1936 National League MVP Leaders: Mel Ott, Chuck Klein, Dizzy Dean, Hartnett
The page features prominent players from the National League in 1936, highlighting their achievements and contributions to the sport. Mel Ott, a left fielder for the New York Giants, secured his fourth Major League home run title that year, having previously won it in 1929 and 1934. Chuck Klein, representing the Philadelphia Phillies, made headlines on July 10 by achieving a significant milestone against the Pittsburgh Pirates, establishing a new National League record. Ernie Lombardi, the Cincinnati Reds' catcher, was noted for a remarkable season, setting a record with seven passed balls against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jerome H. "Dizzy" Dean, a notable pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, had an impressive year, securing 24 wins and maintaining an earned run average (ERA) of 2.71.