National League (NL)
1976 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1976 Leaders
Batting Average

1

Chicago Cubs

.339

2

Ken Griffey Sr.

Cincinnati Reds

.336

3

Philadelphia Phillies

.330

4

Cincinnati Reds

.323

5

Cincinnati Reds

.320

6

Los Angeles Dodgers

.317

7

Willie Montanez

San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves

.317

8

Pittsburgh Pirates

.313

9

Houston Astros

.313

10

Cincinnati Reds

.307

11

Cincinnati Reds

.306

12

Philadelphia Phillies

.304

13

St. Louis Cardinals

.301

14

Los Angeles Dodgers

.301

15

Chicago Cubs

.299

16

Houston Astros

.297

17

St. Louis Cardinals

.291

18

Pittsburgh Pirates

.289

19

Philadelphia Phillies

.284

20

San Diego Padres

.283

21

New York Mets

.282

22

Dave Concepcion

Cincinnati Reds

.281

23

San Francisco Giants

.279

24

Los Angeles Dodgers

.277

25

Los Angeles Dodgers

.274

26

Chicago Cubs

.274

27

Houston Astros

.273

28

Chicago Cubs

.272

29

New York Mets

.271

30

San Diego Padres

.268

31

San Francisco Giants

.267

32

San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Brewers

.266

33

Montreal Expos

.264

34

San Diego Padres

.263

35

Atlanta Braves

.262

36

Philadelphia Phillies

.262

37

Cincinnati Reds

.260

38

San Francisco Giants

.259

39

Pittsburgh Pirates

.258

40

San Diego Padres

.257

41

Rennie Stennett

Pittsburgh Pirates

.257

42

Atlanta Braves

.252

43

Philadelphia Phillies

.248

44

Atlanta Braves

.248

45

San Diego Padres

.246

46

St. Louis Cardinals

.239

47

Chicago Cubs

.239

48

New York Mets

.238

49

Cincinnati Reds

.234

50

Montreal Expos

.232

51

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.231

52

St. Louis Cardinals

.228

53

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.228

54

San Francisco Giants

.226

55

Houston Astros

.210

56

Atlanta Braves

.207

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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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