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Wins Above Replacement--all  s c a p y
1.Johnson (WSH)11.1
2.Coveleski (CLE)9.1
3.Vaughn (CHC)7.9
4.Ruth (BOS)7.6
5.Perry (PHA)7.4
6.Tyler (CHC)6.7
7.Sisler (SLB)6.4
Cobb (DET)6.4
9.Burns (PHA)5.6
10.Hornsby (STL)5.2
Speaker (CLE)5.2
Oldest  s c a p y
1.Jennings (DET)born 1869-04-02
2.Wallace (STL)born 1873-11-04
3.Schaefer (CLE)born 1876-02-04
4.Altrock (WSH)born 1876-09-15
5.Donovan (DET)born 1876-10-13
6.Leach (PIT)born 1877-11-04
7.O'Connor (NYY)born 1879-08-04
8.Austin (SLB)born 1879-12-08
9.Doolin (BRO)born 1880-05-07
10.Jones (DET)born 1880-06-30
Youngest  s c a p y
1.Hehl (BRO)born 1899-12-10
2.Hoyt (NYG)born 1899-09-09
3.Pierson (PHA)born 1899-06-14
4.Keen (PHA)born 1899-03-16
5.Rees (WSH)born 1899-02-25
6.Berman (WSH)born 1899-01-24
7.Tuero (STL)born 1898-12-17
8.Shellenback (CHW)born 1898-12-16
9.Bass (BSN)born 1898-12-04
10.Bauer (PHA)born 1898-11-30

For batting rate stats, generally a minimum of 3.1 Plate Appearances/G, 1.0 IP/G, 0.5 Gm and Chances/Team Game (fielding), 0.2 SB att/Team Game (catchers), and 0.1 SB att/Team Game (baserunners only since 1951), and 0.1 decision/G for single-season leaderboards generally needed for rate statistics. For pitcher fielding the minimums are reduced by a third. For LF, CF, RF fielding stats, we only have reliable data since 1954, so all leaders are since 1954. Explanation of min. requirements



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