American League (AL)
1938 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1938 Season Leaders

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AL 1938 Leaders
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1

Boston Red Sox

1.166

2

Detroit Tigers

1.122

3

Detroit Tigers

0.995

4

Cleveland Indians

0.985

5

New York Yankees

0.981

6

St. Louis Browns

0.977

7

New York Yankees

0.967

8

Cleveland Indians

0.965

9

Boston Red Sox

0.964

10

Bob 'Indian Bob' Johnson

Philadelphia Athletics

0.959

11

Cleveland Indians

0.948

12

New York Yankees

0.932

13

Washington Senators

0.918

14

Boston Red Sox

0.912

15

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

0.911

16

New York Yankees

0.882

17

Washington Senators

0.868

18

St. Louis Browns

0.861

19

Chicago White Sox

0.854

20

Joe 'Flash' Gordon

New York Yankees

0.843

21

Washington Senators

0.833

22

Boston Red Sox

0.830

23

Detroit Tigers

0.830

24

New York Yankees

0.826

25

Cleveland Indians

0.820

26

Washington Senators

0.818

27

Cleveland Indians

0.815

28

Philadelphia Athletics

0.813

29

Chicago White Sox

0.807

30

Chicago White Sox

0.805

31

Boston Red Sox

0.794

32

Philadelphia Athletics

0.794

33

Chicago White Sox

0.786

34

St. Louis Browns

0.786

35

Washington Senators

0.785

36

St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators

0.784

37

Washington Senators

0.783

38

Philadelphia Athletics

0.774

39

Philadelphia Athletics

0.773

40

St. Louis Browns

0.765

41

Boston Red Sox

0.760

42

Washington Senators

0.757

43

Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns

0.757

44

Frankie Crosetti

New York Yankees

0.752

45

Detroit Tigers

0.742

46

Cleveland Indians

0.737

47

Boston Red Sox

0.734

48

Cleveland Indians

0.727

49

Detroit Tigers

0.727

50

St. Louis Browns

0.723

51

Chicago White Sox

0.710

52

St. Louis Browns

0.661

53

Chicago White Sox

0.565

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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