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'''50-50 club''' may refer to:
{{Short description|Accomplishment in baseball}}
{{About|a baseball accomplishment}}
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In [[Major League Baseball]] (MLB), the '''50-50 club''' is the group of [[Batter (baseball)|batters]], currently one, who have collected 50 [[home run]]s and 50 [[stolen base]]s in a single season. Only one professional baseball player, [[Shohei Ohtani]] has possessed both the power and speed to reach this level, and no players have done so more than once.


* 50–50 club in Major League Baseball, players who have achieved [[40–40 club#50–50 season|50 home runs and 50 stolen bases]] in one season
'''50-50 club''' may also refer to:
** [[Shohei Ohtani]], the only Major League Baseball player to have such a season

* [[50 goals in 50 games]] (National Hockey League)
* 50–50 club in the National Hockey League, players who have scored [[50 goals in 50 games]]
* ''The 50/50 Club'', a Cincinnati television talk/variety show hosted by [[Ruth Lyons (broadcaster)#Television|Ruth Lyons]] during 1953–1967
* ''The 50/50 Club'', a Cincinnati television talk/variety show hosted by [[Ruth Lyons (broadcaster)#Television|Ruth Lyons]] from 1953 to 1967


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Fifty-Fifty (disambiguation)|Fifty-Fifty]]
* [[40–40 club]] (Major League Baseball)


{{disambiguation}}
{{disambiguation}}

Latest revision as of 10:39, 23 October 2024

50-50 club may refer to:

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