American League (AL)
1940 AL Season Leaders

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AL 1940 Leaders
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1

Detroit Tigers

1.103

2

New York Yankees

1.051

3

Boston Red Sox

1.036

4

Detroit Tigers

0.993

5

Boston Red Sox

0.993

6

Cleveland Indians

0.920

7

New York Yankees

0.919

8

Detroit Tigers

0.899

9

St. Louis Browns

0.888

10

Bob 'Indian Bob' Johnson

Philadelphia Athletics

0.888

11

Boston Red Sox

0.882

12

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

0.875

13

Philadelphia Athletics

0.866

14

Philadelphia Athletics

0.865

15

Chicago White Sox

0.862

16

Chicago White Sox

0.861

17

St. Louis Browns

0.859

18

St. Louis Browns

0.858

19

Boston Red Sox

0.855

20

Joe 'Flash' Gordon

New York Yankees

0.851

21

Boston Red Sox

0.850

22

Washington Senators

0.836

23

Chicago White Sox

0.832

24

Boston Red Sox

0.831

25

Washington Senators

0.826

26

Chicago White Sox

0.823

27

Boston Red Sox

0.822

28

Cleveland Indians

0.814

29

Philadelphia Athletics

0.811

30

St. Louis Browns

0.802

31

Cleveland Indians

0.799

32

Cleveland Indians

0.781

33

Detroit Tigers

0.771

34

Washington Senators

0.757

35

Cleveland Indians

0.755

36

Cleveland Indians

0.740

37

Johnny Berardino

St. Louis Browns

0.725

38

Washington Senators

0.724

39

Boston Red Sox

0.724

40

Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs

0.724

41

Philadelphia Athletics

0.719

42

Philadelphia Athletics

0.709

43

New York Yankees

0.709

44

Cleveland Indians

0.697

45

Chicago White Sox

0.692

46

Chicago White Sox

0.689

47

New York Yankees

0.677

48

Cleveland Indians

0.671

49

Detroit Tigers

0.665

50

Jimmy Bloodworth

Washington Senators

0.658

51

Washington Senators

0.628

52

Chicago White Sox

0.616

53

St. Louis Browns

0.606

54

Frankie Crosetti

New York Yankees

0.572

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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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