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1895 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1895 Season Leaders

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MLB 1895 Leaders
WHIP

1

St. Louis Browns

1.934

2

Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Browns

1.928

3

Varney Anderson

Washington Senators

1.881

4

Otis Stocksdale

Washington Senators
Boston Beaneaters

1.824

5

Louisville Colonels

1.812

6

New York Giants

1.800

7

Philadelphia Phillies

1.767

8

Bert Cunningham

Louisville Colonels

1.745

9

Louisville Colonels

1.741

10

Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburg Pirates
Louisville Colonels

1.740

11

Cincinnati Reds

1.739

12

St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles

1.724

13

Louisville Colonels
Cleveland Spiders

1.719

14

Chicago Colts

1.718

15

Brooklyn Bridegrooms
Philadelphia Phillies

1.698

16

Philadelphia Phillies

1.688

17

Washington Senators

1.685

18

St. Louis Browns

1.651

19

Pittsburg Pirates

1.636

20

New York Giants

1.635

21

Boston Beaneaters

1.621

22

Cincinnati Reds

1.575

23

Cleveland Spiders

1.566

24

Chicago Colts

1.532

25

Cincinnati Reds

1.530

26

Brooklyn Bridegrooms

1.526

27

Brickyard Kennedy

Brooklyn Bridegrooms

1.510

28

Baltimore Orioles

1.498

29

Chicago Colts

1.487

30

Cincinnati Reds

1.487

31

Theodore Breitenstein

St. Louis Browns

1.482

32

Boston Beaneaters

1.478

33

Brooklyn Bridegrooms

1.469

34

Baltimore Orioles

1.464

35

Philadelphia Phillies

1.451

36

Brooklyn Bridegrooms

1.424

37

Boston Beaneaters

1.422

38

New York Giants

1.406

39

Brownie Foreman

Pittsburg Pirates

1.396

40

New York Giants

1.381

41

Cleveland Spiders

1.357

42

Boston Beaneaters

1.341

43

Baltimore Orioles

1.338

44

Pittsburg Pirates

1.285

45

Washington Senators

1.275

46

Cleveland Spiders

1.185

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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