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25 greatest seasons
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details here.


This is the top 10:

10. Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins - 1969-70 (87 assists and 120 points, Hart [MVP], Ross [scoring], Norris [defenseman] and Conn Smythe [playoff MVP] trophies)

9. Bob Gibson, St. Louis Cardinals - 1968 (22-9, 1.12 ERA)

8. Pete Maravich, LSU - 1969-70 (44.5 ppg)

7. Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants - 2001 (73 HRs, 137 RBI, 177 BB, .849 SLG, .515 OBP)

6. Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State - 1988 (record 2,628 yards, 37 rushing TDs, plus 222 yards and 5 TDs in bowl game)

5. Tom Brady, New England Patriots - 2007 (50 TD passes, 8 INTs, 16-0 record)

4. Tiger Woods, 2000 (9 wins including 3 straight majors)

3. Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers - 1981-82 (92 goals and 120 assists for 212 points)

2. Babe Ruth, New York Yankees - 1921 (59 HRs, 177 RBIs, His totals for runs [177], extra-base hits [119], and total bases [457] still stand as records.)

1. Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia Warriors - 1961-62 (50.4 ppg and 25.7 rpg. Chamberlain scored 50-plus points 45 times, and scored 100 on March 2)

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#2

good list.
Ted Williams and Jordan should be higher.
They need to get all tennis, golf, and nascar.
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#3

I'm not sold on Brady being on that list.

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#4

Hilarious.

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#5

Comical
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#6

i think the giants had a better season
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