1906 MLB Season Leaders

3 leagues · 151 team games · 62 ranking tables

Awards

None of these awards existed yet. The earliest award in this database is from 1911, so a 1906 season has no award to show. That is a fact about the calendar, not about the players on this page.

American League

Led the American League — the first row of every table below.

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1	Elmer Flick	98
2	Topsy Hartsel	96
2	Willie Keeler	96
4	Harry Davis	94
5	George Stone	91
6	Charlie Hemphill	90
7	Nap Lajoie	88
8	Terry Turner	85
9	Hal Chase	84
10	Ed Hahn	82

HitsH

1	Nap Lajoie	214
2	George Stone	208
3	Elmer Flick	194
4	Hal Chase	193
5	Willie Keeler	180
6	Chick Stahl	170
6	Terry Turner	170
8	Charlie Hemphill	169
9	Sam Crawford	166
10	Harry Davis	161

Doubles2B

1	Nap Lajoie	48
2	Harry Davis	42
3	Elmer Flick	34
4	Danny Murphy	28
5	Terry Turner	27
6	George Davis	26
7	John Anderson	25
7	Sam Crawford	25
7	Hobe Ferris	25
7	Charlie Hickman	25
7	George Stone	25
7	Jimmy Williams	25

Triples3B

1	Elmer Flick	22
2	George Stone	20
3	Sam Crawford	16
4	Hobe Ferris	13
5	Myron Grimshaw	12
5	Charlie Hemphill	12
7	Frank Isbell	11
7	Charlie Jones	11
7	Matty McIntyre	11
10	Hal Chase	10
10	Wid Conroy	10
10	Freddy Parent	10

Home RunsHR

1	Harry Davis	12
2	Charlie Hickman	9
3	George Stone	6
4	Socks Seybold	5
5	Wid Conroy	4
5	Charlie Hemphill	4
5	Chick Stahl	4
8	John Anderson	3
8	Charles Bender	3
8	Bunk Congalton	3
8	Charlie Jones	3
8	John Knight	3
8	Branch Rickey	3
8	Jimmy Williams	3

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Harry Davis	96
2	Nap Lajoie	91
3	George Davis	80
4	Jimmy Williams	77
5	Hal Chase	76
6	George Stone	71
7	John Anderson	70
8	Bobby Wallace	67
9	Sam Crawford	66
10	Elmer Flick	62
10	Charlie Hemphill	62
10	Terry Turner	62

WalksBB

1	Topsy Hartsel	88
2	Fielder Jones	83
3	Ed Hahn	72
4	Bobby Wallace	58
5	Matty McIntyre	56
6	Elmer Flick	54
7	George Stone	52
8	Monte Cross	50
8	Larry Schlafly	50
10	Harry Davis	49

Stolen BasesSB

1	John Anderson	39
1	Elmer Flick	39
3	Dave Altizer	37
3	Frank Isbell	37
5	Jiggs Donahue	36
6	George Stone	35
7	Charlie Jones	34
8	Charlie Hemphill	33
8	Danny Hoffman	33
10	Wid Conroy	32

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Nap Lajoie	11.7
2	George Stone	11.0
3	Elmer Flick	7.6
4	Terry Turner	7.0
5	Chick Stahl	6.3
6	Larry Schlafly	6.0
7	Harry Davis	5.9
8	Charlie Hemphill	5.8
9	Bobby Wallace	5.7
10	George Davis	5.6

Batting Averagemin 468 PA

1	George Stone	.358
2	Nap Lajoie	.355
3	Hal Chase	.323
4	Bunk Congalton	.320
5	Elmer Flick	.311
6	Willie Keeler	.304
7	Danny Murphy	.301
8	Sam Crawford	.295
9	Harry Davis	.292
10	Terry Turner	.291

On-Base Percentagemin 468 PA

1	George Stone	.417
2	Nap Lajoie	.392
3	Elmer Flick	.372
4	Topsy Hartsel	.363
5	Bunk Congalton	.361
6	Harry Davis	.355
7	Willie Keeler	.353
8	Fielder Jones	.346
8	Chick Stahl	.346
10	Larry Schlafly	.345

Slugging Percentagemin 468 PA

1	George Stone	.501
2	Nap Lajoie	.465
3	Harry Davis	.459
4	Elmer Flick	.441
5	Charlie Hickman	.421
6	Sam Crawford	.407
7	Danny Murphy	.404
8	Bunk Congalton	.396
9	Hal Chase	.395
10	Charlie Hemphill	.383

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 468 PA

1	George Stone	.918
2	Nap Lajoie	.857
3	Harry Davis	.815
4	Elmer Flick	.813
5	Bunk Congalton	.757
6	Sam Crawford	.747
7	Danny Murphy	.745
8	Hal Chase	.736
9	Charlie Hickman	.733
10	Charlie Hemphill	.720

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Al Orth	27
2	Jack Chesbro	23
3	Frank Owen	22
3	Bob Rhoads	22
5	Addie Joss	21
5	George Mullin	21
7	Nick Altrock	20
7	Otto Hess	20
9	Casey Patten	19
9	Eddie Plank	19

SavesSV

1	Charles Bender	3
1	Otto Hess	3
3	John Eubank	2
3	Clark Griffith	2
3	Joe Harris	2
3	Ed Killian	2
3	Barney Pelty	2
3	Ed Walsh	2
3	George Winter	2
3	Cy Young	2

StrikeoutsSO

1	Rube Waddell	196
2	Cy Falkenberg	178
3	Ed Walsh	171
4	Otto Hess	167
5	Charles Bender	159
6	Jack Chesbro	152
7	Harry Howell	140
7	Cy Young	140
9	Al Orth	133
10	Jack Powell	132

Innings PitchedIP

1	Al Orth	338.7
2	Otto Hess	333.7
3	George Mullin	330.0
4	Jack Chesbro	325.0
5	Bob Rhoads	315.0
6	Cy Falkenberg	298.7
7	Frank Owen	293.0
8	Nick Altrock	287.7
8	Cy Young	287.7
10	Casey Patten	282.7

Complete GamesCG

1	Al Orth	36
2	George Mullin	35
3	Otto Hess	33
4	Bob Rhoads	31
5	Cy Falkenberg	30
5	Harry Howell	30
7	Fred Glade	28
7	Addie Joss	28
7	Casey Patten	28
7	Cy Young	28

ShutoutsSHO

1	Ed Walsh	10
2	Addie Joss	9
3	Rube Waddell	8
4	Otto Hess	7
4	Frank Owen	7
4	Casey Patten	7
4	Bob Rhoads	7
4	Doc White	7
9	Harry Howell	6
10	Eddie Plank	5

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Al Orth	7.4
2	Cy Young	7.4
3	Jack Chesbro	6.9
4	Ed Walsh	6.7
5	Rube Waddell	6.1
6	Nick Altrock	6.0
7	Harry Howell	5.9
8	Addie Joss	5.8
9	Otto Hess	5.6
10	Charles Bender	5.6

Earned Run Averagemin 151 IP

1	Doc White	1.52
2	Barney Pelty	1.59
3	Addie Joss	1.72
4	Jack Powell	1.77
5	Bob Rhoads	1.80
6	Otto Hess	1.83
7	Ed Walsh	1.88
8	Nick Altrock	2.06
9	Harry Howell	2.11
10	Casey Patten	2.17

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 151 IP

1	Doc White	0.90
2	Addie Joss	0.93
3	Barney Pelty	0.95
4	Ed Walsh	0.98
5	Fred Glade	1.03
6	Jack Powell	1.03
7	Eddie Plank	1.06
8	Harry Howell	1.06
9	Charles Bender	1.07
10	Otto Hess	1.08

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 151 IP

1	Cy Young	1.88
2	Ed Walsh	1.89
3	Charles Bender	2.02
4	Rube Waddell	2.11
5	Nick Altrock	2.16
6	Jack Powell	2.17
7	Harry Howell	2.18
8	Doc White	2.22
9	Addie Joss	2.25
10	Al Orth	2.26

National League

Led the National League — the first row of every table below.

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1	Frank Chance	103
1	Honus Wagner	103
3	Jimmy Sheckard	90
4	Joe Nealon	82
5	Miller Huggins	81
5	Harry Steinfeldt	81
5	Roy Thomas	81
8	Spike Shannon	78
9	Sherry Magee	77
9	Frank Schulte	77

HitsH

1	Harry Steinfeldt	176
2	Honus Wagner	175
3	Cy Seymour	165
4	Miller Huggins	159
4	Sherry Magee	159
6	Frank Schulte	158
7	Harry Lumley	157
8	Pug Bennett	156
9	Fred Tenney	154
10	Frank Chance	151
10	Spike Shannon	151

Doubles2B

1	Honus Wagner	38
2	Sherry Magee	36
3	Kitty Bransfield	28
4	Jimmy Sheckard	27
4	Harry Steinfeldt	27
6	Frank Chance	24
7	Art Devlin	23
7	Harry Lumley	23
9	Roger Bresnahan	22
9	John Titus	22

Triples3B

1	Fred Clarke	13
1	Frank Schulte	13
3	Harry Lumley	12
3	Joe Nealon	12
5	Joe Kelley	11
5	Homer Smoot	11
7	Frank Chance	10
7	Sam Mertes	10
7	Jimmy Sheckard	10
7	Harry Steinfeldt	10

Home RunsHR

1	Tim Jordan	12
2	Harry Lumley	9
3	Cy Seymour	8
4	Frank Schulte	7
5	Johnny Bates	6
5	Sherry Magee	6
7	Dave Brain	5
8	Admiral Schlei	4
8	Sammy Strang	4
10	Whitey Alpermann	3
10	Frank Chance	3
10	Joe Nealon	3
10	Harry Steinfeldt	3

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Joe Nealon	83
1	Harry Steinfeldt	83
3	Cy Seymour	80
4	Tim Jordan	78
5	Frank Chance	71
5	Honus Wagner	71
7	Sherry Magee	67
8	Art Devlin	65
9	Joe Tinker	64
10	Claude Ritchey	62

WalksBB

1	Roy Thomas	107
2	Roger Bresnahan	81
3	John Titus	78
4	Bill Dahlen	76
5	Art Devlin	74
6	Miller Huggins	71
7	Frank Chance	70
7	Spike Shannon	70
9	Claude Ritchey	68
10	Jimmy Sheckard	67

Stolen BasesSB

1	Frank Chance	57
2	Sherry Magee	55
3	Art Devlin	54
4	Honus Wagner	53
5	Johnny Evers	49
6	Miller Huggins	41
7	Billy Maloney	38
8	Harry Lumley	35
9	Spike Shannon	33
10	George Browne	32

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Honus Wagner	11.6
2	Art Devlin	9.0
3	Harry Lumley	8.0
4	Miller Huggins	7.4
5	Frank Chance	7.4
6	Sherry Magee	7.4
7	Roger Bresnahan	7.3
8	Roy Thomas	7.1
9	Harry Steinfeldt	6.5
10	Cy Seymour	6.1

Batting Averagemin 468 PA

1	Honus Wagner	.339
2	Harry Steinfeldt	.327
3	Harry Lumley	.324
4	Frank Chance	.319
5	Fred Clarke	.309
6	Art Devlin	.299
7	Miller Huggins	.292
8	Tommy Leach	.286
8	Cy Seymour	.286
10	Fred Tenney	.283

On-Base Percentagemin 468 PA

1	Roger Bresnahan	.419
1	Frank Chance	.419
3	Honus Wagner	.416
4	Art Devlin	.396
5	Harry Steinfeldt	.395
6	Roy Thomas	.393
7	Harry Lumley	.386
8	John Titus	.378
9	Miller Huggins	.376
10	Fred Clarke	.371

Slugging Percentagemin 468 PA

1	Harry Lumley	.477
2	Honus Wagner	.459
3	Frank Chance	.430
3	Harry Steinfeldt	.430
5	Tim Jordan	.422
6	Fred Clarke	.412
7	Sherry Magee	.407
8	Frank Schulte	.396
9	Art Devlin	.390
10	Cy Seymour	.378

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 468 PA

1	Honus Wagner	.875
2	Harry Lumley	.864
3	Frank Chance	.849
4	Harry Steinfeldt	.825
5	Art Devlin	.786
6	Fred Clarke	.784
7	Roger Bresnahan	.775
8	Tim Jordan	.774
9	Sherry Magee	.755
10	Frank Schulte	.720

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Joe McGinnity	27
2	Mordecai Brown	26
3	Vic Willis	23
4	Sam Leever	22
4	Christy Mathewson	22
6	Jack Pfiester	20
6	Jack Taylor	20
6	Jake Weimer	20
9	Ed Reulbach	19
9	Tully Sparks	19

SavesSV

1	Cecil Ferguson	7
2	Hooks Wiltse	6
3	Elmer Stricklett	5
4	Mordecai Brown	3
4	Charlie Chech	3
4	Harry McIntire	3
4	Ed Reulbach	3
4	Tully Sparks	3
9	Bill Duggleby	2
9	Carl Lundgren	2
9	Joe McGinnity	2
9	Doc Scanlan	2

StrikeoutsSO

1	Fred Beebe	171
2	Big Jeff Pfeffer	158
3	Red Ames	156
4	Jack Pfiester	153
5	Johnny Lush	151
5	Irv Young	151
7	Bob Ewing	145
8	Mordecai Brown	144
9	Jake Weimer	141
10	Christy Mathewson	128

Innings PitchedIP

1	Irv Young	358.3
2	Joe McGinnity	339.7
3	Vic Willis	322.0
4	Tully Sparks	316.7
5	Vive Lindaman	307.3
6	Jake Weimer	304.7
7	Big Jeff Pfeffer	302.3
7	Jack Taylor	302.3
9	Elmer Stricklett	291.7
10	Gus Dorner	288.3

Complete GamesCG

1	Irv Young	37
2	Big Jeff Pfeffer	33
3	Vive Lindaman	32
3	Joe McGinnity	32
3	Jack Taylor	32
3	Vic Willis	32
7	Jake Weimer	31
8	Gus Dorner	30
9	Tully Sparks	29
10	Doc Scanlan	28
10	Elmer Stricklett	28

ShutoutsSHO

1	Mordecai Brown	9
2	Lefty Leifield	8
3	Sam Leever	6
3	Christy Mathewson	6
3	Ed Reulbach	6
3	Doc Scanlan	6
3	Tully Sparks	6
3	Jake Weimer	6
3	Vic Willis	6
10	Bill Duggleby	5
10	Carl Lundgren	5
10	Johnny Lush	5
10	Elmer Stricklett	5

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Bob Ewing	6.4
2	Mordecai Brown	6.3
3	Irv Young	6.3
4	Vic Willis	6.3
5	Joe McGinnity	5.9
6	Tully Sparks	5.5
7	Jake Weimer	5.4
8	Jack Pfiester	5.3
9	Hooks Wiltse	4.9
10	Deacon Phillippe	4.8

Earned Run Averagemin 151 IP

1	Mordecai Brown	1.04
2	Jack Pfiester	1.51
3	Ed Reulbach	1.65
4	Vic Willis	1.73
5	Lefty Leifield	1.87
6	Jack Taylor	1.99
7	Tully Sparks	2.16
8	Luther Taylor	2.20
9	Carl Lundgren	2.21
10	Jake Weimer	2.22

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 151 IP

1	Mordecai Brown	0.93
2	Jack Pfiester	0.94
3	Tully Sparks	0.97
4	Ed Reulbach	1.01
5	Bob Ewing	1.07
6	Sam Leever	1.08
7	Bill Duggleby	1.09
8	Lefty Leifield	1.10
9	Deacon Phillippe	1.11
10	Jack Taylor	1.11

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 151 IP

1	Mordecai Brown	2.09
2	Deacon Phillippe	2.12
3	Bob Ewing	2.19
4	Jack Pfiester	2.22
5	Hooks Wiltse	2.26
6	Red Ames	2.32
7	Vic Willis	2.36
8	Christy Mathewson	2.46
9	Ed Karger	2.47
10	Joe McGinnity	2.48

Other leagues

Led the Other leagues — the first row of every table below.

There is no batting average table in this section, and that is not a gap in the record. Rate statistics need a qualifying line, and the one this site uses for 1906 is 468 plate appearances — three point one per team game across a 151-game schedule. The Other leagues played a far shorter league season than that, so no player in it reaches the line and no rate table can be built without comparing a handful of games to a full year. The counting tables above are unaffected: those are simply what the players did.

Batting9 categories

RunsR

1	Bobby Winston	32
2	Pete Hill	25
3	Emilio Palomino	24
4	Grant Johnson	21
5	Nate Harris	18
5	Johnny Hill	18
5	Harry Moore	18
5	Andrew Payne	18
9	Bill Monroe	17
10	Charlie Grant	16
10	Ray Wilson	16

HitsH

1	Pete Hill	42
1	Bobby Winston	42
3	Grant Johnson	34
4	Danny McClellan	33
4	Emilio Palomino	33
6	Bob Jordan	32
6	Andrew Payne	32
8	Bill Monroe	29
8	Harry Moore	29
10	Johnny Hill	28

Doubles2B

1	Grant Johnson	10
2	Bobby Winston	9
3	Harry Moore	7
4	Alfredo Cabrera	6
4	Regino García	6
4	Bob Jordan	6
4	Bill Monroe	6
8	Rube Foster	5
8	Carlos Morán	5
8	Emilio Palomino	5
8	Clarence Williams	5

Triples3B

1	Pete Hill	5
2	Rafael Almeida	4
3	Big Bill Smith	3
4	Sherman Barton	2
4	Harry Buckner	2
4	Rube Foster	2
4	Regino García	2
4	Nate Harris	2
4	Heliodoro Hidalgo	2
4	Grant Johnson	2
4	Rogelio Valdés	2
4	Ray Wilson	2

Home RunsHR

1	Emilio Palomino	4
2	Grant Johnson	3
3	Harry Moore	2
3	Ray Wilson	2
5	William Binga	1
5	Chappie Johnson	1
5	Lino Martínez	1
5	Miguel Prats	1

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Grant Johnson	22
2	Harry Moore	21
3	Emilio Palomino	20
4	Bobby Winston	16
5	Regino García	14
5	Nate Harris	14
5	Bob Jordan	14
5	Ray Wilson	14
9	Eugene Milliner	13
10	Pete Hill	12
10	Chappie Johnson	12
10	Bill Monroe	12
10	John Patterson	12

WalksBB

1	Emilio Palomino	21
2	Bobby Winston	20
3	Nate Harris	14
3	Danny McClellan	14
5	Pete Hill	13
6	Knucks James	11
6	Bill Monroe	11
6	Andrew Payne	11
9	John Patterson	10
10	Sherman Barton	9
10	Alfredo Cabrera	9
10	Chappie Johnson	9
10	Grant Johnson	9

Stolen BasesSB

1	Pete Hill	11
2	Bill Monroe	10
2	Bobby Winston	10
4	Nate Harris	9
5	Harry Buckner	8
5	Emilio Palomino	8
7	John Patterson	7
7	Andrew Payne	7
9	Emmett Bowman	6
9	Johnny Hill	6
9	Danny McClellan	6
9	Ray Wilson	6

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Grant Johnson	2.7
2	Emilio Palomino	2.5
3	Pete Hill	2.4
4	Bobby Winston	2.3
5	Bill Monroe	1.8
6	Andrew Payne	1.6
7	Alfredo Cabrera	1.5
8	Carlos Morán	1.2
9	Harry Moore	1.2
10	Nate Harris	1.1

Pitching7 categories

WinsW

1	Walter Ball	7
2	Danny McClellan	6
2	Bill Merritt	6
4	Harry Buckner	5
5	Emmett Bowman	4
5	Rube Foster	4
5	Billy Holland	4
8	Will Horn	3
8	José Muñoz	3
8	Emilio Palomino	3
8	Inocencio Pérez	3
8	George Washington	3

SavesSV

1	Rube Foster	1
1	Bill Gatewood	1

StrikeoutsSO

1	Bill Merritt	40
2	Rube Foster	39
3	Harry Buckner	32
4	Walter Ball	27
4	Inocencio Pérez	27
6	Emilio Palomino	26
7	Emmett Bowman	25
7	Billy Holland	25
9	Danny McClellan	24
10	José Muñoz	20

Innings PitchedIP

1	Bill Merritt	88.7
2	Walter Ball	80.7
3	Rube Foster	72.0
4	Pedro Medina	71.7
5	Emilio Palomino	69.7
6	Danny McClellan	65.7
7	Harry Buckner	64.7
8	Inocencio Pérez	63.7
9	Ed Wilson	59.7
10	Emmett Bowman	54.0

Complete GamesCG

1	Walter Ball	9
2	Pedro Medina	8
3	Harry Buckner	7
3	Rube Foster	7
3	Bill Merritt	7
3	Emilio Palomino	7
3	Inocencio Pérez	7
8	Danny McClellan	6
9	Emmett Bowman	5
9	Billy Holland	5
9	Ed Wilson	5

ShutoutsSHO

1	Pop Andrews	1
1	Walter Ball	1
1	Emmett Bowman	1
1	Harry Buckner	1
1	Charles Earle	1
1	Rube Foster	1
1	Billy Holland	1
1	Will Horn	1
1	Bill Merritt	1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Walter Ball	1.5
2	Harry Buckner	1.4
3	Rube Foster	1.4
4	Danny McClellan	1.3
5	Billy Holland	1.0
6	Pedro Medina	1.0
7	Pop Andrews	0.9
8	Inocencio Pérez	0.8
9	Bill Gatewood	0.5
10	Kid Carter	0.5

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 1906 is 468 plate appearances and 151 innings pitched. It comes from the length of the schedule — 151 games per team, measured from the season files themselves — at the official rate of 3.1 plate appearances and one inning per team game. Batting average, on-base, slugging, OPS, earned run average and WHIP all use it; a player who came to the plate twice and got two hits does not appear at the top of the batting average table, which is exactly what that line is for. Counting statistics such as home runs and strikeouts have no minimum, because none is needed.

How the rankings were made

Wins above replacement in these tables is ours rather than the source database's, so it will not match a published figure exactly. Also: why every ranking stops at one league, and why some categories are missing on purpose.

Every ranking on this page is worked out inside one league. 1906 is counted as 3 separate leagues — American League, National League and Other leagues, and a player is ranked only against the men in his own. Leading the American League and leading baseball are different claims, and the one we can make from these files is the first. There is no combined table anywhere on this page, because adding two leagues together would produce a number that no record book recognises.

There are 62 ranking tables here, 14 places deep. Players tied on a value share a place, so a table can run past ten rows when the tenth spot is shared, and a league with fewer than ten qualified players in a category is left out rather than shown as a top ten that is not one. A player who did none of the thing is not ranked in it either — a shutout table lists the pitchers who threw one, not the hundreds who threw none tied on zero. Some categories are missing on purpose: nobody leads a league in strikeouts at the plate, in losses, or in home runs allowed. A ranking is meant to mark an achievement, so only achievements are ranked.

Wins above replacement on this page is ours, not the source database's. The hitting and pitching files carry a WAR column that we compute here from the same season lines you see, using park factors and a run environment worked out per season. Published versions elsewhere use different methods and will not match ours exactly. Every other column is the record as the database supplies it.

Names on this page lead to that player's own record. Most of them open a full career page with every season he appeared in. Some open a summary screen instead — we pre-build pages for the players people look for, and everyone else is assembled on demand from the same files, so the numbers are identical either way even though the address looks different.

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