runs Created / 27
1. Rod Carew 6.50
2. Steve Braun 5.45
3. Craig Kusick 5.40
4. Lyman Bostock 5.38
5. Dan Ford 5.05
6. Mike Cubbage 4.42
7. Larry Hisle 4.40
8. Roy Smalley 4.05
9. Steve Brye 3.00
10. Jerry Terrell 2.51
Home Run Percent
1. Craig Kusick 4.1%
2. Dan Ford 3.9%
3. Larry Hisle 2.4%
4. Rod Carew 1.5%
5. Mike Cubbage 0.9%
6. Steve Brye 0.8%
6. Lyman Bostock 0.8%
8. Steve Braun 0.7%
9. Roy Smalley 0.5%
Intentional Walks
1. Rod Carew 14
2. Lyman Bostock 5
3. Larry Hisle 4
4. Mike Cubbage 3
5. Steve Braun 2
5. Dan Ford 2
7. Tony Oliva 1
7. Roy Smalley 1
Sacrifice Flies
1. Larry Hisle 9
2. Rod Carew 6
2. Lyman Bostock 6
2. Dan Ford 6
5. Steve Brye 4
5. Steve Braun 4
7. Craig Kusick 3
8. Mike Cubbage 2
9. Danny Thompson 1
9. Jerry Terrell 1
Double Plays (GIDP)
1. Lyman Bostock 15
2. Rod Carew 12
2. Dan Ford 12
4. Larry Hisle 11
5. Mike Cubbage 10
6. Steve Brye 7
6. Roy Smalley 7
8. Dave McKay 6
9. Steve Braun 5
10. Jerry Terrell 4

 Minnesota Twins Pitching Leaders (1976) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Wins
1. Bill Campbell 17
2. Dave Goltz 14
3. Bill Singer 9
3. Jim Hughes 9
5. Tom Burgmeier 8
5. Pete Redfern 8
7. Bert Blyleven 4
7. Steve Luebber 4
7. Eddie Bane 4
10. Vic Albury 3
Earned Run Average
1. Tom Burgmeier 2.50
2. Bill Campbell 3.01
3. Bert Blyleven 3.12
4. Dave Goltz 3.36
5. Pete Redfern 3.51
6. Bill Singer 3.77
7. Steve Luebber 4.00
8. Jim Hughes 4.98
9. Eddie Bane 5.11
10. Joe Decker 5.28
Strikeouts
1. Dave Goltz 133
2. Bill Campbell 115
3. Jim Hughes 87
4. Bert Blyleven 75
5. Pete Redfern 74
6. Bill Singer 63
7. Tom Burgmeier 45
7. Steve Luebber 45
9. Tom Johnson 37
10. Joe Decker 35
Saves
1. Bill Campbell 20
2. Steve Luebber 2
3. Tom Burgmeier 1
Runners / 9 IP
1. Tom Burgmeier 9.68
2. Bill Campbell 11.11
3. Dave Goltz 11.91
4. Pete Redfern 12.81
5. Bert Blyleven 12.84
6. Bill Singer 12.87
7. Steve Luebber 12.90
8. Jim Hughes 13.37
9. Eddie Bane 14.86
10. Joe Decker 17.22
Winning Percentage
1. Tom Burgmeier .889
2. Bill Campbell .773
3. Bill Singer .500
3. Dave Goltz .500
3. Pete Redfern .500
6. Bert Blyleven .444
6. Steve Luebber .444
8. Jim Hughes .391
9. Eddie Bane .364
10. Joe Decker .222
Save Success
1. Steve Luebber 100.0%
1. Bill Campbell 100.0%
Complete Games
1. Dave Goltz 13
2. Bill Singer 5
3. Bert Blyleven 4
4. Jim Hughes 3
5. Steve Luebber 2
6. Eddie Bane 1
6. Pete Redfern 1
Shutouts
1. Dave Goltz 4
2. Bill Singer 3
3. Steve Luebber 1
3. Pete Redfern 1
Starts
1. Dave Goltz 35
2. Bill Singer 26
2. Jim Hughes 26
4. Pete Redfern 23
5. Eddie Bane 15
6. Joe Decker 12
6. Bert Blyleven 12
6. Steve Luebber 12
9. Tom Johnson 1
Appearances
1. Bill Campbell 78
2. Tom Burgmeier 57
3. Steve Luebber 38
4. Jim Hughes 37
5. Dave Goltz 36
6. Bill Singer 26
7. Vic Albury 23
7. Pete Redfern 23
9. Tom Johnson 18
10. Eddie Bane 17
Innings Pitched
1. Dave Goltz 249.1
2. Jim Hughes 177.0
3. Bill Singer 172.0
4. Bill Campbell 167.2
5. Steve Luebber 119.1
6. Pete Redfern 118.0
7. Tom Burgmeier 115.1
8. Bert Blyleven 95.1
9. Eddie Bane 79.1
10. Joe Decker 58.0
Opp. OPS
1. Bill Campbell .593
2. Tom Burgmeier .617
3. Dave Goltz .633
4. Pete Redfern .636
5. Bert Blyleven .656
6. Bill Singer .670
7. Steve Luebber .674
8. Joe Decker .723
9. Jim Hughes .737
10. Eddie Bane .753
Defense Independent ERA
1. Bert Blyleven 3.06
2. Bill Campbell 3.52
3. Dave Goltz 3.82
4. Pete Redfern 4.08
5. Bill Singer 4.26
6. Tom Burgmeier 4.27
7. Jim Hughes 4.64
8. Steve Luebber 4.81
9. Eddie Bane 5.00
10. Joe Decker 5.16
Innings / Game
1. Bert Blyleven 7.94
2. Dave Goltz 6.93
3. Bill Singer 6.62
4. Pete Redfern 5.13
5. Jim Hughes 4.78
6. Eddie Bane 4.67
7. Joe Decker 4.46
8. Steve Luebber 3.14
9. Bill Campbell 2.15
10. Tom Burgmeier 2.02
Opp. Batting Average
1. Tom Burgmeier .224
2. Bill Campbell .228
3. Pete Redfern .238
4. Steve Luebber .245
5. Dave Goltz .249
6. Joe Decker .264
7. Bill Singer .267
8. Bert Blyleven .275
9. Jim Hughes .276
10. Eddie Bane .291
Opp. Slugging
1. Bill Campbell .291
2. Pete Redfern .299
3. Bert Blyleven .311
4. Dave Goltz .315
5. Joe Decker .322
6. Bill Singer .328
7. Steve Luebber .335
8. Tom Burgmeier .341
9. Eddie Bane .377
10. Jim Hughes .385
Opp. On-Base
1. Tom Burgmeier .276
2. Bill Campbell .302
3. Dave Goltz .318
4. Pete Redfern .337
5. Steve Luebber .339
6. Bill Singer .342
7. Bert Blyleven .345
8. Jim Hughes .352
9. Eddie Bane .376
10. Joe Decker .401
Strikeouts / 9 IP
1. Bert Blyleven 7.08
2. Bill Campbell 6.17
3. Pete Redfern 5.64
4. Joe Decker 5.43
5. Dave Goltz 4.80
6. Jim Hughes 4.42
7. Tom Burgmeier 3.51
8. Steve Luebber 3.39
9. Bill Singer 3.30
10. Eddie Bane 2.72
Hits / 9 IP
1. Tom Burgmeier 7.41
2. Bill Campbell 7.78
3. Pete Redfern 8.01
4. Steve Luebber 8.22
5. Dave Goltz 8.63
6. Bill Singer 9.26
7. Joe Decker 9.31
8. Bert Blyleven 9.53
9. Jim Hughes 9.66
10. Eddie Bane 10.44
Walks / 9 IP
1. Tom Burgmeier 2.26
2. Dave Goltz 3.28
3. Bert Blyleven 3.30
4. Bill Campbell 3.33
5. Bill Singer 3.61
6. Jim Hughes 3.71
7. Eddie Bane 4.42
8. Steve Luebber 4.68
9. Pete Redfern 4.81
10. Joe Decker 7.91
Hit Batters
1. Jim Hughes 8
2. Bill Singer 6
3. Dave Goltz 5
3. Bill Campbell 5
5. Bert Blyleven 4
5. Eddie Bane 4
7. Pete Redfern 3
8. Tom Burgmeier 2
8. Vic Albury 2
10. Joe Decker 1
Homers Allowed
1. Jim Hughes 17
2. Dave Goltz 14
3. Tom Burgmeier 11
4. Bill Singer 9
4. Steve Luebber 9
4. Bill Campbell 9
7. Eddie Bane 6
7. Pete Redfern 6
9. Joe Decker 3
9. Bert Blyleven 3

 Minnesota Twins Fielding Leaders (1976) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Fielding Average
1. Tom Burgmeier 1.000
2. Steve Brye .991
3. Rod Carew .989
4. Danny Thompson .988
4. Jerry Terrell .988
4. Lyman Bostock .988
7. Larry Hisle .982
8. Butch Wynegar .978
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