Major League Baseball (MLB)
1984 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1984 Season Leaders

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MLB 1984 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Chicago Cubs

.410

2

Baltimore Orioles

.410

3

San Diego Padres

.410

4

Keith Hernandez

New York Mets

.409

5

Boston Red Sox

.407

6

Rickey Henderson

Oakland Athletics

.399

7

Montreal Expos

.393

8

New York Yankees

.393

9

Seattle Mariners

.391

10

Boston Red Sox

.388

11

Minnesota Twins

.383

12

Philadelphia Phillies

.383

13

Detroit Tigers

.382

14

Texas Rangers

.382

15

New York Yankees

.381

16

Houston Astros

.381

17

Houston Astros

.380

18

Willie Randolph

New York Yankees

.377

19

Boston Red Sox

.376

20

Baltimore Orioles

.374

21

Atlanta Braves

.372

22

Chicago Cubs

.369

23

Toronto Blue Jays

.368

24

San Francisco Giants

.368

25

Chicago Cubs

.367

26

California Angels

.366

27

Montreal Expos

.366

28

Cleveland Indians

.366

29

Detroit Tigers

.363

30

Milwaukee Brewers

.362

31

Pittsburgh Pirates

.362

32

Chicago White Sox

.361

33

Cleveland Indians

.361

34

New York Yankees

.360

35

California Angels

.360

36

Philadelphia Phillies

.359

37

Boston Red Sox

.358

38

Los Angeles Dodgers

.358

39

Seattle Mariners

.357

40

Detroit Tigers

.357

41

Pittsburgh Pirates

.357

42

Jeffrey Leonard

San Francisco Giants

.357

43

Detroit Tigers

.357

44

Chicago Cubs

.356

45

Houston Astros

.355

46

Pittsburgh Pirates

.354

47

Cleveland Indians

.354

48

San Francisco Giants

.352

49

Kansas City Royals

.350

50

St. Louis Cardinals

.349

51

Minnesota Twins

.349

52

Texas Rangers

.348

53

Toronto Blue Jays

.345

54

Texas Rangers

.343

55

Darryl Strawberry

New York Mets

.343

56

San Diego Padres

.342

57

Oakland Athletics

.342

58

Carney Lansford

Oakland Athletics

.342

59

Minnesota Twins

.342

60

New York Yankees

.341

61

New York Mets

.341

62

Houston Astros

.341

63

Carmelo Martinez

San Diego Padres

.340

64

Kansas City Royals

.338

65

Texas Rangers

.336

66

St. Louis Cardinals

.335

67

Pittsburgh Pirates

.333

68

Oakland Athletics

.333

69

Philadelphia Phillies

.331

70

Cleveland Indians

.331

71

Cincinnati Reds

.328

72

Joel Youngblood

San Francisco Giants

.328

73

Chicago White Sox

.328

74

California Angels

.327

75

Milwaukee Brewers

.327

76

Toronto Blue Jays

.326

77

Chicago Cubs

.326

78

Oakland Athletics

.325

79

St. Louis Cardinals

.325

80

Chicago Cubs

.324

81

Boston Red Sox

.323

82

Oakland Athletics

.321

83

Minnesota Twins

.320

84

Minnesota Twins

.320

85

Kansas City Royals

.319

86

Kevin McReynolds

San Diego Padres

.317

87

Minnesota Twins

.315

88

Chicago Cubs

.315

89

Los Angeles Dodgers

.315

90

Milwaukee Brewers

.314

91

Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox

.313

92

Garry Templeton

San Diego Padres

.312

93

Seattle Mariners

.312

94

Kansas City Royals

.311

95

Montreal Expos

.311

96

New York Mets

.311

97

Pittsburgh Pirates

.310

98

Toronto Blue Jays

.310

99

Chicago White Sox

.309

100

Chicago White Sox

.309

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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