National League (NL)
1939 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1939 Season Leaders

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NL 1939 Leaders
OPS

1

St. Louis Cardinals

1.070

2

New York Giants

1.030

3

Chicago Cubs

0.967

4

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.933

5

Cincinnati Reds

0.916

6

St. Louis Cardinals

0.886

7

Frank McCormick

Cincinnati Reds

0.869

8

New York Giants

0.865

9

Boston Bees

0.861

10

St. Louis Cardinals

0.852

11

St. Louis Cardinals

0.849

12

Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates

0.843

13

Cincinnati Reds

0.840

14

New York Giants

0.838

15

Chicago Cubs

0.830

16

Cincinnati Reds

0.829

17

Chicago Cubs

0.823

18

Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates

0.816

19

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.813

20

Morrie Arnovich

Philadelphia Phillies

0.811

21

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.808

22

Cookie Lavagetto

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.802

23

Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies

0.802

24

New York Giants

0.799

25

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.783

26

Philadelphia Phillies

0.779

27

Cincinnati Reds

0.777

28

Chicago Cubs

0.762

29

Cincinnati Reds

0.762

30

New York Giants

0.747

31

Boston Bees

0.742

32

Philadelphia Phillies

0.741

33

Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds

0.734

34

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.721

35

St. Louis Cardinals

0.719

36

Philadelphia Phillies

0.717

37

St. Louis Cardinals

0.709

38

Chicago Cubs

0.704

39

Cincinnati Reds

0.701

40

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.697

41

Boston Bees

0.696

42

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.695

43

New York Giants

0.694

44

St. Louis Cardinals

0.693

45

Boston Bees

0.689

46

Boston Bees

0.688

47

St. Louis Cardinals

0.685

48

Chicago Cubs

0.683

49

Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies

0.667

50

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.662

51

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.661

52

Chicago Cubs

0.661

53

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.656

54

Brooklyn Dodgers

0.652

55

Boston Bees

0.635

56

Rabbit Warstler

Boston Bees

0.585

57

George Scharein

Philadelphia Phillies

0.555

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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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