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Definition of National League in US English: National Leaguenoun One of the two major leagues in American professional baseball. Example sentencesExamples - Standing Room Only - St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets to meet for the National League Championship Series
- James covers the National League East and West, then the American League East and West.
- His 17 wins are the most by a National League teenager, with Bunker holding the major league mark with 19.
- Two years earlier, at age 40, he stole 23 bases while leading the Giants to a National League West championship.
- Players have been put on a financial bonus to keep the club in the LHF National League One.
- They never saw him as a catcher, where he was a National League All-Star in 1991 before earning an All-Star bid as a second baseman in 1992.
- Interestingly, the other four teams were the Cleveland Indians in the American League and the Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets, and Cardinals in the National League.
- The American League and National League Most Valuable Player Awards were announced on Monday and Tuesday.
- He struck out 18 men to tie a National League record (since surpassed) in that disappointing 10-inning defeat.
- Open up the negotiations to more than one team (perhaps an American and a National League club could each have the right to negotiate with first round draft picks).
- During his record home run season in 1998, he set a National League mark of 162 walks, 28 of which were intentional.
- The Bucs lost the 1972 National League Championship Series to the Reds in five games.
- The National League record is 382, set by Sandy Koufax in 1965.
- He was National League All-Star selection in 1941, 1942, 1945 and 1946.
- ‘We steal his pitches,’ says a scout for a National League team.
- He won the National League's Most Valuable Player award in 1967, and was honored as the Designated Hitter of the Year in 1973.
- His 382 strikeouts in 1965 are still a National League record.
- When some National League scouts saw him for the first time in interleague play, they were like, ‘Who's this guy?’
Definition of National League in US English: National Leaguenoun One of the two major leagues in American professional baseball. Example sentencesExamples - The American League and National League Most Valuable Player Awards were announced on Monday and Tuesday.
- The National League record is 382, set by Sandy Koufax in 1965.
- Standing Room Only - St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets to meet for the National League Championship Series
- When some National League scouts saw him for the first time in interleague play, they were like, ‘Who's this guy?’
- Open up the negotiations to more than one team (perhaps an American and a National League club could each have the right to negotiate with first round draft picks).
- Players have been put on a financial bonus to keep the club in the LHF National League One.
- He was National League All-Star selection in 1941, 1942, 1945 and 1946.
- His 17 wins are the most by a National League teenager, with Bunker holding the major league mark with 19.
- They never saw him as a catcher, where he was a National League All-Star in 1991 before earning an All-Star bid as a second baseman in 1992.
- Two years earlier, at age 40, he stole 23 bases while leading the Giants to a National League West championship.
- James covers the National League East and West, then the American League East and West.
- ‘We steal his pitches,’ says a scout for a National League team.
- He struck out 18 men to tie a National League record (since surpassed) in that disappointing 10-inning defeat.
- The Bucs lost the 1972 National League Championship Series to the Reds in five games.
- He won the National League's Most Valuable Player award in 1967, and was honored as the Designated Hitter of the Year in 1973.
- His 382 strikeouts in 1965 are still a National League record.
- Interestingly, the other four teams were the Cleveland Indians in the American League and the Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets, and Cardinals in the National League.
- During his record home run season in 1998, he set a National League mark of 162 walks, 28 of which were intentional.
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