Triple Crown
A Triple Crown is achieved when leading the league in batting average, home runs, and runs batted in.
2012 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers
.330, 44 Home Runs, 139 RBIs. Jed Jacobsohn/MLB Photos
1967 Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox
.326, 44 Home Runs, 121 RBIs. AP
1966 Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles
.316, 49 Home Runs, 122 RBIs. AP
1956 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees
.353, 52 Home Runs, 130 RBIs. John Lindsay/AP
1942 and 1947 Ted Williams Boston Red Sox
1942: .356, 36 Home Runs, 137 RBIs
1947: .343, 32 Home Runs, 114 RBIs. NBHFM/MLB Photos
1937 Joe Medwick St. Louis Cardinals
.374, 31 Home Runs, 154 RBIs. AP
1934 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees
.363, 49 Home Runs, 166 RBIs. Mark Rucker/Transcendental Graphics/Getty Images
1933 Jimmie Foxx Philadelphia Athletics
.356, 48 Home Runs, 163 RBIs. Photo File/Getty Images
1933 Chuck Klein Philadelphia Phillies
.368, 28 Home Runs, 120 RBIs. NBL
1922 and 1925 Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals
1922: .401, 42 Home Runs, 152 RBIs
1925: .403, 39 Home Runs, 143 RBIs. NBHFM/MLB Photos
1912 Heinie Zimmerman Chicago Cubs
.372, 14 Home Runs, 104 RBIs. Bruce Bennett Studios via Getty Images Studios/Getty Images
1909 Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers
.377, 9 Home Runs, 107 RBIs. NBHFM/MLB Photos
1901 Nap Lajoie Philadelphia Athletics
.426, 14 Home Runs, 125 RBIs. The Stanley Weston Archive/Getty Images
1894 Hugh Duffy Boston Beaneaters
.440, 18 Home Runs, 145 RBIs
1887 Tip O'Neil St. Louis Browns
.435, 14 Home Runs, 123 RBIs
