National League (NL)
1998 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1998 Leaders
Strikeout %

1

Chicago Cubs

0.333

2

Philadelphia Phillies

0.275

3

Atlanta Braves

0.254

4

San Diego Padres

0.249

5

Darren Dreifort

Los Angeles Dodgers

0.223

6

New York Mets

0.221

7

Atlanta Braves

0.218

8

Todd Stottlemyre

St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Rangers

0.215

9

Sterling Hitchcock

San Diego Padres

0.213

10

Houston Astros

0.212

11

Atlanta Braves

0.207

12

Los Angeles Dodgers

0.202

13

Dustin Hermanson

Montreal Expos

0.201

14

Arizona Diamondbacks

0.199

15

Cincinnati Reds

0.198

16

Milwaukee Brewers

0.195

17

Atlanta Braves

0.192

18

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.189

19

Milwaukee Brewers
Anaheim Angels

0.185

20

Cincinnati Reds

0.184

21

Cincinnati Reds

0.183

22

Montreal Expos

0.182

23

Colorado Rockies

0.181

24

New York Mets

0.181

25

Florida Marlins

0.179

26

Houston Astros

0.178

27

Chicago Cubs

0.175

28

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.172

29

Francisco Cordova

Pittsburgh Pirates

0.170

30

San Francisco Giants

0.170

31

Atlanta Braves

0.168

32

Arizona Diamondbacks

0.168

33

Chicago Cubs

0.167

34

Los Angeles Dodgers

0.164

35

New York Mets

0.162

36

San Diego Padres

0.161

37

Livan Hernandez

Florida Marlins

0.156

38

Colorado Rockies

0.155

39

San Diego Padres

0.153

40

Houston Astros

0.149

41

New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers

0.148

42

Philadelphia Phillies

0.148

43

Chicago Cubs

0.144

44

Pittsburgh Pirates
Texas Rangers

0.144

45

New York Mets

0.143

46

San Francisco Giants

0.142

47

Houston Astros

0.136

48

Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers

0.127

49

San Francisco Giants

0.127

50

Arizona Diamondbacks
New York Mets

0.123

51

Milwaukee Brewers

0.121

52

Florida Marlins

0.114

53

Arizona Diamondbacks

0.112

54

Colorado Rockies

0.094

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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