American League (AL)
1984 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1984 Season Leaders

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AL 1984 Leaders
Strikeouts per 9IP

1

Seattle Mariners

8.16

2

Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs

7.84

3

California Angels

7.15

4

Seattle Mariners

6.71

5

Toronto Blue Jays

6.67

6

Detroit Tigers

6.31

7

Floyd Bannister

Chicago White Sox

6.28

8

Cleveland Indians

6.24

9

Dennis 'Oil Can' Boyd

Boston Red Sox

6.10

10

Milwaukee Brewers

6.05

11

New York Yankees

5.84

12

Boston Red Sox

5.69

13

New York Yankees

5.68

14

Boston Red Sox

5.61

15

Texas Rangers

5.57

16

Detroit Tigers

5.55

17

Texas Rangers

5.55

18

Detroit Tigers

5.54

19

Detroit Tigers

5.53

20

Texas Rangers

5.52

21

Toronto Blue Jays

5.42

22

Kansas City Royals

5.29

23

Minnesota Twins

5.20

24

Texas Rangers

5.15

25

Minnesota Twins

5.14

26

Seattle Mariners

5.08

27

Chicago White Sox

4.98

28

Texas Rangers

4.95

29

Kansas City Royals

4.90

30

Toronto Blue Jays

4.83

31

Chicago White Sox

4.81

32

Doyle Alexander

Toronto Blue Jays

4.78

33

Baltimore Orioles

4.57

34

Dennis Eckersley

Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs

4.56

35

New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies

4.55

36

New York Yankees

4.52

37

Baltimore Orioles

4.41

38

Chicago White Sox

4.40

39

Baltimore Orioles

4.20

40

Boston Red Sox

4.14

41

Milwaukee Brewers

3.99

42

Oakland Athletics

3.95

43

California Angels

3.70

44

Kansas City Royals

3.63

45

California Angels

3.41

46

Cleveland Indians

3.40

47

Jaime Cocanower

Milwaukee Brewers

3.35

48

Minnesota Twins

3.32

49

Oakland Athletics

3.16

50

Oakland Athletics

3.09

51

Baltimore Orioles

3.07

52

California Angels

2.75

53

California Angels

2.33

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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