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Active Leaders (as of end of Season 31)

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Active Hits Leaders
+ --------------- + ---- +
| Name            | hits |
+ --------------- + ---- +
| Miguel Perez    | 3166 |
| William Funaki  | 2637 |
| Coco Hentgen    | 2532 |
| Rolando Pena    | 2457 |
| Geraldo Johnson | 2429 |
| Russ   Steinbach| 2323 |
| Harry Cruz      | 2273 |
| Garry Harrelson | 2158 |
| Gregg Ward      | 2144 |
| Vinny Van Hekken| 2131 |
| Bud Wilkins     | 2125 |
| William Uehara  | 2110 |
| Richard Saitou  | 2005 |
| Johnnie Shields | 1993 |
| Kelvin Torres   | 1990 |
| Abdul Thomas    | 1958 |
| Bosco Gleason   | 1954 |
| Cesar Zorrilla  | 1943 |
| Magglio Bennett | 1929 |
| Charles Huang   | 1903 |
+ --------------- + ---- +

Active Home Run Leaders
+ ---------------- + ----+
| Name             | HRs |
+ ---------------- + --- +
| Bosco Gleason    | 579 |
| Harry Cruz       | 569 |
| Rolando Pena     | 541 |
| Javy Mercedes    | 499 |
| Charles Stevenson| 481 |
| Merv Dorsey      | 478 |
| Hub Kaye         | 469 |
| Coco Hentgen     | 463 |
| Travis Barrett   | 460 |
| Geraldo Johnson  | 452 |
| Sherry Young     | 443 |
| Gregg Ward       | 432 |
| Abdul Thomas     | 429 |
| Ralph Daniels    | 428 |
| Russ Bulger      | 427 |
| Vinny Van Hekken | 410 |
| Miguel Perez     | 396 |
| Ken Yearwood     | 389 |
| Johnnie Shields  | 380 |
| Everth Cela      | 368 |
+ ---------------- + ---

Active Win Leaders
+ ---------------- + ---- +
| Name             | Wins |
+ ---------------- + ---- +
| Bruce Dellucci   | 261  |
| Jamie Bradley    | 236  |
| Jose Sosa        | 236  |
| Charlie Gulan    | 225  |
| Patrick Wallace  | 220  |
| Rudy Ewing       | 212  |
| Antonio Martin   | 202  |
| Steven Bland     | 193  |
| Scott McGowan    | 193  |
| Junior Hernandez | 192  |
| Mario Hyers      | 190  |
| Lefty Thompson   | 188  |
| Carlos Tavarez   | 182  |
| Glenn Tomko      | 171  |
| Evan Smalley     | 171  |
| Ralph Dobson     | 168  |
| Al Lima          | 166  |
| Willie Rodriguez | 163  |
| Terrell Flanagan | 160  |
| Howard Clinton   | 160  |
+ ---------------- + -----+

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