1992 HEADLINE: Dave Winfield Becomes Oldest MLB Player To Drive In 100 Runs

Posted on September 24, 2012 | 1 Comment

1992 HEADLINE: Dave Winfield Becomes Oldest MLB Player To Drive In 100 Runs

On this day in 1992, Dave Winfield became the oldest player in major league history to collect 100 RBI in a single season.

At the age of 40, and playing for the Toronto Blue Jays, Winfield tallied 108 RBI by the end of the 1990 baseball season.

His efforts were rewarded very kindly – a World Series championship.  Winfield collected three more RBI in the Fall Classic as well.

Happy Anniversary Mr. Winfield!!!

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One Response to 1992 HEADLINE: Dave Winfield Becomes Oldest MLB Player To Drive In 100 Runs

  1. McGee-Fan51 | September 24, 2012 at 12:13 pm | Reply

    Great guy, great player, great speaker… I love Winfield!

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