1910 MLB Season Leaders

3 leagues · 155 team games · 62 ranking tables

Awards

None of these awards existed yet. The earliest award in this database is from 1911, so a 1910 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	Ty Cobb	106
2	Nap Lajoie	94
3	Tris Speaker	92
4	Donie Bush	90
5	Clyde Milan	89
6	Harry Wolter	84
7	Home Run Baker	83
7	Sam Crawford	83
9	Eddie Collins	81
9	Harry Hooper	81

HitsH

1	Nap Lajoie	227
2	Ty Cobb	194
3	Eddie Collins	188
4	Tris Speaker	183
5	Sam Crawford	170
6	Danny Murphy	168
6	Rube Oldring	168
8	Home Run Baker	159
9	Harry Hooper	156
10	Duffy Lewis	153

Doubles2B

1	Nap Lajoie	51
2	Ty Cobb	35
3	Duffy Lewis	29
4	Danny Murphy	28
5	Rube Oldring	27
6	Sam Crawford	26
6	Heinie Wagner	26
8	Home Run Baker	25
8	John Knight	25
10	George Moriarty	24

Triples3B

1	Sam Crawford	19
2	Bris Lord	18
2	Danny Murphy	18
4	Birdie Cree	16
4	Jake Stahl	16
6	Home Run Baker	15
6	Eddie Collins	15
8	Rube Oldring	14
8	Tris Speaker	14
10	Ty Cobb	13

Home RunsHR

1	Jake Stahl	10
2	Ty Cobb	8
2	Duffy Lewis	8
4	Tris Speaker	7
5	Sam Crawford	5
6	Birdie Cree	4
6	Nap Lajoie	4
6	Danny Murphy	4
6	Rube Oldring	4
6	Harry Wolter	4

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Sam Crawford	120
2	Ty Cobb	91
3	Eddie Collins	81
4	Jake Stahl	77
5	Nap Lajoie	76
6	Home Run Baker	74
7	Hal Chase	73
7	Birdie Cree	73
9	Duffy Lewis	68
10	Frank LaPorte	67

WalksBB

1	Donie Bush	78
2	Clyde Milan	71
3	Harry Wolter	66
4	Ty Cobb	64
5	Doc Gessler	62
5	Harry Hooper	62
5	Rollie Zeider	62
8	George McBride	61
9	Nap Lajoie	60
10	Topsy Hartsel	58

Stolen BasesSB

1	Eddie Collins	81
2	Ty Cobb	65
3	Donie Bush	49
3	Rollie Zeider	49
5	Clyde Milan	44
6	Bert Daniels	41
7	Hal Chase	40
7	Harry Hooper	40
9	Harry Wolter	39
10	Tris Speaker	35

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Ty Cobb	12.4
2	Nap Lajoie	12.4
3	Eddie Collins	9.9
4	Tris Speaker	9.5
5	Donie Bush	6.7
6	Bobby Wallace	5.8
7	Clyde Milan	5.5
8	Home Run Baker	5.0
9	John Knight	5.0
10	George McBride	4.8

Batting Averagemin 481 PA

1	Nap Lajoie	.383
2	Ty Cobb	.382
3	Tris Speaker	.340
4	Eddie Collins	.324
5	Rube Oldring	.308
6	Danny Murphy	.300
7	Hal Chase	.290
8	Sam Crawford	.289
9	Birdie Cree	.287
10	Home Run Baker	.283
10	Duffy Lewis	.283

On-Base Percentagemin 481 PA

1	Ty Cobb	.455
2	Nap Lajoie	.444
3	Tris Speaker	.404
4	Eddie Collins	.382
5	Clyde Milan	.379
6	Donie Bush	.365
7	Harry Wolter	.364
8	Doc Gessler	.361
9	Birdie Cree	.353
10	Harry Hooper	.346

Slugging Percentagemin 481 PA

1	Ty Cobb	.549
2	Nap Lajoie	.514
3	Tris Speaker	.468
4	Danny Murphy	.436
5	Rube Oldring	.430
6	Jake Stahl	.424
7	Sam Crawford	.423
8	Birdie Cree	.422
9	Eddie Collins	.418
10	Duffy Lewis	.407

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 481 PA

1	Ty Cobb	1.004
2	Nap Lajoie	.958
3	Tris Speaker	.873
4	Eddie Collins	.800
5	Birdie Cree	.775
6	Danny Murphy	.774
7	Rube Oldring	.771
8	Jake Stahl	.758
9	Sam Crawford	.756
10	Duffy Lewis	.734

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Jack Coombs	31
2	Russ Ford	26
3	Walter Johnson	25
4	Charles Bender	23
5	George Mullin	21
6	Cy Morgan	18
6	Jack Quinn	18
6	Ed Walsh	18
9	Bill Donovan	17
10	Eddie Plank	16
10	Ed Willett	16

SavesSV

1	Ed Walsh	5
2	Frank Browning	3
3	Tommy Atkins	2
3	Charley Hall	2
3	Elmer Koestner	2
3	Joe Lake	2
3	Eddie Plank	2
3	Jack Warhop	2
9	Ray Caldwell	1
9	Ray Collins	1
9	Jack Coombs	1
9	Cy Falkenberg	1
9	Ray Fisher	1
9	Russ Ford	1
9	John Frill	1
9	Spec Harkness	1
9	Dutch Hinrichs	1
9	Tom Hughes	1
9	Walter Johnson	1
9	Ed Karger	1
9	Fred Link	1
9	Chris Mahoney	1
9	Doc Reisling	1
9	Jim Scott	1
9	Charlie Smith	1
9	Ralph Stroud	1
9	Hippo Vaughn	1
9	Rube Waddell	1
9	Doc White	1
9	Ralph Works	1

StrikeoutsSO

1	Walter Johnson	313
2	Ed Walsh	258
3	Jack Coombs	224
4	Russ Ford	209
5	Charles Bender	155
6	Smoky Joe Wood	145
7	Joe Lake	141
8	Jim Scott	135
9	Cy Morgan	134
10	Eddie Plank	123

Innings PitchedIP

1	Walter Johnson	370.0
2	Ed Walsh	369.7
3	Jack Coombs	353.0
4	Russ Ford	299.7
5	Cy Morgan	290.7
6	George Mullin	289.0
7	Joe Lake	261.3
8	Bob Groom	257.7
9	Cy Falkenberg	256.7
10	Eddie Plank	250.3

Complete GamesCG

1	Walter Johnson	38
2	Jack Coombs	35
3	Ed Walsh	33
4	Russ Ford	29
5	George Mullin	27
6	Charles Bender	25
7	Joe Lake	24
8	Cy Morgan	23
9	Bob Groom	22
9	Eddie Plank	22

ShutoutsSHO

1	Jack Coombs	13
2	Russ Ford	8
2	Walter Johnson	8
4	Ed Walsh	7
5	George Mullin	5
5	Hippo Vaughn	5
7	Ray Collins	4
7	Fred Olmstead	4
7	Ed Willett	4
7	Irv Young	4

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Walter Johnson	12.5
2	Ed Walsh	10.9
3	Russ Ford	8.4
4	Jack Coombs	8.4
5	Charles Bender	6.9
6	Ray Collins	6.2
7	Joe Lake	5.8
8	Eddie Plank	5.4
9	Doc White	5.1
10	Hippo Vaughn	4.9

Earned Run Averagemin 155 IP

1	Ed Walsh	1.27
2	Jack Coombs	1.30
3	Walter Johnson	1.36
4	Cy Morgan	1.55
5	Charles Bender	1.58
6	Ray Collins	1.62
7	Russ Ford	1.65
8	Smoky Joe Wood	1.69
9	Hippo Vaughn	1.83
10	Charley Hall	1.91

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 155 IP

1	Ed Walsh	0.82
2	Russ Ford	0.88
3	Walter Johnson	0.91
4	Charles Bender	0.92
5	Ray Collins	1.00
6	Jack Coombs	1.03
7	Frank Smith	1.05
8	Smoky Joe Wood	1.07
9	Cy Young	1.08
10	Eddie Plank	1.09

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 155 IP

1	Walter Johnson	1.42
2	Ed Walsh	1.66
3	Charles Bender	1.85
4	Russ Ford	1.91
5	Ray Collins	2.03
6	Smoky Joe Wood	2.08
7	Jack Coombs	2.12
8	Cy Young	2.21
9	Joe Lake	2.27
10	Eddie Plank	2.28

National League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1	Sherry Magee	110
2	Bobby Byrne	101
2	Miller Huggins	101
4	Larry Doyle	97
5	Bob Bescher	95
6	Frank Schulte	93
7	Josh Devore	92
8	Johnny Bates	91
8	John Titus	91
10	Honus Wagner	90

HitsH

1	Bobby Byrne	178
1	Honus Wagner	178
3	Sherry Magee	172
3	Zack Wheat	172
5	Dick Hoblitzell	170
6	Frank Schulte	168
7	Mike Mitchell	167
8	Larry Doyle	164
9	Fred Beck	157
9	Ed Konetchy	157

Doubles2B

1	Bobby Byrne	43
2	Sherry Magee	39
3	Zack Wheat	36
4	Fred Merkle	35
5	Honus Wagner	34
6	Fred Beck	32
7	Mickey Doolin	31
8	Frank Schulte	29
9	Doc Miller	27
9	Red Murray	27
9	Jimmy Sheckard	27

Triples3B

1	Mike Mitchell	18
2	Sherry Magee	17
3	Solly Hofman	16
3	Ed Konetchy	16
5	Jake Daubert	15
5	Frank Schulte	15
5	Zack Wheat	15
8	Larry Doyle	14
8	Fred Merkle	14
10	Dick Hoblitzell	13
10	John Hummel	13
10	Owen Wilson	13

Home RunsHR

1	Fred Beck	10
1	Frank Schulte	10
3	Jake Daubert	8
3	Larry Doyle	8
5	John Flynn	6
5	Sherry Magee	6
7	John Hummel	5
7	Mike Mitchell	5
7	Jimmy Sheckard	5
7	Bill Sweeney	5

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Sherry Magee	123
2	Mike Mitchell	88
3	Red Murray	87
4	Solly Hofman	86
5	Honus Wagner	81
6	Ed Konetchy	78
7	John Hummel	74
8	Steve Evans	73
9	Larry McLean	71
10	Dick Hoblitzell	70
10	Fred Merkle	70
10	Mike Mowrey	70

WalksBB

1	Miller Huggins	116
2	Johnny Evers	108
3	Sherry Magee	94
4	John Titus	93
5	Jimmy Sheckard	83
6	Bob Bescher	81
7	Steve Evans	78
7	Ed Konetchy	78
9	Al Bridwell	73
10	Larry Doyle	71
10	Fred Snodgrass	71

Stolen BasesSB

1	Bob Bescher	70
2	Red Murray	57
3	Dode Paskert	51
4	Sherry Magee	49
5	Josh Devore	43
6	Dick Egan	41
6	Hans Lobert	41
8	Larry Doyle	39
9	Bobby Byrne	36
9	Bill Collins	36

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Sherry Magee	10.4
2	Honus Wagner	8.7
3	Dode Paskert	8.4
4	Solly Hofman	8.0
5	Fred Snodgrass	7.6
6	Johnny Bates	7.6
7	Miller Huggins	7.4
8	Ed Konetchy	6.2
9	Bob Bescher	6.2
10	Johnny Evers	6.0

Batting Averagemin 481 PA

1	Sherry Magee	.331
2	Solly Hofman	.325
3	Fred Snodgrass	.321
4	Honus Wagner	.320
5	Johnny Bates	.305
6	Josh Devore	.304
7	Ed Konetchy	.302
8	Frank Schulte	.301
9	Dode Paskert	.300
10	Bobby Byrne	.296

On-Base Percentagemin 481 PA

1	Sherry Magee	.445
2	Fred Snodgrass	.440
3	Johnny Evers	.413
4	Solly Hofman	.406
5	Miller Huggins	.399
6	Ed Konetchy	.397
7	Honus Wagner	.390
8	Dode Paskert	.389
9	Johnny Bates	.385
10	Steve Evans	.376

Slugging Percentagemin 481 PA

1	Sherry Magee	.507
2	Solly Hofman	.461
3	Frank Schulte	.460
4	Fred Merkle	.441
5	Fred Snodgrass	.432
5	Honus Wagner	.432
7	Ed Konetchy	.425
8	Johnny Bates	.420
9	Bobby Byrne	.417
10	Fred Beck	.415

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 481 PA

1	Sherry Magee	.952
2	Fred Snodgrass	.871
3	Solly Hofman	.867
4	Ed Konetchy	.822
4	Honus Wagner	.822
6	Frank Schulte	.809
7	Johnny Bates	.805
8	Fred Merkle	.793
9	Bobby Byrne	.783
10	Larry Doyle	.781

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Christy Mathewson	27
2	Mordecai Brown	25
3	Earl Moore	22
4	King Cole	20
4	George Suggs	20
6	Babe Adams	18
7	Doc Crandall	17
7	Nap Rucker	17
9	Bob Ewing	16
9	Al Mattern	16

SavesSV

1	Mordecai Brown	7
1	Harry Gaspar	7
3	Doc Crandall	5
4	Deacon Phillippe	4
4	Lew Richie	4
6	Frank Corridon	3
6	George Suggs	3
6	Vic Willis	3
9	Les Backman	2
9	Buster Brown	2
9	Howie Camnitz	2
9	Cliff Curtis	2
9	Chick Evans	2
9	Sam Frock	2
9	Bob Harmon	2
9	Bert Humphries	2
9	Sam Leever	2
9	Lefty Leifield	2
9	Dick Rudolph	2
9	Slim Sallee	2
9	Doc Scanlan	2
9	Kirby White	2
9	Hooks Wiltse	2

StrikeoutsSO

1	Earl Moore	185
2	Christy Mathewson	184
3	Louis Drucke	151
4	Nap Rucker	147
5	Mordecai Brown	143
6	Howie Camnitz	120
7	King Cole	114
8	Jack Rowan	108
9	Doc Scanlan	103
10	George Bell	102
10	Bob Ewing	102

Innings PitchedIP

1	Nap Rucker	320.3
2	Christy Mathewson	318.3
3	George Bell	310.0
4	Al Mattern	305.0
5	Mordecai Brown	295.3
6	Earl Moore	283.0
7	Harry Gaspar	275.0
8	Cy Barger	271.7
9	George Suggs	266.0
10	Buster Brown	263.0

Complete GamesCG

1	Mordecai Brown	27
1	Christy Mathewson	27
1	Nap Rucker	27
4	Cy Barger	25
4	George Bell	25
6	George Suggs	23
7	King Cole	21
8	Bob Ewing	20
9	Earl Moore	18
9	Jack Rowan	18
9	Hooks Wiltse	18

ShutoutsSHO

1	Mordecai Brown	6
1	Al Mattern	6
1	Earl Moore	6
1	Nap Rucker	6
5	George Bell	4
5	King Cole	4
5	Bob Ewing	4
5	Harry Gaspar	4
5	Orval Overall	4
5	Jack Rowan	4

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Christy Mathewson	8.4
2	Nap Rucker	6.5
3	Mordecai Brown	6.4
4	Howie Camnitz	5.8
5	George Bell	5.3
6	Earl Moore	5.0
7	Babe Adams	4.9
8	George Suggs	4.6
9	Hooks Wiltse	4.5
10	Louis Drucke	4.3

Earned Run Averagemin 155 IP

1	King Cole	1.80
2	Mordecai Brown	1.86
3	Christy Mathewson	1.89
4	Red Ames	2.22
5	Babe Adams	2.24
6	George Suggs	2.40
7	Louis Drucke	2.47
8	Doc Crandall	2.56
9	Earl Moore	2.58
10	Harry Gaspar	2.58
10	Nap Rucker	2.58

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 155 IP

1	Mordecai Brown	1.08
2	Christy Mathewson	1.11
3	George Suggs	1.11
4	George Bell	1.13
5	Babe Adams	1.13
6	Doc Crandall	1.14
7	Harry McIntire	1.15
8	Red Ames	1.18
8	Nap Rucker	1.18
10	Howie Camnitz	1.18

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 155 IP

1	Christy Mathewson	1.99
2	Mordecai Brown	2.21
3	Howie Camnitz	2.32
4	Louis Drucke	2.43
5	Nap Rucker	2.51
6	Hooks Wiltse	2.51
7	Babe Adams	2.55
8	Red Ames	2.66
9	George Suggs	2.66
10	Earl Moore	2.66

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 1910 is 481 plate appearances — three point one per team game across a 155-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	Pete Hill	28
2	Frank Duncan	25
3	Luis Bustamante	22
3	Regino García	22
5	Grant Johnson	19
6	Ramón Govantes	16
6	Ricardo Hernández	16
8	Charles Earle	15
8	Gervasio González	15
8	Knucks James	15
8	Agustín Parpetti	15
8	Esteban Santa Cruz	15

HitsH

1	Pete Hill	48
2	Regino García	35
3	John Henry Lloyd	33
4	Agustín Parpetti	30
5	Luis Bustamante	29
5	Grant Johnson	29
7	Frank Duncan	27
8	Pete Booker	26
9	Heliodoro Hidalgo	25
9	José Magriñat	25

Doubles2B

1	Regino García	10
1	Pete Hill	10
3	Grant Johnson	9
3	John Henry Lloyd	9
5	Armando Cabañas	7
6	Pete Booker	6
7	Pelayo Chacón	5
7	Heliodoro Hidalgo	5
7	José Magriñat	5
7	Rogelio Valdés	5

Triples3B

1	Jesse Barber	4
1	Pete Hill	4
1	Gus James	4
1	Agustín Parpetti	4
5	Ricardo Hernández	3
5	Heliodoro Hidalgo	3
5	José Magriñat	3
5	Jules Thomas	3
9	Pop Andrews	2
9	Charles Earle	2
9	Bill Francis	2
9	Gervasio González	2
9	José Méndez	2
9	Sam Mongin	2
9	Bill Pierce	2

Home RunsHR

1	Pete Hill	4
2	Bill Pettus	3
3	Charles Earle	2
3	John Henry Lloyd	2
3	Dick Wallace	2
6	Jesse Barber	1
6	Pelayo Chacón	1
6	Regino García	1
6	Gervasio González	1
6	Ramón Govantes	1
6	Heliodoro Hidalgo	1
6	Johnson Hill	1
6	Fred Hutchinson	1
6	Gus James	1
6	Knucks James	1
6	Chappie Johnson	1
6	Grant Johnson	1
6	Harry Moore	1
6	Joseph Parks	1
6	Agustín Parpetti	1
6	Spottswood Poles	1
6	Bee Selden	1
6	Jules Thomas	1
6	Sam Wiley	1

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Pete Hill	27
2	Regino García	23
2	John Henry Lloyd	23
4	Agustín Parpetti	20
5	Pelayo Chacón	17
6	Jesse Barber	15
7	Gervasio González	14
7	Grant Johnson	14
9	Pete Booker	13
9	Heliodoro Hidalgo	13
9	Jules Thomas	13

WalksBB

1	Luis Bustamante	14
2	Ramón Govantes	11
3	Frank Duncan	10
4	Harry Moore	9
4	Agustín Parpetti	9
4	Manuel Villa	9
7	Gervasio González	8
7	Ricardo Hernández	8
7	Bill Pierce	8
10	Bill Francis	7
10	Spottswood Poles	7
10	Dick Wallace	7

Stolen BasesSB

1	Phil Bradley	10
2	Charles Earle	7
3	Bill Monroe	5
3	Esteban Santa Cruz	5
5	Luis Bustamante	4
5	Nate Harris	4
7	Emmett Bowman	3
7	Bill Francis	3
7	Ricardo Hernández	3
7	John Henry Lloyd	3
7	Bobby Winston	3

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Pete Hill	3.1
2	Charles Earle	1.5
3	Luis Bustamante	1.5
4	John Henry Lloyd	1.4
5	Regino García	1.2
6	Grant Johnson	1.1
7	Jesse Barber	1.0
8	Jules Thomas	0.9
9	Agustín Parpetti	0.8
10	Bill Pierce	0.8

Pitching7 categories

WinsW

1	Frank Wickware	8
2	Eustaquio Pedroso	6
3	Charles Dougherty	5
3	Lico Mederos	5
3	Joe Williams	5
6	Pop Andrews	4
7	Walter Ball	3
7	Harry Buckner	3
7	Rube Foster	3
7	José Méndez	3
7	José Muñoz	3
7	Lee Wade	3

SavesSV

1	Charles Earle	1
1	Frank Wickware	1

StrikeoutsSO

1	Frank Wickware	56
2	Charles Dougherty	50
3	Joe Williams	45
4	Lico Mederos	41
5	Eustaquio Pedroso	39
6	José Méndez	38
7	Lee Wade	36
8	Pastor Pareda	34
9	José Muñoz	23
10	Rube Foster	20
10	Luis González	20

Innings PitchedIP

1	Lico Mederos	80.3
2	Frank Wickware	79.7
3	Pastor Pareda	74.3
4	Lee Wade	71.0
5	Eustaquio Pedroso	69.3
6	José Méndez	67.0
7	Charles Dougherty	60.3
8	Joe Williams	57.0
9	Steel Arm Johnny Taylor	50.3
10	José Muñoz	44.7

Complete GamesCG

1	Lico Mederos	8
1	Frank Wickware	8
3	José Méndez	7
3	Pastor Pareda	7
3	Eustaquio Pedroso	7
6	Charles Dougherty	5
6	José Muñoz	5
6	Lee Wade	5
6	Joe Williams	5
10	Charles Earle	4
10	Rube Foster	4
10	Luis González	4

ShutoutsSHO

1	Pop Andrews	1
1	Charles Dougherty	1
1	Pastor Pareda	1
1	Frank Wickware	1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Frank Wickware	2.5
2	Lico Mederos	2.1
3	Joe Williams	2.0
4	José Méndez	1.9
5	Pastor Pareda	1.5
6	Lee Wade	1.4
7	José Muñoz	1.4
8	Charles Dougherty	1.3
9	Eustaquio Pedroso	1.2
10	Steel Arm Johnny Taylor	1.0

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 1910 is 481 plate appearances and 155 innings pitched. It comes from the length of the schedule — 155 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. 1910 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, 30 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.

Data for 1871 to 2025: Lahman Baseball Database 2025, compiled by SABR (Society for American Baseball Research) and licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported. Negro Leagues data licensed from Seamheads.com and included under SABR major-league recommendations (2021-02-11, 2024-06-03). This page ranks the 1910 season lines published on this site, league by league, with WAR worked out here. — the WAR columns are computed here — and they are published under the same CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported licence, as ShareAlike requires. That database is published once a season is complete, so the 2026 figures on this site come from a different place: the MLB Stats API, whose notice reads “Copyright 2026 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. Use of any content on this page acknowledges agreement to the terms posted here http://gdx.mlb.com/components/copyright.txt”. Those numbers are MLB Advanced Media, L.P.’s, not SABR (Society for American Baseball Research)’s, and they carry that notice rather than the CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported licence above. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Major League Baseball or any of its clubs.