National League (NL)
1972 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1972 Season Leaders

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NL 1972 Leaders
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1

Chicago Cubs

1.005

2

Willie Stargell

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.930

3

Houston Astros

0.921

4

Cincinnati Reds

0.920

5

Atlanta Braves

0.904

6

Atlanta Braves

0.888

7

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.886

8

Chicago Cubs

0.878

9

Houston Astros

0.860

10

Cincinnati Reds

0.851

11

Cincinnati Reds

0.846

12

Houston Astros

0.841

13

San Diego Padres

0.841

14

Houston Astros

0.833

15

Chicago Cubs

0.810

16

Atlanta Braves

0.803

17

St. Louis Cardinals

0.801

18

Cincinnati Reds

0.799

19

Atlanta Braves

0.793

20

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.789

21

Atlanta Braves

0.788

22

Philadelphia Phillies

0.785

23

Montreal Expos

0.779

24

St. Louis Cardinals

0.776

25

Montreal Expos

0.773

26

San Francisco Giants

0.772

27

San Francisco Giants

0.765

28

San Francisco Giants

0.761

29

Chicago Cubs

0.760

30

Los Angeles Dodgers

0.758

31

San Francisco Giants

0.755

32

St. Louis Cardinals

0.752

33

Houston Astros

0.734

34

St. Louis Cardinals
Oakland Athletics

0.729

35

Manny Sanguillen

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.726

36

San Francisco Giants

0.725

37

Willie Montanez

Philadelphia Phillies

0.725

38

Los Angeles Dodgers

0.721

39

Cincinnati Reds

0.720

40

New York Mets

0.692

41

San Francisco Giants

0.690

42

Chicago Cubs

0.685

43

Montreal Expos

0.683

44

Cincinnati Reds

0.667

45

Montreal Expos

0.661

46

St. Louis Cardinals

0.659

47

Chicago Cubs

0.648

48

San Francisco Giants

0.640

49

Houston Astros

0.637

50

Philadelphia Phillies

0.621

51

Philadelphia Phillies

0.611

52

Atlanta Braves

0.605

53

San Diego Padres

0.600

54

Philadelphia Phillies

0.591

55

New York Mets

0.578

56

Montreal Expos

0.561

57

Houston Astros

0.547

58

Atlanta Braves

0.541

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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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