BY THE NUMBERS

Fri., June 29, 2007

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54

Combined stolen bases for New York third baseman David Wright and shortstop Jose Reyes, the most by any two teammates in the majors. The Mets lead the majors with 91 steals.

23

Come-from-behind victories for the Cleveland Indians, who defeated the visiting Oakland Athletics Thursday. Cleveland trailed 3-1 when Jason Michaels connected off Ron Flores for his sixth home run in the seventh inning.

.337

Hitting percentage for Detroit’s Gary Sheffield in June. The DH spent April mired in the mid-100s.

43 million

43,050,790 career All-Star votes for Ken Griffey Jr., more than any player in history. Heading into Thursday, Griffey had received 1,640,575 votes in 2007 All-Star game balloting, second to Carlos Beltran (1,698,217) in the N.L.

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