National League (NL)
1976 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1976 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Cincinnati Reds

.444

2

Chicago Cubs

.412

3

Cincinnati Reds

.404

4

Ken Griffey Sr.

Cincinnati Reds

.401

5

Los Angeles Dodgers

.386

6

Cincinnati Reds

.382

7

Houston Astros

.377

8

Philadelphia Phillies

.377

9

Atlanta Braves

.377

10

Philadelphia Phillies

.376

11

St. Louis Cardinals

.371

12

Philadelphia Phillies

.369

13

San Diego Padres

.366

14

Cincinnati Reds

.364

15

Los Angeles Dodgers

.363

16

San Francisco Giants

.362

17

New York Mets

.362

18

San Francisco Giants

.359

19

Houston Astros

.357

20

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.356

21

Willie Montanez

San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves

.352

22

Atlanta Braves

.352

23

Pittsburgh Pirates

.349

24

Cincinnati Reds

.348

25

Chicago Cubs

.346

26

St. Louis Cardinals

.344

27

Pittsburgh Pirates

.343

28

New York Mets

.341

29

Chicago Cubs

.339

30

Philadelphia Phillies

.337

31

Dave Concepcion

Cincinnati Reds

.335

32

San Diego Padres

.335

33

Cincinnati Reds

.328

34

Los Angeles Dodgers

.326

35

Atlanta Braves

.324

36

Chicago Cubs

.323

37

Pittsburgh Pirates

.321

38

St. Louis Cardinals

.320

39

Atlanta Braves

.313

40

San Francisco Giants

.311

41

Houston Astros

.309

42

Chicago Cubs

.304

43

San Diego Padres

.302

44

Los Angeles Dodgers

.301

45

San Diego Padres

.295

46

San Francisco Giants

.293

47

San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Brewers

.291

48

San Diego Padres

.287

49

New York Mets

.286

50

St. Louis Cardinals

.286

51

Houston Astros

.286

52

Montreal Expos

.285

53

Philadelphia Phillies

.283

54

Montreal Expos

.281

55

Rennie Stennett

Pittsburgh Pirates

.277

56

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.269

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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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