Major League Baseball Batting Leaders

Wins Above Replacement--all

<strong>Wins Above Replacement</strong><br>A single number that presents the number of wins the player added<br>to the team above what a replacement player (think AAA or AAAA) would add.<br>Scale for a single-season: 8+ MVP Quality, 5+ All-Star Quality, 2+ Starter,<br>0-2 Reserve, < 0 Replacement Level <br>Developed by Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com

1. Betts • LAD 3.7
2. Freeman • ATL 3.3
3. Bieber • CLE 3.2
4. LeMahieu • NYY 3.0
Machado • SDP 3.0
6. Bauer • CIN 3.0
7. Fried • ATL 2.9
Ryu • TOR 2.9
9. Tatís • SDP 2.8
10. Turner • WSN 2.8

WAR Position Players

<strong>Wins Above Replacement for position players</strong><br>A single number that presents the number of wins the player added<br>to the team above what a replacement player (think AAA or AAAA) would add.<br>Scale: 8+ MVP Quality, 5+ All-Star Quality, 2+ Starter,<br>0-2 Reserve, < 0 Replacement Level <br> Developed by Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com

1. Betts • LAD 3.7
2. Freeman • ATL 3.3
3. LeMahieu • NYY 3.0
Machado • SDP 3.0
5. Tatís • SDP 2.8
6. Turner • WSN 2.8
7. Ozuna • ATL 2.8
Swanson • ATL 2.8
9. Abreu • CHW 2.7
10. Yastrzemski • SFG 2.7

Offensive WAR

<strong>Offensive Wins Above Replacement (everything but Fielding)</strong><br>The same statistic as Wins Above Replacement for Position<br>Players (WAR), but with the fielding value excluded.<br>oWAR + dWAR does not equal WAR.<br>Adding would count positions twice.<br>Contains the factor for batting stats, baserunning, a positional adjustment, and the replacement player adjustment.<br> Factors developed by Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com

1. Turner • WSN 3.2
2. Soto • WSN 3.2
3. Freeman • ATL 3.2
4. Ramírez • CLE 3.1
5. LeMahieu • NYY 3.1
6. Ozuna • ATL 2.8
7. Tatís • SDP 2.8
8. Trout • LAA 2.7
9. Betts • LAD 2.6
10. Abreu • CHW 2.5

Defensive WAR

<strong>Defensive Wins Above Replacement for position players</strong><br>A defensive measure of wins above replacement, but given<br>only the defensive stats of the player and his position adjustment. For this calculation, we use a<br>replacement level on defense is the league average.<br>Based on Baseball Info Solutions defensive runs saved from 2003 on<br>and total zone rating developed by Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com previously

1. Arenado • COL 1.4
2. Kiner-Falefa • TEX 1.3
3. Swanson • ATL 1.2
4. Gallo • TEX 1.2
Kiermaier • TBR 1.2
6. Buxton • MIN 1.2
7. Robert • CHW 1.1
8. Correa • HOU 1.0
9. Betts • LAD 0.9
10. Hernández • LAD 0.9
Story • COL 0.9

Batting Average

<strong>Hits/At Bats</strong><br>For recent years, leaders need 3.1 PA<br>per team game played<br>Bold indicates either highest BA using current stats<br>or awarded title at end of year.

1. LeMahieu • NYY .364
2. Soto • WSN .351
3. Freeman • ATL .341
4. Ozuna • ATL .338
5. Turner • WSN .335
6. Solano • SFG .326
7. Bohm • PHI .338 **
8. Anderson • CHW .322
9. Conforto • NYM .322
10. Tapia • COL .321

On-Base%

<strong>(H + BB + HBP)/(At Bats + BB + HBP + SF)</strong><br>For recent years, leaders need 3.1 PA<br>per team game played

1. Soto • WSN .490
2. Freeman • ATL .462
3. Ozuna • ATL .431
4. LeMahieu • NYY .421
5. Harper • PHI .420
6. Rendon • LAA .418
7. Goldschmidt • STL .417
8. Conforto • NYM .412
9. Belt • SFG .425 **
10. Acuña • ATL .406

Slugging %

Total Bases/At Bats or
(1B + 2*2B + 3*3B + 4*HR)/AB
For recent years, leaders need 3.1 PA
per team game played

1. Soto • WSN .695
2. Freeman • ATL .640
3. Ozuna • ATL .636
4. Abreu • CHW .617
5. Smith • NYM .616
6. Voit • NYY .610
7. Ramírez • CLE .607
8. Myers • SDP .606
9. Trout • LAA .603
10. Cruz • MIN .595

On-Base Plus Slugging

<strong>On-Base + Slugging Percentages </strong><br>For recent years, leaders need 3.1 PA<br>per team game played

1. Soto • WSN 1.185
2. Freeman • ATL 1.102
3. Ozuna • ATL 1.067
4. LeMahieu • NYY 1.011
5. Ramírez • CLE .993
6. Trout • LAA .993
7. Smith • NYM .993
8. Cruz • MIN .992
9. Acuña • ATL .987
10. Abreu • CHW .987

Games Played

Games Played or Pitched

1. Marte • 2TM 61
2. Freeman • ATL 60
Ozuna • ATL 60
Swanson • ATL 60
Abreu • CHW 60
Castellanos • CIN 60
Lindor • CLE 60
Santana • CLE 60
Franco • KCR 60
Merrifield • KCR 60
Olson • OAK 60
Gregorius • PHI 60
Machado • SDP 60
Seager • SEA 60
Guerrero • TOR 60

At Bats

At Bats

1. Merrifield • KCR 248
2. Abreu • CHW 240
3. Swanson • ATL 237
4. Lindor • CLE 236
5. Story • COL 235
6. Hernández • CLE 233
Turner • WSN 233
8. Devers • BOS 232
9. Ozuna • ATL 228
Marte • 2TM 228

Plate Appearances

<strong>Plate Appearances</strong><br>When available, we use actual plate appearances from play-by-play game accounts<br>Otherwise estimated using AB + BB + HBP + SF + SH,<br>which excludes catcher interferences.<br>When <span class=tooltip>this color</span> click for a summary of each PA.

1. Ozuna • ATL 267
2. Lindor • CLE 266
3. Merrifield • KCR 265
Biggio • TOR 265
5. Swanson • ATL 264
6. Freeman • ATL 262
Abreu • CHW 262
8. Hernández • CLE 261
9. Story • COL 259
Turner • WSN 259

Runs Scored

Runs Scored/Allowed

1. Freeman • ATL 51
2. Tatís • SDP 50
3. Swanson • ATL 49
4. Betts • LAD 47
5. Acuña • ATL 46
Turner • WSN 46
7. Anderson • CHW 45
Ramírez • CLE 45
9. Machado • SDP 44
10. Abreu • CHW 43

Hits

Hits/Hits Allowed

1. Turner • WSN 78
2. Ozuna • ATL 77
3. Abreu • CHW 76
4. Freeman • ATL 73
5. LeMahieu • NYY 71
6. Merrifield • KCR 70
7. Story • COL 68
Machado • SDP 68
9. Anderson • CHW 67
Blackmon • COL 67

Total Bases

<strong>Total Bases</strong><br>Singles + 2 x Doubles + 3 x Triples + 4 x Home Runs.

1. Abreu • CHW 148
2. Ozuna • ATL 145
3. Freeman • ATL 137
Turner • WSN 137
5. Ramírez • CLE 133
6. Voit • NYY 130
Machado • SDP 130
8. Tatís • SDP 128
9. Seager • LAD 124
10. Betts • LAD 123

Doubles

Doubles Hit/Allowed

1. Freeman • ATL 23
2. Smith • NYM 21
3. Hernández • CLE 20
4. Walker • ARI 18
5. Iglesias • BAL 17
6. Devers • BOS 16
Martinez • BOS 16
Verdugo • BOS 16
Ramírez • CLE 16
Franco • KCR 16
Biggio • TOR 16

Triples

Triples Hit/Allowed

1. Tucker • HOU 6
2. Story • COL 4
Yastrzemski • SFG 4
Turner • WSN 4
5. Escobar • ARI 3
Mullins • BAL 3
Moncada • CHW 3
Hampson • COL 3
Candelario • DET 3
Mondesí • KCR 3
Nimmo • NYM 3
Cronenworth • SDP 3
Grisham • SDP 3
Kiermaier • TBR 3
Kiner-Falefa • TEX 3
Pillar • 2TM 3
Cabrera • WSN 3

Home Runs

Home Runs Hit/Allowed

1. Voit • NYY 22
2. Abreu • CHW 19
3. Ozuna • ATL 18
4. Ramírez • CLE 17
Trout • LAA 17
Tatís • SDP 17
7. Calhoun • ARI 16
Duvall • ATL 16
Betts • LAD 16
Pollock • LAD 16
Cruz • MIN 16
Alonso • NYM 16
Machado • SDP 16
Hernández • TOR 16

Runs Batted In

Runs Batted In

1. Abreu • CHW 60
2. Ozuna • ATL 56
3. Freeman • ATL 53
4. Voit • NYY 52
5. Machado • SDP 47
6. Ramírez • CLE 46
Trout • LAA 46
8. Tatís • SDP 45
9. Devers • BOS 43
10. Blackmon • COL 42
Tucker • HOU 42
Rosario • MIN 42
Smith • NYM 42
Olson • OAK 42

Bases on Balls

Bases on Balls/Walks

1. Harper • PHI 49
2. Santana • CLE 47
3. Yelich • MIL 46
4. Freeman • ATL 45
5. Hicks • NYY 41
Biggio • TOR 41
Soto • WSN 41
8. Muncy • LAD 39
9. Acuña • ATL 38
Ozuna • ATL 38
Rendon • LAA 38

Strikeouts

Strikeouts

1. Sanó • MIN 90
2. Hiura • MIL 85
3. White • SEA 84
4. Gallo • TEX 79
5. Olson • OAK 77
6. Yelich • MIL 76
7. Báez • CHC 75
8. Adames • TBR 74
9. Robert • CHW 73
10. Moncada • CHW 72

Stolen Bases

Stolen Bases

1. Mondesí • KCR 24
2. Villar • 2TM 16
3. Story • COL 15
4. Merrifield • KCR 12
Quinn • PHI 12
Moore • SEA 12
Margot • TBR 12
Turner • WSN 12
9. Tatís • SDP 11
10. Ramírez • CLE 10
Betts • LAD 10
Grisham • SDP 10
Marte • 2TM 10

Singles

Singles Hit/Allowed

1. Fletcher • LAA 50
2. Merrifield • KCR 49
LeMahieu • NYY 49
Kiner-Falefa • TEX 49
5. Blackmon • COL 48
Tapia • COL 48
7. Turner • WSN 47
8. Peralta • ARI 45
Ozuna • ATL 45
Anderson • CHW 45

Adjusted OPS+

<strong>OPS+</strong><br>100*[OBP/lg OBP + SLG/lg SLG - 1]<br>Adjusted to the player&#x2019;s ballpark(s)

1. Soto • WSN 217
2. Freeman • ATL 187
3. LeMahieu • NYY 178
4. Ozuna • ATL 177
5. Cruz • MIN 171
6. Smith • NYM 168
7. Trout • LAA 167
8. Ramírez • CLE 167
9. Abreu • CHW 165
10. Yastrzemski • SFG 164

Runs Created

<strong>Runs Created</strong><br>A set of formulas developed by Bill James and others<br>that estimates a player&#x2019;s total contributions<br>to a team&#x2019;s runs total.<br>This is computed with the "technical" formula when possible.<br>If SB or CS data is missing, the "basic" formula is used.<br>If HBP, IBB, SH, SF, or GIDP data is missing, the "stolen base" version of the formula is used. <br>Team Runs Created is the sum of player Runs Created.

1. Freeman • ATL 65
Ozuna • ATL 65
3. Soto • WSN 56
4. Ramírez • CLE 54
Turner • WSN 54
6. Abreu • CHW 51
7. Trout • LAA 50
LeMahieu • NYY 50
9. Betts • LAD 47
Harper • PHI 47
Tatís • SDP 47

Adj. Batting Runs

<strong>Adjusted Batting Runs</strong><br>A set of formulas developed by Gary Gillette, Pete Palmer and others<br>that estimates a player&#x2019;s total contributions<br>to a team&#x2019;s runs total via linear weights.<br>0.0 is an avg performance, <0 is worse than avg and >0 is better than avg

1. Freeman • ATL 30
2. Soto • WSN 29
3. Ozuna • ATL 26
4. Abreu • CHW 21
5. LeMahieu • NYY 21
6. Ramírez • CLE 21
7. Turner • WSN 20
8. Trout • LAA 20
9. Machado • SDP 19
10. Harper • PHI 18

Adj. Batting Wins

<strong>Adjusted Batting Wins</strong><br>A set of formulas developed by Gary Gillette, Pete Palmer and others<br>that estimates a player&#x2019;s total contributions<br>to a team&#x2019;s wins with his bat.<br>0.0 is an avg performance, <0 is worse than avg and >0 is better than avg

1. Freeman • ATL 2.8
2. Soto • WSN 2.7
3. Ozuna • ATL 2.5
4. Abreu • CHW 2.0
5. Ramírez • CLE 2.0
LeMahieu • NYY 2.0
7. Turner • WSN 1.9
8. Trout • LAA 1.9
9. Machado • SDP 1.8
10. Cruz • MIN 1.7

Extra Base Hits

<strong>Extra Base Hits</strong><br>Doubles + Triples + Home Runs

1. Freeman • ATL 37
2. Abreu • CHW 34
Ramírez • CLE 34
4. Ozuna • ATL 32
Smith • NYM 32
6. Myers • SDP 31
Turner • WSN 31
8. Tatís • SDP 30
9. Machado • SDP 29
10. Devers • BOS 28
Jiménez • CHW 28
Story • COL 28
Trout • LAA 28
Seager • LAD 28
Yastrzemski • SFG 28

Times On Base

<strong>Times on Base</strong><br>Hits + Bases on Balls + Hit By Pitch<br>Does not include Reached on Error or Catcher Interference.

1. Freeman • ATL 121
2. Ozuna • ATL 115
3. Harper • PHI 102
Turner • WSN 102
5. Biggio • TOR 99
6. Ramírez • CLE 98
7. Abreu • CHW 97
Rendon • LAA 97
9. Conforto • NYM 96
Goldschmidt • STL 96
Soto • WSN 96

Offensive Win %

<strong>Offensive Winning Percentage</strong><br>The percentage of games a team with nine of this player<br>batting would win. Assumes average pitching and defense.<br>This uses the Pythagorean win pct formula with the player's RC/G for runs scored and the league's R/9 as runs allowed.

1. Soto • WSN .880
2. Freeman • ATL .834
3. Ozuna • ATL .820
4. LeMahieu • NYY .813
5. Ramírez • CLE .768
Trout • LAA .768
7. Acuña • ATL .755
8. Smith • NYM .750
Yastrzemski • SFG .750
10. Turner • WSN .742

Hit By Pitch

Times Hit by a Pitch.

1. Contreras • CHC 14
2. Laureano • OAK 12
3. Hiura • MIL 11
4. Rizzo • CHC 10
Canha • OAK 10
6. Marte • 2TM 9
Robles • WSN 9
8. Moore • SEA 8
9. Toro • HOU 7
Upton • LAA 7
Conforto • NYM 7
Davis • NYM 7
Seager • SEA 7

Sacrifice Hits

Sacrifice Hits (Sacrifice Bunts)

1. Hedges • 2TM 5
2. Mullins • BAL 4
Eaton • WSN 4
Velazquez • BAL 4
DeShields • CLE 4
McGuire • TOR 4
7. Hampson • COL 3
Jansen • TOR 3
Lopez • KCR 3
Haseley • PHI 3
Garcia • SDP 3

Sacrifice Flies

Sacrifice Flies
First tracked in 1954.

1. Seager • SEA 6
2. Reyes • CLE 5
Blackmon • COL 5
Gurriel • HOU 5
Canha • OAK 5
6. Calhoun • ARI 4
Arenado • COL 4
Franco • KCR 4
Trout • LAA 4
Aguilar • MIA 4
González • MIN 4
Urshela • NYY 4
Bell • PIT 4
Machado • SDP 4
DeJong • STL 4
Solak • TEX 4
Cabrera • WSN 4

Intentional Bases on Balls

<strong>Intentional Bases on Balls</strong><br>First tracked in 1955.

1. Soto • WSN 12
2. Harper • PHI 8
3. Freeman • ATL 7
4. Cruz • MIN 5
5. Escobar • ARI 4
Rizzo • CHC 4
Blackmon • COL 4
Trout • LAA 4
Alonso • NYM 4
Bell • PIT 4
Machado • SDP 4

Double Plays Grounded Into

<strong>Double Plays Grounded Into</strong><br>Only includes standard 6-4-3, 4-3, etc. double plays.<br>First tracked in 1933.<br>For gamelogs only in seasons we have play-by-play, we include triple plays as well.<br>All official seasonal totals do not include GITP's.

1. Abreu • CHW 10
Rendon • LAA 10
Arcia • MIL 10
Longoria • SFG 10
5. Moran • PIT 9
Machado • SDP 9
7. d'Arnaud • ATL 8
Devers • BOS 8
Báez • CHC 8
Lindor • CLE 8
Schoop • DET 8
Seager • LAD 8
Cruz • MIN 8
Davis • NYM 8

Caught Stealing

Caught Stealing

1. Mondesí • KCR 8
2. Lopez • KCR 5
Moore • SEA 5
Kiner-Falefa • TEX 5
Villar • 2TM 5
6. Edman • STL 4
Margot • TBR 4
Turner • WSN 4
9. Hays • BAL 3
Vázquez • BOS 3
Happ • CHC 3
Akiyama • CIN 3
Ramírez • CLE 3
Story • COL 3
Altuve • HOU 3
Merrifield • KCR 3
García • MIL 3
Conforto • NYM 3
Gardner • NYY 3
Frazier • PIT 3
González • PIT 3
Machado • SDP 3
Tatís • SDP 3
Crawford • SEA 3
Dubón • SFG 3

SB %

Stolen Base Percentage
SB / (SB + CS)

1. Pham • SDP 100.00
Dyson • 2TM 100.00
Bogaerts • BOS 100.00
Quinn • PHI 100.00
Tauchman • NYY 100.00
Biggio • TOR 100.00
Taveras • TEX 100.00
Harrison • MIA 100.00
9. Grisham • SDP 90.91
10. Acuña • ATL 88.89
Grossman • OAK 88.89
Giménez • NYM 88.89
Slater • SFG 88.89
Kiermaier • TBR 88.89
Tucker • HOU 88.89

Power-Speed #

<strong>Power/Speed Number</strong><br>2 x (Home Runs x Stolen Bases)/(Stolen Bases + Home Runs)<br>The harmonic mean of HR and SB.<br>To do well you need a lot of both.<br>Developed by Bill James.

1. Tatís • SDP 13.4
2. Story • COL 12.7
3. Ramírez • CLE 12.6
4. Betts • LAD 12.3
5. Turner • WSN 12.0
6. Merrifield • KCR 10.3
7. Acuña • ATL 10.2
8. Grisham • SDP 10.0
9. Harper • PHI 9.9
10. Robert • CHW 9.9

AB per SO

<strong>At Bats Per Strikeout</strong><br>For career marks this only includes AB&#x2019;s for seasons where SO&#x2019;s were tracked.

1. La Stella • 2TM 16.3
2. LeMahieu • NYY 9.3
3. Arenado • COL 9.1
4. Marte • ARI 8.6
5. Fletcher • LAA 8.3
6. Gurriel • HOU 7.8
7. Gregorius • PHI 7.7
8. McNeil • NYM 7.6
9. Merrifield • KCR 7.5
10. Alberto • BAL 7.3

AB per HR

<strong>At Bats Per Home Run</strong>

1. Voit • NYY 9.7
2. Acuña • ATL 11.4
3. Cruz • MIN 11.6
4. Trout • LAA 11.7
5. Soto • WSN 11.8
6. Calhoun • ARI 11.9
Duvall • ATL 11.9
Hernández • TOR 11.9
9. Pollock • LAD 12.3
10. Abreu • CHW 12.6

Outs Made

<strong>Outs Made</strong><br>(At Bats - Hits) + Double Plays Grounded Into <br>+ Sac. Flies + Sac. Hits + Caught Stealing.

1. Báez • CHC 187
Lindor • CLE 187
3. Merrifield • KCR 185
4. Hiura • MIL 182
5. Devers • BOS 179
6. Castellanos • CIN 177
Mondesí • KCR 177
8. Abreu • CHW 175
Story • COL 175
10. Martinez • BOS 174
Gurriel • HOU 174

Base-Out Runs Added (RE24)

<strong>Base-Out Runs Added</strong><br>Given the bases occupied/out situation, how many runs did the batter<br> or baserunner add in the resulting play.<br>Compared to average, so 0 is average, and above 0 is better than average

1. Freeman • ATL 34.33
2. Soto • WSN 31.86
3. Ozuna • ATL 26.41
4. Yastrzemski • SFG 25.95
5. Betts • LAD 23.98
6. Ramírez • CLE 23.23
7. Abreu • CHW 23.10
8. Trout • LAA 19.79
9. Taylor • LAD 19.19
10. Voit • NYY 18.92

Win Probability Added (WPA)

<strong>Win Probability Added for Offensive Player</strong><br>Given average teams, this is the change in probability<br>caused by this batter during the game.<br>A change of +/- 1 would indicate one win added or lost.

1. Yastrzemski • SFG 2.8
2. Freeman • ATL 2.6
3. Lowe • TBR 2.5
4. Laureano • OAK 2.4
5. Bohm • PHI 2.2
6. Betts • LAD 2.1
7. Soto • WSN 2.1
8. Abreu • CHW 1.9
9. Swanson • ATL 1.9
10. Ozuna • ATL 1.8

Situ. Wins Added (WPA/LI)

<strong>Situational Wins (WPA/LI)</strong><br>It is the sum of WPA divided by the leverage index for each play.<br>WPA depends greatly on the context of the at bats.<br>This stat does not.

1. Ozuna • ATL 2.9
2. Freeman • ATL 2.4
3. Soto • WSN 2.3
4. Turner • WSN 2.0
5. Trout • LAA 2.0
6. Betts • LAD 2.0
7. Yastrzemski • SFG 2.0
8. Abreu • CHW 1.8
9. LeMahieu • NYY 1.8
10. Harper • PHI 1.7

Championship WPA (cWPA)

<strong>Championship Win Probability Added for Offensive Player</strong><br>Given average teams, this is the change in probability, displayed in percentage points.<br>A change of +/- 100% would indicate one world series win added or lost.

1. Yastrzemski • SFG 2.4
2. Bohm • PHI 2.1
3. Harper • PHI 1.9
4. Lowe • TBR 1.4
5. Swanson • ATL 1.2
6. Freeman • ATL 1.1
7. Urshela • NYY 1.1
8. Brantley • HOU 1.0
9. Laureano • OAK 1.0
10. Tatís • SDP 1.0

Base-Out Wins Added (REW)

<strong>Base-Out Wins Added (REW)</strong><br>This is the number of wins above average the player was worth by their performance measured by the 24 <br>base-out situations across every play in the game.

1. Freeman • ATL 3.1
2. Soto • WSN 3.0
3. Yastrzemski • SFG 2.5
4. Ozuna • ATL 2.4
5. Betts • LAD 2.3
6. Abreu • CHW 2.2
Ramírez • CLE 2.2
8. Trout • LAA 1.9
9. Voit • NYY 1.8
10. Taylor • LAD 1.8

rOBA

rOBA
A measure of a player's offensive contributions, weighted in proportion to each event's actual run value

1. Soto • WSN .494
2. Freeman • ATL .466
3. Ozuna • ATL .444
4. LeMahieu • NYY .441
5. Ramírez • CLE .426
6. Abreu • CHW .421
7. Turner • WSN .421
8. Acuña • ATL .420
9. Yastrzemski • SFG .419
10. Betts • LAD .417

Rbat+

Rbat+
Batting runs as computed for WAR, but indexed to the environment the player played in, where 100 is league average.

1. Soto • WSN 221
2. Freeman • ATL 190
3. LeMahieu • NYY 182
4. Ozuna • ATL 174
5. Yastrzemski • SFG 168
6. Ramírez • CLE 168
7. Abreu • CHW 168
8. Cruz • MIN 168
9. Conforto • NYM 164
10. Trout • LAA 163

A ** by the stat's value indicates the player had fewer than the required number of at bats or plate appearances for the BA, OBP, SLG or OPS title that year. In order to rank the player, the necessary number of hitless at bats were added to the player's season total. The value printed here is their actual value and not the value used to rank them, therefore some numbers may appear out of order.

For rate stats, generally a minimum of 3.1 Plate Appearances/Team Game (batting), 1.0 IP/Team Game (pitching), 0.67 Gm and Chances/Team Game (fielding), 0.2 SB att/Team Game (catchers), 0.1 SB att/Team Game (baserunners only since 1951), and 0.1 decision/Team Game (W-L%) is needed for single-season leaderboards. For pitcher fielding the minimums are reduced by a third. For LF, CF, RF fielding stats, we only have reliable data since 1898, so all leaders are since 1898. Explanation of min. requirements