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1970 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1970 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Atlanta Braves

.454

2

San Francisco Giants

.444

3

San Francisco Giants

.426

4

Chicago Cubs

.419

5

Cincinnati Reds

.401

6

Billy Grabarkewitz

Los Angeles Dodgers

.399

7

St. Louis Cardinals

.398

8

Montreal Expos

.394

9

Houston Astros

.394

10

San Francisco Giants

.394

11

Los Angeles Dodgers

.392

12

Houston Astros

.392

13

Chicago Cubs

.391

14

San Francisco Giants

.390

15

Cincinnati Reds

.385

16

Atlanta Braves

.385

17

Cincinnati Reds

.384

18

Houston Astros

.383

19

Dick "Richie" Allen

St. Louis Cardinals

.377

20

San Francisco Giants

.375

21

Chicago Cubs

.369

22

Atlanta Braves

.365

23

San Diego Padres

.364

24

St. Louis Cardinals

.361

25

Philadelphia Phillies

.361

26

St. Louis Cardinals

.358

27

Atlanta Braves

.352

28

New York Mets

.352

29

New York Mets

.351

30

Johnny Callison

Chicago Cubs

.348

31

St. Louis Cardinals

.348

32

Cincinnati Reds

.345

33

New York Mets

.344

34

Manny Sanguillen

Pittsburgh Pirates

.344

35

Atlanta Braves
California Angels

.342

36

Philadelphia Phillies

.338

37

Chicago Cubs

.337

38

Los Angeles Dodgers

.335

39

Los Angeles Dodgers

.333

40

San Diego Padres

.331

41

Pittsburgh Pirates

.329

42

Willie Stargell

Pittsburgh Pirates

.329

43

San Diego Padres

.328

44

Pittsburgh Pirates

.326

45

Chicago Cubs

.323

46

Houston Astros

.322

47

Atlanta Braves

.305

48

Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs

.304

49

Houston Astros

.299

50

Cincinnati Reds

.297

51

Montreal Expos

.287

52

St. Louis Cardinals

.284

53

Philadelphia Phillies

.277

54

Montreal Expos

.275

55

San Diego Padres

.268

56

Cincinnati Reds

.262

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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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