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1887 MLB Season Leaders

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MLB 1887 Leaders
Strikeouts per 9IP

1

Louisville Colonels

5.70

2

Cleveland Blues

4.49

3

Chicago White Stockings

4.42

4

Washington Nationals

4.37

5

Charlie Buffinton

Philadelphia Quakers

4.33

6

George "Rip" Van Haltren

Chicago White Stockings

4.25

7

Chicago White Stockings

4.08

8

Brooklyn Grays

3.91

9

Charlie Ferguson

Philadelphia Quakers

3.78

10

Phenomenal Smith

Baltimore Orioles

3.77

11

Philadelphia Athletics

3.72

12

New York Giants

3.57

13

Cincinnati Red Stockings

3.54

14

Ice Box Chamberlain

Louisville Colonels

3.44

15

Baltimore Orioles

3.31

16

Pretzels Getzien

Detroit Wolverines

3.31

17

Washington Nationals

3.25

18

Washington Nationals

3.04

19

Detroit Wolverines
New York Metropolitans
New York Giants

3.03

20

New York Giants

2.99

21

Philadelphia Athletics

2.96

22

St. Louis Browns

2.95

23

Philadelphia Quakers

2.74

24

New York Metropolitans

2.62

25

Pittsburg Alleghenys

2.58

26

Detroit Wolverines

2.56

27

New York Metropolitans

2.53

28

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

St. Louis Browns

2.49

29

Detroit Wolverines

2.47

30

Washington Nationals

2.33

31

Indianapolis Hoosiers

2.33

32

Boston Beaneaters

2.27

33

Brooklyn Grays

2.23

34

New York Metropolitans

2.17

35

Pittsburg Alleghenys

2.15

36

Cincinnati Red Stockings

2.10

37

Indianapolis Hoosiers

1.98

38

Baltimore Orioles
Indianapolis Hoosiers

1.97

39

Brooklyn Grays

1.96

40

St. Louis Browns

1.95

41

Cleveland Blues

1.93

42

Old Hoss Radbourn

Boston Beaneaters

1.84

43

Louisville Colonels

1.83

44

Boston Beaneaters

1.82

45

Cleveland Blues

1.66

46

Cincinnati Red Stockings

1.63

47

Brooklyn Grays

1.63

48

Pittsburg Alleghenys

1.55

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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