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In baseball, the term "Triple Crown" refers to an exceptional achievement by a batter who leads their league in three major statistical categories during a single season: 1. Batting Average (the highest average of hits per at-bat) 2. Home Runs (the most home runs hit) 3. Runs Batted In (RBIs - the most runs batted in) Achieving the Triple Crown is quite rare and is considered one of the most prestigious accomplishments for a hitter. It signifies that the player is the best in the league at hitting for both power and average while also contributing significantly to scoring runs. Only a select few players in Major League Baseball (MLB) history have achieved this remarkable feat.
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