National League (NL)
1902 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1902 Season Leaders

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NL 1902 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Philadelphia Phillies

.414

2

Boston Beaneaters

.409

3

Ginger Beaumont

Pittsburg Pirates

.404

4

Pittsburg Pirates

.401

5

Pittsburg Pirates

.394

6

Cincinnati Reds

.386

7

Chicago Orphans

.386

8

Cincinnati Reds

.377

9

Pittsburg Pirates

.370

10

Cincinnati Reds

.369

11

Brooklyn Superbas

.365

12

St. Louis Cardinals

.363

13

St. Louis Cardinals

.350

14

Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Orphans

.350

15

Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Bronchos

.348

16

Boston Beaneaters

.346

17

Brooklyn Superbas

.346

18

St. Louis Cardinals

.345

19

Philadelphia Phillies

.343

20

Pittsburg Pirates

.341

21

Boston Beaneaters

.339

22

Boston Beaneaters

.339

23

Kitty Bransfield

Pittsburg Pirates

.336

24

Chicago Orphans

.333

25

St. Louis Cardinals

.333

26

Brooklyn Superbas

.329

27

Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants

.326

28

New York Giants

.326

29

Brooklyn Superbas

.324

30

New York Giants
Washington Senators

.322

31

Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers

.317

32

Harry Steinfeldt

Cincinnati Reds

.316

33

Philadelphia Phillies

.316

34

Boston Beaneaters

.314

35

St. Louis Cardinals

.313

36

St. Louis Cardinals

.308

37

Chicago Orphans
Boston Beaneaters

.303

38

Chicago Orphans

.300

39

Pittsburg Pirates

.299

40

Brooklyn Superbas

.295

41

Boston Beaneaters

.284

42

Gene DeMontreville

Boston Beaneaters

.278

43

New York Giants

.277

44

New York Giants

.276

45

Klondike Douglass

Philadelphia Phillies

.274

46

Bobby 'Link' Lowe

Chicago Orphans

.274

47

Cincinnati Reds

.268

48

Brooklyn Superbas

.268

49

Philadelphia Phillies

.262

50

Philadelphia Phillies

.256

51

New York Giants

.256

52

St. Louis Cardinals

.251

53

New York Giants

.250

54

Cincinnati Reds

.214

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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