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1887 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1887 Season Leaders

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MLB 1887 Leaders
Strikeout %

1

Louisville Colonels

0.146

2

Chicago White Stockings

0.112

3

Charlie Buffinton

Philadelphia Quakers

0.112

4

Washington Nationals

0.109

5

Chicago White Stockings

0.109

6

George "Rip" Van Haltren

Chicago White Stockings

0.105

7

Cleveland Blues

0.103

8

Charlie Ferguson

Philadelphia Quakers

0.102

9

Brooklyn Grays

0.101

10

New York Giants

0.095

11

Philadelphia Athletics

0.095

12

Cincinnati Red Stockings

0.094

13

Phenomenal Smith

Baltimore Orioles

0.093

14

Baltimore Orioles

0.087

15

Ice Box Chamberlain

Louisville Colonels

0.086

16

Pretzels Getzien

Detroit Wolverines

0.086

17

Washington Nationals

0.085

18

New York Giants

0.080

19

Philadelphia Athletics

0.078

20

St. Louis Browns

0.077

21

Washington Nationals

0.077

22

Detroit Wolverines
New York Metropolitans
New York Giants

0.075

23

Philadelphia Quakers

0.072

24

Detroit Wolverines

0.067

25

Pittsburg Alleghenys

0.065

26

Detroit Wolverines

0.065

27

New York Metropolitans

0.062

28

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

St. Louis Browns

0.061

29

New York Metropolitans

0.061

30

Indianapolis Hoosiers

0.060

31

Boston Beaneaters

0.058

32

Brooklyn Grays

0.056

33

Washington Nationals

0.055

34

Cincinnati Red Stockings

0.055

35

Pittsburg Alleghenys

0.054

36

New York Metropolitans

0.053

37

St. Louis Browns

0.051

38

Brooklyn Grays

0.049

39

Indianapolis Hoosiers

0.049

40

Cleveland Blues

0.048

41

Baltimore Orioles
Indianapolis Hoosiers

0.047

42

Louisville Colonels

0.046

43

Old Hoss Radbourn

Boston Beaneaters

0.045

44

Boston Beaneaters

0.045

45

Cincinnati Red Stockings

0.040

46

Pittsburg Alleghenys

0.040

47

Cleveland Blues

0.040

48

Brooklyn Grays

0.039

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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