Egan hit over .250 only once in four years as the Reds’ regular second baseman, but stole 141 bases, often teaming on double steals with Bob Bescher, who led the NL each year.
Egan hit over .250 only once in four years as the Reds’ regular second baseman, but stole 141 bases, often teaming on double steals with Bob Bescher, who led the NL each year.
