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1886 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1886 Season Leaders

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MLB 1886 Leaders
Strikeout %

1

Baltimore Orioles

0.208

2

Louisville Colonels

0.201

3

Detroit Wolverines

0.167

4

Chicago White Stockings

0.164

5

Boston Beaneaters

0.157

6

Pittsburg Alleghenys

0.145

7

St. Louis Maroons

0.143

8

Chicago White Stockings

0.139

9

New York Giants

0.137

10

Philadelphia Athletics

0.137

11

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

St. Louis Browns

0.135

12

Charlie Ferguson

Philadelphia Quakers

0.134

13

Brooklyn Grays

0.128

14

New York Giants

0.126

15

Philadelphia Quakers

0.123

16

New York Metropolitans

0.122

17

Chicago White Stockings

0.119

18

St. Louis Maroons

0.115

19

Cincinnati Red Stockings

0.111

20

Washington Nationals

0.109

21

New York Metropolitans

0.107

22

St. Louis Browns

0.105

23

Pretzels Getzien

Detroit Wolverines

0.105

24

Philadelphia Quakers

0.102

25

Philadelphia Athletics

0.102

26

St. Louis Browns

0.102

27

Hardie Henderson

Baltimore Orioles
Brooklyn Grays

0.101

28

Old Hoss Radbourn

Boston Beaneaters

0.101

29

New York Metropolitans

0.101

30

Kansas City Cowboys

0.099

31

Washington Nationals

0.095

32

Kansas City Cowboys
Detroit Wolverines

0.093

33

Brooklyn Grays

0.091

34

Philadelphia Athletics

0.091

35

St. Louis Maroons

0.090

36

Philadelphia Athletics

0.088

37

Brooklyn Grays

0.087

38

Kansas City Cowboys

0.087

39

Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville Colonels

0.085

40

St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles

0.076

41

George Pechiney

Cincinnati Red Stockings

0.074

42

Louisville Colonels

0.073

43

Charlie Buffinton

Boston Beaneaters

0.067

44

Cincinnati Red Stockings
Kansas City Cowboys

0.061

45

Pittsburg Alleghenys

0.040

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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