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1993 Double-A Runs Leaders

Runs scored

Omar Ramirez led all of Double-A with 116 runs in 1993, 18 ahead of Richard Barnwell (98). It stands 8th among all single seasons in Double-A history.

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# Player Team R G AB H
1 Omar Ramirez CAK 116 125 516 162
2 Richard Barnwell AC 98 131 463 138
3 Alex Gonzalez KNO 93 142 561 162
4 Rich Becker NAS 93 138 516 148
5 Carlos Delgado KNO 91 140 468 142
6 P.J. Forbes MID 90 126 498 159
7 Kevin Jordan AC 87 135 513 145
8 Quilvio Veras BNG 87 128 444 136
9 Orlando Palmeiro MID 85 131 535 163
10 Brad Tyler BOW 85 129 437 103
11 Brian L. Hunter JAC 84 133 523 154
12 Marty Cordova NAS 83 138 508 127
13 Ray Durham BIR 83 137 528 143
14 Glenn Murray HBG 82 127 475 120
15 Cliff Floyd HBG 82 101 380 125
16 Brian Raabe NAS 80 134 524 150
17 William Hall WIC 80 124 486 131
18 George Williams HVL 80 124 434 128
19 Ruben Santana JAX 79 128 499 150
20 Jerome Wolak BIR 78 137 525 160
21 Les Norman MEM 78 133 484 141
22 Shannon Penn LON 78 128 493 128
23 Jim Bowie HVL 77 138 501 167
24 Shane Andrews HBG 77 124 442 115
25 Brandon Wilson BIR 76 137 500 135
26 Rusty Greer TUL 76 129 474 138
27 Lyle Mouton AC 74 135 491 125
28 Darren Bragg JAX 74 131 451 119
29 Joe Randa MEM 74 131 505 149
30 Mike Robertson BIR 73 138 511 138
31 Roberto Petagine JAC 73 128 437 146
32 T R Lewis BOW 73 127 480 146
33 Miguel Flores CAK 73 116 435 127
34 Tim Hyers KNO 72 140 487 149
35 Butch Huskey BNG 72 139 526 132
36 Trey McCoy TUL 72 125 420 123
37 Rondell White HBG 72 90 372 122
38 Rex De La Nuez NAS 71 115 352 83
39 Allen Battle ARK 71 108 390 107
40 Kinnis Pledger BIR 70 125 393 95
41 Rudy Pemberton LON 70 124 471 130
42 Roger Cedeno SA 70 122 465 134
43 Ed Giovanola GRE 70 120 384 108
44 Michael Hardge HBG 70 99 386 94
45 Jamie Dismuke CHA 69 136 497 152
46 David Bell CAK 69 129 483 141
47 Francisco Matos HVL 69 123 461 127
48 Wes Weger ELP 69 123 471 137
49 Keith Gordon CHA 69 116 419 122
50 John Mabry ARK 68 136 528 153
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