American League (AL)
1964 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1964 Season Leaders

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AL 1964 Leaders
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1

New York Yankees

1.015

2

Baltimore Orioles

1.005

3

Minnesota Twins

0.957

4

Harmon Killebrew

Minnesota Twins

0.924

5

Minnesota Twins

0.916

6

Brooks Robinson

Baltimore Orioles

0.889

7

Kansas City Athletics

0.873

8

Detroit Tigers

0.851

9

Kansas City Athletics

0.837

10

Los Angeles Angels

0.833

11

Boston Red Sox

0.828

12

New York Yankees

0.828

13

New York Yankees

0.825

14

Carl 'Yaz' Yastrzemski

Boston Red Sox

0.825

15

Chicago White Sox

0.821

16

Minnesota Twins

0.818

17

Detroit Tigers

0.812

18

Boston Red Sox

0.811

19

Washington Senators

0.807

20

Detroit Tigers

0.804

21

Chicago White Sox

0.795

22

Baltimore Orioles

0.776

23

Chicago White Sox

0.766

24

Kansas City Athletics

0.763

25

Detroit Tigers

0.762

26

Washington Senators

0.760

27

Baltimore Orioles

0.758

28

Cleveland Indians

0.750

29

Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox

0.750

30

New York Yankees

0.743

31

Zoilo Versalles

Minnesota Twins

0.742

32

Minnesota Twins

0.740

33

Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox

0.723

34

Kansas City Athletics

0.700

35

New York Yankees

0.698

36

Baltimore Orioles

0.688

37

Detroit Tigers

0.687

38

Chicago White Sox

0.685

39

Boston Red Sox

0.685

40

Baltimore Orioles

0.674

41

Kansas City Athletics

0.670

42

Cleveland Indians

0.663

43

Cleveland Indians

0.654

44

Detroit Tigers

0.650

45

Washington Senators

0.634

46

Bobby Richardson

New York Yankees

0.626

47

Baltimore Orioles

0.624

48

Los Angeles Angels

0.612

49

Washington Senators

0.604

50

Mike Hershberger

Chicago White Sox

0.598

51

New York Yankees

0.573

52

Los Angeles Angels

0.569

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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