American League (AL)
1984 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1984 Season Leaders

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AL 1984 Leaders
WHIP

1

Oakland Athletics

1.549

2

Oakland Athletics

1.542

3

Cleveland Indians

1.540

4

California Angels

1.539

5

Toronto Blue Jays

1.534

6

Jaime Cocanower

Milwaukee Brewers

1.523

7

California Angels

1.521

8

Seattle Mariners

1.514

9

Boston Red Sox

1.468

10

New York Yankees

1.459

11

Texas Rangers

1.456

12

Kansas City Royals

1.435

13

Boston Red Sox

1.417

14

Baltimore Orioles

1.375

15

New York Yankees

1.368

16

New York Yankees

1.365

17

Seattle Mariners

1.360

18

Texas Rangers

1.355

19

Toronto Blue Jays

1.340

20

Oakland Athletics

1.337

21

New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies

1.337

22

Detroit Tigers

1.337

23

Floyd Bannister

Chicago White Sox

1.335

24

Seattle Mariners

1.332

25

Texas Rangers

1.331

26

Dennis 'Oil Can' Boyd

Boston Red Sox

1.315

27

Minnesota Twins

1.311

28

California Angels

1.311

29

Milwaukee Brewers

1.310

30

Kansas City Royals

1.307

31

Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs

1.304

32

Chicago White Sox

1.299

33

Baltimore Orioles

1.297

34

Milwaukee Brewers

1.293

35

Boston Red Sox

1.287

36

Detroit Tigers

1.286

37

Detroit Tigers

1.282

38

Texas Rangers

1.279

39

Detroit Tigers

1.273

40

California Angels

1.261

41

California Angels

1.244

42

Baltimore Orioles

1.227

43

Chicago White Sox

1.218

44

Dennis Eckersley

Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs

1.209

45

Minnesota Twins

1.190

46

Chicago White Sox

1.170

47

Minnesota Twins

1.157

48

Baltimore Orioles

1.144

49

Texas Rangers

1.139

50

Doyle Alexander

Toronto Blue Jays

1.135

51

Toronto Blue Jays

1.135

52

Cleveland Indians

1.135

53

Kansas City Royals

1.128

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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