American League (AL)
1973 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1973 Season Leaders

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AL 1973 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Oakland Athletics

.531

2

Oakland Athletics

.498

3

California Angels

.489

4

Milwaukee Brewers

.488

5

New York Yankees

.487

6

Texas Rangers

.487

7

Kansas City Royals

.484

8

Kansas City Royals

.478

9

Milwaukee Brewers

.473

10

Minnesota Twins

.471

11

New York Yankees

.464

12

Carl 'Yaz' Yastrzemski

Boston Red Sox

.463

13

Boston Red Sox

.444

14

Oakland Athletics

.443

15

Boston Red Sox

.441

16

Chicago White Sox

.439

17

Milwaukee Brewers

.426

18

Baltimore Orioles

.425

19

Boston Red Sox

.422

20

Minnesota Twins

.422

21

Chicago White Sox

.412

22

California Angels

.412

23

Milwaukee Brewers

.411

24

Minnesota Twins

.410

25

Cleveland Indians

.409

26

Baltimore Orioles

.402

27

Milwaukee Brewers

.401

28

Milwaukee Brewers

.395

29

Cleveland Indians

.393

30

Baltimore Orioles

.391

31

Minnesota Twins

.391

32

Chris Chambliss

Cleveland Indians

.390

33

Baltimore Orioles

.387

34

New York Yankees

.386

35

Detroit Tigers

.384

36

Texas Rangers

.378

37

Texas Rangers

.377

38

New York Yankees

.374

39

Kansas City Royals

.372

40

Boston Red Sox

.372

41

Texas Rangers

.364

42

Kansas City Royals

.361

43

New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals

.354

44

Oakland Athletics

.354

45

Oakland Athletics

.348

46

Chicago White Sox

.347

47

Brooks Robinson

Baltimore Orioles

.344

48

Texas Rangers

.342

49

Aurelio Rodriguez

Detroit Tigers

.330

50

Detroit Tigers

.324

51

Kansas City Royals

.321

52

Bert Campaneris

Oakland Athletics

.318

53

Boston Red Sox

.309

54

New York Yankees

.308

55

Baltimore Orioles

.262

56

California Angels

.257

57

Milwaukee Brewers

.243

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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