Question
Who is the last National League player to drive in more than 100 runs in a season while hitting fewer than 10 home runs?
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Tom Herr, St Louis Cardinals, had 110 RBI and 8 home runs in 1985. Paul Molitor accomplished the feat in 1996 but with the American League Minnesota Twins.
Herr played in his only all-star game in 1985 -- with a double a run scored in 3 at-bats while starting at second base -- and was fifth in National League MVP voting. During his career from 1979 to 1991, Herr had 574 RBI and hit 28 home runs.
Tom Herr's Kirchner Award page
