But to surpass Henderson’s run scoring mark, a player would have to average 115 runs per season for 20 years . Kris Bryant of the Cubs holds all elements that make a player a successive runner and run scorer. He has scored 420 runs in his first 609 major league games—that’s .690 runs per game. With consistent longball power from Bryant and several teammates, it enables the All-Star third baseman to occasionally trot around the bases. For Kris Bryant, his value to the Cubs keeps rising.

Source: Forbes May 27, 2019 00:45 UTC