American League (AL)
1910 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1910 Season Leaders

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AL 1910 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Detroit Tigers

.549

2

Cleveland Naps

.514

3

Boston Red Sox

.468

4

Philadelphia Athletics

.436

5

Philadelphia Athletics

.430

6

Boston Red Sox

.424

7

Detroit Tigers

.423

8

New York Highlanders

.422

9

Philadelphia Athletics

.418

10

New York Highlanders

.413

11

Boston Red Sox

.407

12

Philadelphia Athletics

.392

13

Cleveland Naps

.383

14

Cleveland Naps
Philadelphia Athletics

.376

15

Boston Red Sox

.375

16

Detroit Tigers

.370

17

New York Highlanders

.365

18

New York Highlanders
Boston Red Sox

.364

19

New York Highlanders

.361

20

Boston Red Sox

.360

21

Washington Senators

.355

22

New York Highlanders

.343

23

New York Highlanders

.338

24

Philadelphia Athletics

.337

25

Washington Senators

.333

26

Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox

.333

27

St. Louis Browns

.329

28

Boston Red Sox

.327

29

St. Louis Browns

.327

30

George Moriarty

Detroit Tigers

.324

31

St. Louis Browns

.323

32

Detroit Tigers

.323

33

Detroit Tigers

.313

34

Boston Red Sox

.313

35

Cleveland Naps

.313

36

Washington Senators

.311

37

Cleveland Naps

.311

38

Washington Senators

.311

39

Philadelphia Athletics

.309

40

Detroit Tigers

.308

41

Patsy Dougherty

Chicago White Sox

.300

42

Washington Senators

.292

43

St. Louis Browns

.292

44

Chicago White Sox

.289

45

Washington Senators

.288

46

Charlie Hemphill

New York Highlanders

.288

47

St. Louis Browns

.285

48

Washington Senators

.284

49

St. Louis Browns

.281

50

New York Highlanders

.275

51

Cleveland Naps

.275

52

Washington Senators

.274

53

St. Louis Browns

.273

54

St. Louis Browns

.271

55

Cleveland Naps

.270

56

Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox

.259

57

Frank Truesdale

St. Louis Browns

.253

58

Chicago White Sox

.243

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1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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