National League (NL)
1970 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1970 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

San Francisco Giants

.612

2

Cincinnati Reds

.589

3

Cincinnati Reds

.587

4

Chicago Cubs

.586

5

Atlanta Braves

.584

6

Chicago Cubs

.582

7

Atlanta Braves

.574

8

Dick "Richie" Allen

St. Louis Cardinals

.560

9

Atlanta Braves

.543

10

San Diego Padres

.543

11

San Francisco Giants

.515

12

Willie Stargell

Pittsburgh Pirates

.511

13

San Diego Padres

.509

14

San Francisco Giants

.506

15

San Francisco Giants

.504

16

St. Louis Cardinals

.498

17

Montreal Expos

.497

18

Houston Astros

.493

19

San Diego Padres

.489

20

Cincinnati Reds

.484

21

Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs

.482

22

Chicago Cubs

.476

23

Cincinnati Reds

.475

24

Cincinnati Reds

.470

25

New York Mets

.469

26

Philadelphia Phillies

.463

27

San Francisco Giants

.460

28

Los Angeles Dodgers

.458

29

Philadelphia Phillies

.456

30

Billy Grabarkewitz

Los Angeles Dodgers

.454

31

Manny Sanguillen

Pittsburgh Pirates

.444

32

Houston Astros

.441

33

Johnny Callison

Chicago Cubs

.440

34

Los Angeles Dodgers

.438

35

Houston Astros

.436

36

St. Louis Cardinals

.428

37

St. Louis Cardinals

.422

38

New York Mets

.417

39

St. Louis Cardinals

.417

40

Pittsburgh Pirates

.414

41

Houston Astros

.396

42

Montreal Expos

.383

43

Atlanta Braves

.381

44

Atlanta Braves

.380

45

Atlanta Braves
California Angels

.364

46

Pittsburgh Pirates

.356

47

Chicago Cubs

.349

48

Chicago Cubs

.349

49

San Diego Padres

.336

50

Houston Astros

.319

51

Los Angeles Dodgers

.318

52

New York Mets

.309

53

St. Louis Cardinals

.306

54

Philadelphia Phillies

.303

55

Montreal Expos

.303

56

Cincinnati Reds

.282

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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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