Lou Brock
Awards And Accomplishments
| 1964, 1967 | Won World Series ring as member of the St. Louis Cardinals |
| 1966 | Led league with most stolen bases (74) |
| 1967 | Led league with most at-bats (689), most runs (113) and most stolen bases (52) |
| 1967, 1971-72, 1974-75, 1979 | Selected for All-Star Game |
| 1968 | Led league with most doubles (46), most triples (14) and most stolen bases (62) |
| 1969 | Led league with most stolen bases (53) |
| 1971 | Led league with most runs (126) and most stolen bases (64) |
| 1972 | Led league with most stolen bases (63) |
| 1973 | Led league with most stolen bases (70) |
| 1974 | Set major league record for most steals in a season (118) |
| 1974 | Named The Sporting News' Player of the Year |
| 1975 | Earned the Jackie Robinson Award |
| 1975 | Earned the Roberto Clemente Award |
| 1977 | Broke Ty Cobb's career stolen bases record of 892 |
| 1979 | Became 14th player in baseball to achieve more than 3,000 hits |
| 1979 | Earned the Hutch Award, which honors former Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson |
| 1979 | Retired with career record of 938 stolen bases, a record at the time |
| 1985 | Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| 2002 | Earned the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans Award |
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