Sometimes, it feels as though Big Papi makes history every other night. pic.twitter.com/a3hq9V6LSx
— NESN (@NESN) August 21, 2014

His home run and RBI (93) totals so far this season put him on pace for personal bests since 2007 in each category. Ortiz's 30 homers are tied for third most in the AL, but it's the 93 runs batted in that make his 2014 campaign so astounding. Ortiz is leading all of baseball in that category (Jose Abreu of the White Sox is second with 90), and doing it for a Boston club that has scored the fewest runs in the league. Nobody has led the league in RBI for a team that finished last in scoring since Wally Berger of the Boston Braves in 1935.
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