American League (AL)
1934 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1934 Season Leaders

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AL 1934 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

New York Yankees

.706

2

Philadelphia Athletics

.653

3

Detroit Tigers

.600

4

Cleveland Indians

.598

5

Cleveland Indians

.569

6

Bob 'Indian Bob' Johnson

Philadelphia Athletics

.563

7

Chicago White Sox

.545

8

New York Yankees

.537

9

Chicago White Sox

.530

10

Washington Senators

.523

11

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

.517

12

Philadelphia Athletics

.508

13

New York Yankees

.494

14

Philadelphia Athletics

.486

15

Cleveland Indians

.477

16

Boston Red Sox

.472

17

Cleveland Indians

.471

18

St. Louis Browns

.469

19

Boston Red Sox

.467

20

Washington Senators

.465

21

Detroit Tigers

.453

22

Detroit Tigers

.451

23

Boston Red Sox

.447

24

New York Yankees

.445

25

Boston Red Sox

.438

26

St. Louis Browns

.427

27

St. Louis Browns

.421

28

Washington Senators

.421

29

Washington Senators

.416

30

New York Yankees

.413

31

Philadelphia Athletics

.412

32

Mickey Cochrane

Detroit Tigers

.412

33

St. Louis Browns

.412

34

Philadelphia Athletics

.411

35

Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies

.410

36

Bill Knickerbocker

Cleveland Indians

.408

37

Chicago White Sox

.405

38

Washington Senators

.403

39

Frankie Crosetti

New York Yankees

.401

40

St. Louis Browns

.399

41

Washington Senators

.399

42

St. Louis Browns

.392

43

Detroit Tigers

.392

44

Boston Red Sox

.389

45

Detroit Tigers

.385

46

Chicago White Sox

.368

47

Detroit Tigers

.364

48

Boston Red Sox

.352

49

Chicago White Sox

.348

50

Boston Red Sox

.346

51

Cleveland Indians

.345

52

Chicago White Sox

.343

53

New York Yankees

.335

54

New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox

.322

55

Rabbit Warstler

Philadelphia Athletics

.303

56

Oscar "Ski" Melillo

St. Louis Browns

.297

57

St. Louis Browns

.288

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

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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