So does Adam Dunn catch Bobby Bonds?

There's a career leaderboard (active players) where Adam Dunn currently sits at #1--what category?

Has anyone ever led their league in HR, BB, and K's?

(not the answer to clemenza's question)

I found the answer, but it's only since 1954 due to statistical black holes.

Jonah Keri @ Grantland:

"The Three True Outcomes Triple Crown is a much rarer feat than even the traditional Triple Crown, with only eight players turning the TTO feat, vs. 16 AVG/HR/RBI ones."

Murphy, Dale, Braves 1985
Schmidt, Mike, Phillies 1983
Wilson, Hack, Cubs 1930
Mantle, Mickey, Yankees 1958
Ruth, Babe, Yankees 1928
Ruth, Babe, Yankees 1927
Ruth, Babe, Yankees 1924
Ruth, Babe, Yankees 1923

Dunn is third among active players in strikeouts, fourth in home run percentage, but first in most games played without appearing in the post-season (1,671 and counting):

http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/leaders_most_gamesnops.shtml

If he were to fall off the list this year, Vernon Wells would take over the active lead; but he might fall off too, in which case Jack Wilson would move to #1. Who is Jack Wilson?

Here in Toronto, by the way, we've come to think of not making the playoffs as the Fourth True Outcome.

he's first in something else:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/E_lf_active.shtml

http://espn.go.com/chicago/mlb/story/_/id/9302158/adam-dunn-chicago-white-sox-lands-spot-matthew-mcconaughey-movie

new jon bois video on adam dunn:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiZfc0b2t3Q&feature=youtu.be