MLB's Best Single Game Base Stealers

SI Staff | Sep 19, 2013

MLB's Best Single Game Base Stealers

Billy Hamilton - 7

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Billy Hamilton (inset) stole a career-high five bases on June 14, 2015, joining the list of 24 other players who have stolen five or more in a game. Here's a look at the others, starting with Hall of Fame outfielder Billy Hamilton, who finished his 14-year career with more than 900 steals.

George Gore - 7

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Eddie Collins - 6

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Otis NIxon - 6

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Eric Young - 6

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Carl Crawford - 6

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Dan McGann - 5

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Clyde Milan - 5

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Johnny Neun - 5

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Amos Otis - 5

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Davey Lopes - 5

Andy Hayt for Sports Illustrated

Bert Campaneris - 5

Heinz Kluetmeier for Sports Illustrated

Lonnie Smith - 5

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Alan Wiggins - 5

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Tony Gwynn - 5

Andy Hayt for Sports Illustrated

Rickey Henderson - 5

V.J. Lovero for Sports Illustrated

Alex Cole - 5

Chuck Solomon for Sports Illustrated

Damian Jackson - 5

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Kenny Lofton - 5

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Scarborough Green - 5

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Ryan Freel - 5

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Willy Taveras - 5

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Dexter Fowler - 5

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Jacoby Ellsbury - 5

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Billy Hamilton - 5

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Billy Hamilton tied a franchise record with his five steals against the Chicago Cubs on June 14, 2015. Unfortunately for the Reds, it didn't help them win as Chicago walked away with a 2-1 victory in 11 innnings.