Has a lead-off hitter ever led his team in RBI?

The only one I could find was Nomar Garciaparra in 1997 when the led the Red Sox in RBIs with 98.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/1997.s...

Ichiro's career high in RBIs in only 69. When did he have 91?

edit: In 2000 Darrin Erstad had 100 RBI's while batting leadoff. However Mo Vaughn (117), Garrett Anderson (117), and Troy Glaus (102) all had more. http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/ANA/2000.s...

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Leadoff hitters must possess certain traits to be successful: they must reach base at a proficient on-base percentage rate and be able to steal bases. Sabermetric analysis has indicated that stolen bases is often an overrated quality of leadoff hitters, however, but the leadoff hitter should still take a large lead at first and draw a throw from the pitcher.

I believe Ichiro Suzuki has led his team in RBI's before.

edit- he hit 91 once and he is on a team with bad hitters

Darin Erstad with the Angels? He drove in 100

Be good at getting on base. This is the leadoff hitter's most important task. Whether it's hitting for high average, drawing walks or trying to get hit by pitches, do whatever it takes to get on first base.

Yes

Plenty of times.

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