National League (NL)
1939 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1939 Season Leaders

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NL 1939 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

St. Louis Cardinals

.626

2

New York Giants

.581

3

Chicago Cubs

.556

4

Brooklyn Dodgers

.524

5

Cincinnati Reds

.515

6

St. Louis Cardinals

.507

7

Boston Bees

.497

8

Frank McCormick

Cincinnati Reds

.495

9

St. Louis Cardinals

.487

10

Cincinnati Reds

.487

11

Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates

.486

12

St. Louis Cardinals

.482

13

New York Giants

.479

14

New York Giants

.477

15

Chicago Cubs

.453

16

Cincinnati Reds

.452

17

Brooklyn Dodgers

.445

18

Pittsburgh Pirates

.438

19

Philadelphia Phillies

.437

20

Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates

.435

21

Chicago Cubs

.432

22

Pittsburgh Pirates

.424

23

New York Giants

.418

24

Cookie Lavagetto

Brooklyn Dodgers

.416

25

Morrie Arnovich

Philadelphia Phillies

.413

26

Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds

.410

27

Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies

.408

28

Cincinnati Reds

.402

29

Chicago Cubs

.398

30

New York Giants

.398

31

Cincinnati Reds

.393

32

Boston Bees

.392

33

Cincinnati Reds

.389

34

Philadelphia Phillies

.387

35

Chicago Cubs

.386

36

St. Louis Cardinals

.385

37

Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies

.384

38

St. Louis Cardinals

.384

39

Boston Bees

.379

40

St. Louis Cardinals

.376

41

Philadelphia Phillies

.371

42

New York Giants

.370

43

Brooklyn Dodgers

.369

44

Boston Bees

.369

45

Brooklyn Dodgers

.368

46

Pittsburgh Pirates

.365

47

Pittsburgh Pirates

.356

48

Boston Bees

.354

49

Chicago Cubs

.352

50

St. Louis Cardinals

.349

51

Chicago Cubs

.348

52

Pittsburgh Pirates

.340

53

Brooklyn Dodgers

.338

54

Brooklyn Dodgers

.337

55

Boston Bees

.318

56

George Scharein

Philadelphia Phillies

.293

57

Rabbit Warstler

Boston Bees

.292

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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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