Most times reaching base on dropped 3rd strike

[westsidegrounds]

Boomer & Pops are both guys you wouldn't expect to see in this context.

[Second Base Coach]

Isn't Lou Brock the opposite of George Scott?

[JDanger]

I don't think Drop Third Strike is an official statistic, but I queried retrosheet for following conditions:
all plate appearances where
1. a strikeout was recorded
2. no out was was recorded
3. either a Wild Pitch or Passed Ball was ruled on the play.

Top 11:
NAME D3K*
Garret Anderson 14
Lou Brock 14
George Scott 12
Rafael Belliard 12
Alfonso Soriano 12
Vladimir Guerrero 11
Willie Stargell 11
Adrian Beltre 10
Miguel Olivo 10
Miguel Tejada 10
Garry Templeton 10

I then removed the WP or PB qualification:

NAME D3K
Lou Brock 16
Garret Anderson 14
George Scott 13
Rafael Belliard 12
Alfonso Soriano 12
Vladimir Guerrero 11
Willie Stargell 11
Miguel Olivo 11
Miguel Tejada 11
Bobby Bonds 11
Shawon Dunston 11
Julio Franco 10
Roberto Alomar 10
Garry Templeton 10
Harold Baines 10
Jacque Jones 10
Adrian Beltre 10

They only circumstance that this wouldn't account for is if an existing baserunner was thrown out trying to advance on the D3K. When I find time I'll write a more thorough query but I doubt the totals would change very much. If you can think of any other necessary qualifications I can write them in as well.

[ipitch]

Ever happen on consecutive batters?

Don't know, but here's twice in one half-inning (top of 10th).
http://www.baseball-reference.com/bo...00606140.shtml

[Ben Grimm]

Wow. I'm clueless, but I'm 90% sure Elias carries stuff like that.

[LarrySC]

Does MLB keep such statistics? I'd like to know how often that event occurs as well as some other information about it. Like who has reached base most often that way? Ever happen on consecutive batters? Things like that.

Thanks ahead if anyone can provide information, or direct me to a good website so I can look it up myself.