Unveiling the Hidden Story of Ronald LeFlore A Baseball Icon

Player page for Ron LeFlore [1974-1982]. Includes MLB, Minor League, College and Summer League stats along with player biography, draft results, salary, ... The 95 stolen bases racked up by Ron LeFlore, leaving him only one behind Omar Moreno of the Pittsburgh Pirates for the league lead. Ron LeFlore's 1976 Topps card lists him as playing much of the 1975 season at just 22 years of age – a remarkable achievement for any player, ... Top Selling Ron LeFlore Cards on Sportlots: 1975 Topps Base Set #628 Ron LeFlore, 1976 Topps Base Set #61 Ron LeFlore, 1978 Topps Base Set #480 Ron LeFlore. Ron LeFlore played 9 seasons for the Tigers, White Sox and Expos. He had a .288 batting average, 1283 hits, 59 home runs, 353 RBIs and 731 runs scored. LeFlore recounts his early life as a street criminal and prison inmate and describes his present experiences as a major-league baseball star. Ron LeFlore was an outfielder for the Detroit Tigers. He was discovered as a prospect while serving time in the Michigan maximum security ... Ron LeFlore All-Star stats by Baseball Almanac. LeFlore was the starting center fielder in the All-Star Game three years later. Incredibly fast: stole 97 bases in a single season. Ron LeFlore went from being inmate B115614 in Michigan's Jackson State Penitentiary to playing centerfield for the Detroit Tigers.