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1886 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1886 Season Leaders

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MLB 1886 Leaders
Strikeouts per 9IP

1

Baltimore Orioles

7.92

2

Louisville Colonels

7.63

3

Boston Beaneaters

6.17

4

Chicago White Stockings

6.04

5

Detroit Wolverines

5.97

6

St. Louis Maroons

5.42

7

Pittsburg Alleghenys

5.28

8

Philadelphia Athletics

5.25

9

Chicago White Stockings

5.11

10

Brooklyn Grays

5.06

11

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

St. Louis Browns

5.05

12

New York Giants

5.00

13

New York Giants

4.90

14

Charlie Ferguson

Philadelphia Quakers

4.82

15

Philadelphia Quakers

4.71

16

New York Metropolitans

4.62

17

Chicago White Stockings

4.45

18

St. Louis Maroons

4.33

19

Cincinnati Red Stockings

4.25

20

Philadelphia Athletics

4.23

21

New York Metropolitans

4.19

22

Hardie Henderson

Baltimore Orioles
Brooklyn Grays

4.17

23

Washington Nationals

4.13

24

New York Metropolitans

4.01

25

Pretzels Getzien

Detroit Wolverines

4.00

26

Philadelphia Quakers

3.92

27

St. Louis Browns

3.86

28

Kansas City Cowboys
Detroit Wolverines

3.85

29

Old Hoss Radbourn

Boston Beaneaters

3.85

30

St. Louis Browns

3.84

31

Kansas City Cowboys

3.82

32

Philadelphia Athletics

3.77

33

Washington Nationals

3.76

34

Brooklyn Grays

3.63

35

Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville Colonels

3.61

36

St. Louis Maroons

3.57

37

Kansas City Cowboys

3.54

38

Philadelphia Athletics

3.49

39

Brooklyn Grays

3.46

40

St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles

3.03

41

George Pechiney

Cincinnati Red Stockings

3.00

42

Louisville Colonels

2.85

43

Charlie Buffinton

Boston Beaneaters

2.80

44

Cincinnati Red Stockings
Kansas City Cowboys

2.49

45

Pittsburg Alleghenys

1.49

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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