National League (NL)
1902 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1902 Season Leaders

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NL 1902 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Pittsburg Pirates

.463

2

Cincinnati Reds

.461

3

Pittsburg Pirates

.449

4

Cincinnati Reds

.428

5

Pittsburg Pirates

.426

6

Ginger Beaumont

Pittsburg Pirates

.418

7

Cincinnati Reds

.406

8

Kitty Bransfield

Pittsburg Pirates

.395

9

Brooklyn Superbas

.386

10

Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers

.384

11

St. Louis Cardinals

.380

12

Boston Beaneaters

.376

13

Boston Beaneaters

.372

14

Philadelphia Phillies

.363

15

Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Orphans

.356

16

Chicago Orphans

.356

17

Harry Steinfeldt

Cincinnati Reds

.355

18

St. Louis Cardinals

.355

19

Brooklyn Superbas

.353

20

St. Louis Cardinals

.350

21

Boston Beaneaters

.347

22

Chicago Orphans

.346

23

Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants

.342

24

New York Giants
Washington Senators

.337

25

Brooklyn Superbas

.336

26

Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Bronchos

.335

27

Chicago Orphans

.333

28

New York Giants

.331

29

Boston Beaneaters

.330

30

Pittsburg Pirates

.328

31

Philadelphia Phillies

.322

32

Philadelphia Phillies

.322

33

New York Giants

.319

34

Brooklyn Superbas

.317

35

St. Louis Cardinals

.315

36

St. Louis Cardinals

.314

37

Gene DeMontreville

Boston Beaneaters

.314

38

Pittsburg Pirates

.312

39

Brooklyn Superbas

.309

40

Cincinnati Reds

.301

41

New York Giants

.294

42

Chicago Orphans
Boston Beaneaters

.294

43

St. Louis Cardinals

.290

44

Bobby 'Link' Lowe

Chicago Orphans

.288

45

New York Giants

.280

46

Brooklyn Superbas

.277

47

Klondike Douglass

Philadelphia Phillies

.277

48

Philadelphia Phillies

.270

49

Boston Beaneaters

.270

50

Boston Beaneaters

.262

51

St. Louis Cardinals

.255

52

New York Giants

.249

53

Cincinnati Reds

.224

54

Philadelphia Phillies

.206

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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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