American League (AL)
1928 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1928 Season Leaders

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AL 1928 Leaders
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1

New York Yankees

1.172

2

New York Yankees

1.115

3

Washington Senators

1.056

4

St. Louis Browns

0.989

5

Philadelphia Athletics

0.964

6

Philadelphia Athletics

0.954

7

New York Yankees

0.932

8

Detroit Tigers

0.897

9

Philadelphia Athletics

0.868

10

Washington Senators

0.863

11

Mickey Cochrane

Philadelphia Athletics

0.859

12

St. Louis Browns

0.855

13

New York Yankees

0.850

14

Detroit Tigers

0.848

15

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

0.846

16

Philadelphia Athletics

0.843

17

Chicago White Sox

0.832

18

Washington Senators

0.818

19

New York Yankees

0.816

20

Washington Senators

0.813

21

Cleveland Indians

0.809

22

Chicago White Sox

0.802

23

Washington Senators
Boston Braves

0.789

24

Detroit Tigers

0.785

25

Detroit Tigers

0.785

26

Cleveland Indians

0.784

27

Boston Red Sox

0.784

28

Detroit Tigers

0.783

29

Washington Senators

0.780

30

New York Yankees

0.774

31

St. Louis Browns

0.772

32

Washington Senators

0.770

33

Boston Red Sox

0.769

34

Boston Red Sox

0.769

35

Washington Senators

0.763

36

Charlie Jamieson

Cleveland Indians

0.762

37

Boston Red Sox

0.758

38

Detroit Tigers

0.720

39

Cleveland Indians

0.706

40

St. Louis Browns

0.703

41

Chicago White Sox

0.699

42

Chicago White Sox

0.699

43

Boston Red Sox

0.697

44

Cleveland Indians

0.694

45

Cleveland Indians

0.693

46

St. Louis Browns

0.689

47

Cleveland Indians

0.684

48

Boston Red Sox

0.683

49

Boston Red Sox

0.676

50

New York Yankees

0.665

51

Washington Senators

0.662

52

Philadelphia Athletics

0.641

53

Chicago White Sox

0.636

54

St. Louis Browns

0.618

55

Boston Red Sox

0.589

56

St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox

0.536

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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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