Pittsburgh Pirates - 1971 Top Players

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Top Players

Willie Stargell

.296 • 48 HR • 125 RBI Hall of Fame Inductee

Roberto Clemente

.341 • 13 HR • 86 RBI Hall of Fame Inductee

Bob Robertson

.271 • 26 HR • 72 RBI

Richie Hebner

.271 • 17 HR • 67 RBI

Manny Sanguillen

.319 • 7 HR • 81 RBI

Al Oliver

.282 • 14 HR • 64 RBI

Dave Cash

.289 • 2 HR • 34 RBI

Vic Davalillo

.285 • 1 HR • 33 RBI

CF-RF

.227 • 6 HR • 28 RBI

10-8 • 3.55 ERA

19-9 • 3.06 ERA

11-7 • 4.11 ERA

SP-RP

9-10 • 3.45 ERA

15-8 • 2.85 ERA

7 Saves • 3.60 ERA

30 Saves • 2.93 ERA

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