1909 World Series, the latter of which was the Pirates' first World Series title.

After a brief stint as player-manager, Wagner retired in 1917 having set numerous MLB career records, extra-base hits (996), most runs scored (1,739), most games played (2,794), most hits (3,420), most total bases (4,870), and most at-bats (10,439), all of which would be broken by Ty Cobb in the following decade. He also retained many other