Stolen base leaders

Order the all-time MLB leaders by career stolen bases. You place all 50 cards in the right order, one at a time. You start with three lives, and ten right in a row wins a lost one back.

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How to play the MLB career stolen bases game

Speed is the theme: MLB's great base stealers, ranked by career stolen bases. Retired players show the years they played under their name; current players are marked active with their team. One runner starts on the line with his total showing. Each card that follows has to be slotted into a gap. Pick right and the steal total appears; pick wrong and he still slides into place, but you lose one of three lives.

Speed has gone in and out of fashion over baseball's history, so the career span printed on each card is worth reading closely. The top of the list stands apart, while further down the totals bunch together. Active players include young speedsters whose counts are rising quickly, which makes them hard to judge against retired players with complete careers.

What's in the deck

Here are 28 of the 50 cards you might be dealt, with 22 more in the deck. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

  • Rickey Henderson 1979–2003
  • Lou Brock 1961–1979
  • Ty Cobb 1905–1928
  • Vince Coleman 1985–1997
  • Eddie Collins 1906–1930
  • Max Carey 1910–1929
  • Joe Morgan 1963–1984
  • Maury Wills 1959–1972
  • Herman Long 1889–1904
  • Paul Molitor 1978–1998
  • Roberto Alomar 1988–2004
  • Curt Welch 1884–1893
  • Jimmy Ryan 1885–1903
  • Frank Chance 1898–1914
  • Tom Daly 1884–1903
  • Walt Wilmot 1888–1898
  • King Kelly 1878–1893
  • Tommy Leach 1898–1918
  • Sam Rice 1915–1934
  • Ryne Sandberg 1981–1997
  • Kip Selbach 1894–1906
  • Jose Altuve active · Houston Astros
  • Christian Yelich active · Milwaukee Brewers
  • Ronald Acuña Jr. active · Atlanta Braves
  • Francisco Lindor active · New York Mets
  • Paul Goldschmidt active · New York Yankees
  • Cedric Mullins active · Tampa Bay Rays
  • Elly De La Cruz active · Cincinnati Reds

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