National League (NL)
1902 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1902 Season Leaders

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NL 1902 Leaders
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1

Pittsburg Pirates

0.857

2

Pittsburg Pirates

0.850

3

Cincinnati Reds

0.848

4

Ginger Beaumont

Pittsburg Pirates

0.822

5

Cincinnati Reds

0.804

6

Boston Beaneaters

0.785

7

Cincinnati Reds

0.775

8

Pittsburg Pirates

0.767

9

Brooklyn Superbas

0.751

10

Chicago Orphans

0.742

11

Philadelphia Phillies

0.736

12

Kitty Bransfield

Pittsburg Pirates

0.730

13

St. Louis Cardinals

0.730

14

St. Louis Cardinals

0.718

15

Boston Beaneaters

0.711

16

Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Orphans

0.706

17

Philadelphia Phillies

0.706

18

Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers

0.700

19

Pittsburg Pirates

0.698

20

St. Louis Cardinals

0.695

21

Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Bronchos

0.684

22

Brooklyn Superbas

0.682

23

Chicago Orphans

0.680

24

Harry Steinfeldt

Cincinnati Reds

0.671

25

Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants

0.668

26

Boston Beaneaters

0.668

27

Brooklyn Superbas

0.662

28

Boston Beaneaters

0.661

29

Brooklyn Superbas

0.660

30

New York Giants
Washington Senators

0.659

31

New York Giants

0.657

32

St. Louis Cardinals

0.647

33

Philadelphia Phillies

0.638

34

Chicago Orphans

0.633

35

St. Louis Cardinals

0.627

36

Pittsburg Pirates

0.612

37

Boston Beaneaters

0.608

38

Brooklyn Superbas

0.604

39

St. Louis Cardinals

0.599

40

Chicago Orphans
Boston Beaneaters

0.597

41

New York Giants

0.596

42

Gene DeMontreville

Boston Beaneaters

0.592

43

New York Giants

0.571

44

Cincinnati Reds

0.569

45

Bobby 'Link' Lowe

Chicago Orphans

0.561

46

Boston Beaneaters

0.554

47

Klondike Douglass

Philadelphia Phillies

0.551

48

Brooklyn Superbas

0.545

49

Philadelphia Phillies

0.533

50

New York Giants

0.530

51

St. Louis Cardinals

0.505

52

New York Giants

0.505

53

Philadelphia Phillies

0.462

54

Cincinnati Reds

0.438

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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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