American League (AL)
1971 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1971 Season Leaders

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AL 1971 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Minnesota Twins

.546

2

New York Yankees

.543

3

Detroit Tigers

.531

4

Baltimore Orioles

.510

5

Oakland Athletics

.508

6

Chicago White Sox

.492

7

Boston Red Sox

.489

8

Baltimore Orioles

.477

9

Washington Senators

.474

10

New York Yankees

.469

11

Detroit Tigers

.465

12

Harmon Killebrew

Minnesota Twins

.464

13

Detroit Tigers

.462

14

Rico Petrocelli

Boston Red Sox

.461

15

Baltimore Orioles

.459

16

Oakland Athletics

.452

17

Merv Rettenmund

Baltimore Orioles

.448

18

Kansas City Royals

.443

19

Baltimore Orioles

.443

20

Detroit Tigers

.442

21

Boston Red Sox

.441

22

Cleveland Indians

.435

23

Chicago White Sox

.429

24

Milwaukee Brewers

.425

25

Leo 'Chico' Cardenas

Minnesota Twins

.421

26

Washington Senators
Oakland Athletics

.413

27

Brooks Robinson

Baltimore Orioles

.413

28

Kansas City Royals

.412

29

Oakland Athletics
New York Yankees

.409

30

Chicago White Sox

.406

31

Aurelio Rodriguez

Detroit Tigers

.401

32

Baltimore Orioles

.397

33

Cleveland Indians

.397

34

California Angels

.395

35

California Angels

.392

36

Carl 'Yaz' Yastrzemski

Boston Red Sox

.392

37

Oakland Athletics

.386

38

Milwaukee Brewers

.385

39

Minnesota Twins

.380

40

Detroit Tigers

.379

41

Cleveland Indians

.376

42

Kansas City Royals

.371

43

Minnesota Twins

.368

44

New York Yankees

.368

45

Washington Senators

.355

46

Oakland Athletics

.354

47

Cleveland Indians

.352

48

Bert Campaneris

Oakland Athletics

.323

49

California Angels

.321

50

Baltimore Orioles

.320

51

Boston Red Sox

.319

52

New York Yankees

.318

53

Boston Red Sox

.303

54

New York Yankees

.276

55

Detroit Tigers

.275

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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