Major League Baseball (MLB)
1989 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1989 Season Leaders

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MLB 1989 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Boston Red Sox

.430

2

Seattle Mariners

.424

3

Atlanta Braves

.415

4

Rickey Henderson

New York Yankees
Oakland Athletics

.411

5

San Diego Padres

.410

6

San Francisco Giants

.407

7

Chicago Cubs

.405

8

Toronto Blue Jays

.399

9

Carney Lansford

Oakland Athletics

.398

10

Boston Red Sox

.397

11

Montreal Expos

.395

12

Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers

.395

13

St. Louis Cardinals

.391

14

San Diego Padres

.389

15

San Francisco Giants

.388

16

Kansas City Royals

.387

17

Texas Rangers

.386

18

Milwaukee Brewers

.384

19

Minnesota Twins

.379

20

Milwaukee Brewers

.379

21

Boston Red Sox

.376

22

Philadelphia Phillies

.376

23

Detroit Tigers

.375

24

St. Louis Cardinals

.375

25

Boston Red Sox

.370

26

Cleveland Indians

.370

27

New York Mets

.369

28

Danny Tartabull

Kansas City Royals

.369

29

Cincinnati Reds

.367

30

Willie Randolph

Los Angeles Dodgers

.366

31

Baltimore Orioles

.364

32

New York Yankees

.364

33

Kansas City Royals

.362

34

Detroit Tigers

.361

35

Harold Reynolds

Seattle Mariners

.359

36

Pittsburgh Pirates

.358

37

Chicago Cubs

.356

38

Cleveland Indians

.356

39

Boston Red Sox

.355

40

California Angels

.354

41

Rafael Palmeiro

Texas Rangers

.354

42

Minnesota Twins

.353

43

Philadelphia Phillies

.352

44

Pittsburgh Pirates

.351

45

New York Yankees

.351

46

Houston Astros

.350

47

San Francisco Giants

.349

48

Montreal Expos

.349

49

Cleveland Indians

.348

50

San Diego Padres

.347

51

Texas Rangers

.347

52

Toronto Blue Jays
New York Yankees

.345

53

Oakland Athletics

.345

54

Los Angeles Dodgers

.342

55

Montreal Expos

.341

56

Kansas City Royals

.341

57

Minnesota Twins

.341

58

St. Louis Cardinals

.340

59

California Angels

.340

60

Oakland Athletics

.339

61

Houston Astros

.336

62

St. Louis Cardinals

.335

63

California Angels

.335

64

Chicago Cubs

.335

65

Craig Worthington

Baltimore Orioles

.334

66

Oddibe McDowell

Cleveland Indians
Atlanta Braves

.333

67

Chicago White Sox

.332

68

Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox

.332

69

Toronto Blue Jays

.330

70

Ken Griffey Jr.

Seattle Mariners

.329

71

Toronto Blue Jays

.328

72

Andres Galarraga

Montreal Expos

.327

73

California Angels

.327

74

Houston Astros

.326

75

Kevin McReynolds

New York Mets

.326

76

Kansas City Royals

.325

77

Atlanta Braves

.325

78

San Francisco Giants

.321

79

Chicago Cubs

.320

80

Chicago White Sox

.320

81

New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies

.318

82

Baltimore Orioles

.317

83

Montreal Expos

.317

84

Atlanta Braves

.317

85

Philadelphia Phillies

.317

86

St. Louis Cardinals

.316

87

Houston Astros

.316

88

Oakland Athletics

.315

89

Gregg Jefferies

New York Mets

.314

90

Detroit Tigers

.314

91

Texas Rangers

.313

92

Terry Pendleton

St. Louis Cardinals

.313

93

Darryl Strawberry

New York Mets

.312

94

St. Louis Cardinals

.312

95

Kansas City Royals

.310

96

Oakland Athletics

.308

97

California Angels

.308

98

Pittsburgh Pirates

.308

99

Toronto Blue Jays

.306

100

Atlanta Braves

.306

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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