National League (NL)
1922 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1922 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

St. Louis Cardinals

.722

2

Chicago Cubs

.572

3

Philadelphia Phillies

.540

4

Pittsburgh Pirates

.515

5

Philadelphia Phillies

.514

6

Chicago Cubs

.511

7

Emil 'Irish' Meusel

New York Giants

.509

8

Brooklyn Robins

.503

9

Philadelphia Phillies

.499

10

George 'High Pockets' Kelly

New York Giants

.497

11

Cincinnati Reds

.492

12

New York Giants

.487

13

Cincinnati Reds

.479

14

Philadelphia Phillies

.479

15

Pittsburgh Pirates

.471

16

St. Louis Cardinals

.470

17

New York Giants

.465

18

Pittsburgh Pirates

.459

19

St. Louis Cardinals

.455

20

St. Louis Cardinals

.454

21

St. Louis Cardinals

.449

22

Charlie Hollocher

Chicago Cubs

.444

23

Brooklyn Robins

.443

24

Cincinnati Reds

.442

25

Chicago Cubs

.441

26

New York Giants

.438

27

St. Louis Cardinals

.418

28

New York Giants

.418

29

Frank Parkinson

Philadelphia Phillies

.413

30

Boston Braves

.412

31

Boston Braves

.410

32

Philadelphia Phillies

.409

33

Boston Braves

.409

34

Brooklyn Robins

.408

35

Brooklyn Robins

.400

36

Pittsburgh Pirates

.397

37

Brooklyn Robins

.396

38

St. Louis Cardinals

.392

39

Pittsburgh Pirates

.383

40

Rabbit Maranville

Pittsburgh Pirates

.378

41

Pittsburgh Pirates

.375

42

Cincinnati Reds

.371

43

Chicago Cubs

.371

44

Cliff Heathcote

St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs

.370

45

Chicago Cubs

.366

46

Boston Braves

.363

47

Cincinnati Reds

.360

48

Philadelphia Phillies

.359

49

George J. Burns

Cincinnati Reds

.353

50

New York Giants

.350

51

Brooklyn Robins

.347

52

Chicago Cubs

.343

53

Brooklyn Robins

.341

54

Cincinnati Reds

.338

55

Boston Braves

.334

56

Philadelphia Phillies

.317

57

Boston Braves

.298

58

Boston Braves

.265

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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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