National League (NL)
1976 NL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball NL 1976 Season Leaders

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NL 1976 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Cincinnati Reds

.576

2

Cincinnati Reds

.530

3

Philadelphia Phillies

.524

4

Chicago Cubs

.507

5

New York Mets

.506

6

Chicago Cubs

.500

7

Philadelphia Phillies

.478

8

Pittsburgh Pirates

.475

9

Pittsburgh Pirates

.465

10

Los Angeles Dodgers

.462

11

Houston Astros

.458

12

Philadelphia Phillies

.456

13

Houston Astros

.454

14

Cincinnati Reds

.452

15

Ken Griffey Sr.

Cincinnati Reds

.450

16

Los Angeles Dodgers

.450

17

Cincinnati Reds

.450

18

New York Mets

.447

19

San Francisco Giants

.443

20

San Francisco Giants

.433

21

San Diego Padres

.431

22

Willie Montanez

San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves

.418

23

Cincinnati Reds

.414

24

Chicago Cubs

.401

25

Dave Concepcion

Cincinnati Reds

.401

26

Atlanta Braves

.395

27

Chicago Cubs

.395

28

St. Louis Cardinals

.394

29

St. Louis Cardinals

.394

30

Cincinnati Reds

.394

31

Los Angeles Dodgers

.389

32

San Diego Padres

.378

33

San Diego Padres

.375

34

Atlanta Braves

.367

35

Montreal Expos

.366

36

Montreal Expos

.363

37

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.355

38

San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Brewers

.347

39

Philadelphia Phillies

.345

40

Los Angeles Dodgers

.343

41

New York Mets

.343

42

Rennie Stennett

Pittsburgh Pirates

.341

43

St. Louis Cardinals

.338

44

San Francisco Giants

.333

45

Atlanta Braves

.331

46

Houston Astros

.329

47

St. Louis Cardinals

.313

48

Chicago Cubs

.311

49

New York Mets
Montreal Expos

.311

50

San Diego Padres

.310

51

Atlanta Braves

.304

52

Philadelphia Phillies

.301

53

San Francisco Giants

.297

54

Pittsburgh Pirates

.297

55

San Diego Padres

.296

56

Houston Astros

.270

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

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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