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1886 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1886 Season Leaders

Other baseball leagues in 1886:
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MLB 1886 Leaders
WHIP

1

Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville Colonels

1.617

2

Charlie Buffinton

Boston Beaneaters

1.603

3

Cincinnati Red Stockings
Kansas City Cowboys

1.582

4

Kansas City Cowboys

1.546

5

Kansas City Cowboys
Detroit Wolverines

1.531

6

George Pechiney

Cincinnati Red Stockings

1.477

7

Washington Nationals

1.435

8

St. Louis Maroons

1.425

9

Hardie Henderson

Baltimore Orioles
Brooklyn Grays

1.412

10

Philadelphia Athletics

1.411

11

St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles

1.404

12

New York Metropolitans

1.389

13

Brooklyn Grays

1.368

14

New York Giants

1.354

15

New York Metropolitans

1.343

16

Philadelphia Athletics

1.339

17

Kansas City Cowboys

1.323

18

Brooklyn Grays

1.318

19

Brooklyn Grays

1.311

20

Philadelphia Athletics

1.298

21

Philadelphia Athletics

1.279

22

Boston Beaneaters

1.273

23

Chicago White Stockings

1.268

24

Cincinnati Red Stockings

1.259

25

Old Hoss Radbourn

Boston Beaneaters

1.241

26

Philadelphia Quakers

1.239

27

Washington Nationals

1.232

28

St. Louis Maroons

1.224

29

Pittsburg Alleghenys

1.224

30

Pretzels Getzien

Detroit Wolverines

1.223

31

St. Louis Browns

1.220

32

Louisville Colonels

1.208

33

Philadelphia Quakers

1.165

34

New York Metropolitans

1.158

35

Baltimore Orioles

1.129

36

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

St. Louis Browns

1.115

37

Louisville Colonels

1.111

38

St. Louis Maroons

1.090

39

New York Giants

1.086

40

Chicago White Stockings

1.082

41

St. Louis Browns

1.056

42

Chicago White Stockings

1.051

43

Pittsburg Alleghenys

1.032

44

Charlie Ferguson

Philadelphia Quakers

0.976

45

Detroit Wolverines

0.967

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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