American League (AL)
1976 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1976 Season Leaders

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AL 1976 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Baltimore Orioles

.502

2

Boston Red Sox

.482

3

New York Yankees

.475

4

Boston Red Sox

.467

5

Minnesota Twins

.463

6

Kansas City Royals

.462

7

Kansas City Royals

.461

8

Oakland Athletics

.458

9

Minnesota Twins

.457

10

George Hendrick

Cleveland Indians

.448

11

Baltimore Orioles

.447

12

Kansas City Royals

.444

13

Cleveland Indians

.442

14

Chris Chambliss

New York Yankees

.442

15

Detroit Tigers

.433

16

Carl 'Yaz' Yastrzemski

Boston Red Sox

.432

17

New York Yankees

.432

18

New York Yankees

.432

19

Boston Red Sox

.431

20

Minnesota Twins

.430

21

Oakland Athletics

.427

22

Oakland Athletics

.424

23

Texas Rangers

.418

24

Baltimore Orioles

.417

25

Boston Red Sox

.415

26

Milwaukee Brewers

.414

27

Chicago White Sox

.410

28

Detroit Tigers

.410

29

New York Yankees

.409

30

Baltimore Orioles

.403

31

Oakland Athletics

.400

32

Minnesota Twins

.394

33

Cleveland Indians

.393

34

Chicago White Sox

.387

35

Texas Rangers

.384

36

Boston Red Sox

.383

37

Milwaukee Brewers

.382

38

Texas Rangers

.377

39

Texas Rangers

.369

40

Oakland Athletics

.368

41

Chicago White Sox

.367

42

Texas Rangers

.367

43

Cleveland Indians

.366

44

Minnesota Twins

.363

45

Claudell Washington

Oakland Athletics

.353

46

Kansas City Royals

.342

47

Kansas City Royals

.341

48

Oakland Athletics

.337

49

Minnesota Twins

.328

50

Baltimore Orioles

.326

51

Aurelio Rodriguez

Detroit Tigers

.325

52

Texas Rangers
Minnesota Twins

.324

53

Cleveland Indians

.312

54

California Angels

.311

55

Kansas City Royals

.306

56

California Angels

.303

57

Chicago White Sox

.302

58

Texas Rangers

.301

59

Milwaukee Brewers

.301

60

Bert Campaneris

Oakland Athletics

.291

61

Texas Rangers

.273

62

California Angels

.253

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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