American League (AL)
1976 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1976 Season Leaders

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AL 1976 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Kansas City Royals

.407

2

Texas Rangers

.397

3

Minnesota Twins

.395

4

Detroit Tigers

.386

5

Cleveland Indians

.379

6

Kansas City Royals

.377

7

Detroit Tigers

.376

8

Baltimore Orioles

.373

9

Oakland Athletics

.373

10

Boston Red Sox

.367

11

Baltimore Orioles

.366

12

Boston Red Sox

.365

13

New York Yankees

.365

14

Minnesota Twins

.364

15

Texas Rangers

.360

16

Carl 'Yaz' Yastrzemski

Boston Red Sox

.357

17

Minnesota Twins

.356

18

Texas Rangers
Minnesota Twins

.356

19

Oakland Athletics

.356

20

Baltimore Orioles

.351

21

Milwaukee Brewers

.348

22

California Angels

.346

23

Kansas City Royals

.341

24

New York Yankees

.337

25

Cleveland Indians

.337

26

Boston Red Sox

.336

27

Baltimore Orioles

.336

28

Minnesota Twins

.335

29

Oakland Athletics

.335

30

Milwaukee Brewers

.334

31

Bert Campaneris

Oakland Athletics

.331

32

Cleveland Indians

.329

33

Oakland Athletics

.329

34

New York Yankees

.327

35

New York Yankees

.327

36

Boston Red Sox

.324

37

Chris Chambliss

New York Yankees

.323

38

Minnesota Twins

.323

39

Oakland Athletics

.323

40

George Hendrick

Cleveland Indians

.323

41

Chicago White Sox

.322

42

Kansas City Royals

.322

43

Kansas City Royals

.318

44

Minnesota Twins

.317

45

Chicago White Sox

.316

46

Texas Rangers

.315

47

Boston Red Sox

.315

48

Texas Rangers

.315

49

Chicago White Sox

.315

50

California Angels

.313

51

Baltimore Orioles

.312

52

California Angels

.308

53

Oakland Athletics

.307

54

Cleveland Indians

.303

55

Claudell Washington

Oakland Athletics

.302

56

Texas Rangers

.301

57

Chicago White Sox

.300

58

Kansas City Royals

.298

59

Texas Rangers

.295

60

Milwaukee Brewers

.292

61

Texas Rangers

.286

62

Aurelio Rodriguez

Detroit Tigers

.267

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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