Teams hit an average of 17 more home runs in 2012, but the single season record of 342 stood. Stolen base numbers were quite similar for both years.

342 is gonna be tough to beat even if you're only trying to beat it... Remind me next February that I might make a side wager prize if anyone can beat the top all-time marks in certain categories...

That's a good idea. We get people concentrating on 1 category to distract them from beating me!

Here are the HR totals from that record-setting season:

41 Curtis Granderson, NYY OF
39 Mark Teixeira, NYY 1B
32 Adrian Beltre, Tex 3B, DH
27 Carlos Santana, Cle C, 1B
26 Carlos Gonzalez, Col OF
25 Asdrubal Cabrera, Cle SS
25 Carlos Pena, ChC 1B
22 Alex Gordon, KC OF
20 Rickie Weeks, Mil 2B
20 Jayson Werth, Wsh OF
10 Howard Kendrick, LAA 2B, 1B, OF
10 Nick Markakis, Bal OF
9 Brett Lawrie*, Tor 2B, 3B
8 Erick Aybar, LAA SS
7 Grady Sizemore, Cle OF, DH
6 B.J. Upton, TB OF
4 David Freese, StL 3B
3 Raul Ibanez, Phi OF
3 Derrek Lee, Pit 1B
2 Austin Jackson, Det OF
1 Orlando Cabrera, SF SS, 2B
1 David Murphy, Tex OF
1 Chris Iannetta, Col C

That's what I'm thinking! *mischievously rubs hands together*