1912 MLB Leaders and Award Winners

3 leagues · 150 team games · 61 ranking tables · 2 awards

Awards

Most Valuable Player

Larry DoyleNational League
Tris SpeakerAmerican League

Not every award existed in this season. This database has Rookie of the Year (from 1947), Cy Young Award (from 1956), Gold Glove (from 1957), Silver Slugger (from 1980). Their absence here is not a statement about these players: those awards had not been invented yet.

American League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1	Eddie Collins	137
2	Tris Speaker	136
3	Shoeless Joe Jackson	121
4	Ty Cobb	120
5	Home Run Baker	116
6	Donie Bush	107
7	Clyde Milan	105
8	Morrie Rath	104
9	Eddie Foster	98
9	Harry Hooper	98

HitsH

1	Ty Cobb	226
1	Shoeless Joe Jackson	226
3	Tris Speaker	222
4	Home Run Baker	200
5	Eddie Collins	189
5	Sam Crawford	189
7	Stuffy McInnis	186
8	Clyde Milan	184
9	Eddie Foster	176
10	Del Pratt	172

Doubles2B

1	Tris Speaker	53
2	Shoeless Joe Jackson	44
3	Home Run Baker	40
4	Duffy Lewis	36
5	Shano Collins	34
5	Eddie Foster	34
5	Nap Lajoie	34
8	Ty Cobb	30
8	Sam Crawford	30
10	Danny Moeller	26
10	Del Pratt	26

Triples3B

1	Shoeless Joe Jackson	26
2	Ty Cobb	23
3	Home Run Baker	21
3	Sam Crawford	21
5	Larry Gardner	18
6	Chick Gandil	15
6	Del Pratt	15
8	Stuffy McInnis	13
9	Harry Hooper	12
9	Harry Lord	12
9	Tris Speaker	12
9	Amos Strunk	12

Home RunsHR

1	Home Run Baker	10
1	Tris Speaker	10
3	Ty Cobb	7
4	Duffy Lewis	6
4	Danny Moeller	6
4	Guy Zinn	6
7	Ping Bodie	5
7	Harry Lord	5
7	Del Pratt	5
10	Hal Chase	4
10	Sam Crawford	4

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Home Run Baker	130
2	Sam Crawford	109
2	Duffy Lewis	109
4	Stuffy McInnis	101
5	Shoeless Joe Jackson	90
5	Nap Lajoie	90
5	Tris Speaker	90
8	Larry Gardner	86
9	Ty Cobb	83
10	Shano Collins	81
10	Chick Gandil	81

WalksBB

1	Donie Bush	117
2	Eddie Collins	101
3	Morrie Rath	95
4	Burt Shotton	86
5	Tris Speaker	82
6	Harry Hooper	66
7	Roy Hartzell	64
8	Clyde Milan	63
9	Heinie Wagner	62
10	William Louden	58

Stolen BasesSB

1	Clyde Milan	88
2	Eddie Collins	63
3	Ty Cobb	61
4	Tris Speaker	52
5	Rollie Zeider	47
6	Sam Crawford	41
7	Home Run Baker	40
8	Bert Daniels	37
9	Donie Bush	35
9	Shoeless Joe Jackson	35
9	Burt Shotton	35

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Tris Speaker	11.2
2	Ty Cobb	10.0
3	Home Run Baker	9.1
4	Eddie Collins	9.0
5	Shoeless Joe Jackson	9.0
6	Donie Bush	5.7
7	Nap Lajoie	5.2
8	Burt Shotton	4.8
9	Larry Gardner	4.6
10	Clyde Milan	4.5

Batting Averagemin 465 PA

1	Ty Cobb	.409
2	Shoeless Joe Jackson	.395
3	Tris Speaker	.383
4	Nap Lajoie	.368
5	Eddie Collins	.348
6	Home Run Baker	.347
7	Stuffy McInnis	.327
8	Sam Crawford	.325
9	Larry Gardner	.315
10	Clyde Milan	.306

On-Base Percentagemin 465 PA

1	Tris Speaker	.464
2	Shoeless Joe Jackson	.458
3	Ty Cobb	.456
4	Eddie Collins	.450
5	Nap Lajoie	.414
6	Home Run Baker	.404
7	Burt Shotton	.390
8	Stuffy McInnis	.384
9	Larry Gardner	.383
10	Morrie Rath	.380

Slugging Percentagemin 465 PA

1	Ty Cobb	.584
2	Shoeless Joe Jackson	.579
3	Tris Speaker	.567
4	Home Run Baker	.541
5	Sam Crawford	.470
6	Nap Lajoie	.462
7	Larry Gardner	.449
8	Eddie Collins	.435
9	Stuffy McInnis	.433
10	Chick Gandil	.431

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 465 PA

1	Ty Cobb	1.040
2	Shoeless Joe Jackson	1.036
3	Tris Speaker	1.031
4	Home Run Baker	.945
5	Eddie Collins	.885
6	Nap Lajoie	.876
7	Sam Crawford	.843
8	Larry Gardner	.832
9	Stuffy McInnis	.817
10	Chick Gandil	.781

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Smoky Joe Wood	34
2	Walter Johnson	33
3	Ed Walsh	27
4	Eddie Plank	26
5	Bob Groom	24
6	Jack Coombs	21
7	Hugh Bedient	20
7	Vean Gregg	20
7	Buck O'Brien	20
10	Fred Blanding	18

SavesSV

1	Ed Walsh	10
2	Jean Dubuc	3
2	Frank Lange	3
2	George Mogridge	3
2	Jack Warhop	3
6	Hugh Bedient	2
6	Charles Bender	2
6	Jack Coombs	2
6	Vean Gregg	2
6	Charley Hall	2
6	Earl Hamilton	2
6	Walter Johnson	2
6	Paul Musser	2
6	Herb Pennock	2
6	Eddie Plank	2

StrikeoutsSO

1	Walter Johnson	303
2	Smoky Joe Wood	258
3	Ed Walsh	254
4	Vean Gregg	184
5	Bob Groom	179
6	Earl Hamilton	139
7	Hugh Bedient	122
8	Jack Coombs	120
9	Buck O'Brien	115
10	Joe Lake	114

Innings PitchedIP

1	Ed Walsh	393.0
2	Walter Johnson	369.0
3	Smoky Joe Wood	344.0
4	Bob Groom	316.0
5	Russ Ford	291.7
6	Ed Willett	284.3
7	Buck O'Brien	275.7
8	Vean Gregg	271.3
9	Jack Coombs	262.3
10	Fred Blanding	262.0

Complete GamesCG

1	Smoky Joe Wood	35
2	Walter Johnson	34
3	Ed Walsh	32
4	Russ Ford	30
5	Bob Groom	28
5	Ed Willett	28
7	Vean Gregg	26
8	Buck O'Brien	25
9	Fred Blanding	23
9	Jack Coombs	23
9	Jean Dubuc	23
9	Eddie Plank	23

ShutoutsSHO

1	Smoky Joe Wood	10
2	Walter Johnson	7
3	Ed Walsh	6
4	Eddie Plank	5
5	Ray Collins	4
6	Joe Benz	3
6	Carroll Brown	3
6	Ray Caldwell	3
6	George Kahler	3
10	George Baumgardner	2
10	Jean Dubuc	2
10	Bob Groom	2
10	Charley Hall	2
10	Frank Lange	2
10	George Mullin	2
10	Buck O'Brien	2
10	Carl Weilman	2

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Walter Johnson	11.3
2	Smoky Joe Wood	10.1
3	Ed Walsh	9.5
4	Bob Groom	7.4
5	Vean Gregg	6.4
6	Russ Ford	5.3
7	Buck O'Brien	5.1
8	Jack Warhop	5.0
9	Hugh Bedient	4.8
10	Earl Hamilton	4.7

Earned Run Averagemin 150 IP

1	Walter Johnson	1.39
2	Smoky Joe Wood	1.91
3	Ed Walsh	2.15
4	Eddie Plank	2.22
5	Ray Collins	2.53
6	Buck O'Brien	2.58
7	Vean Gregg	2.59
8	Bob Groom	2.62
9	Charles Bender	2.74
10	George McConnell	2.75

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 150 IP

1	Walter Johnson	0.91
2	Smoky Joe Wood	1.01
3	Ed Walsh	1.08
4	Hugh Bedient	1.13
5	Ray Collins	1.17
6	Charles Bender	1.18
7	Buck O'Brien	1.19
8	Bob Groom	1.21
9	Eddie Plank	1.22
9	Jack Warhop	1.22

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 150 IP

1	Walter Johnson	2.04
2	Smoky Joe Wood	2.26
3	Charles Bender	2.49
4	Ed Walsh	2.50
5	Bob Groom	2.80
6	Vean Gregg	2.81
7	Joe Lake	2.81
8	Willie Mitchell	2.87
9	Hugh Bedient	2.90
10	Eddie Cicotte	2.96

National League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1	Bob Bescher	120
2	Max Carey	114
3	Vin Campbell	102
3	Dode Paskert	102
5	Bobby Byrne	99
5	John Titus	99
7	Larry Doyle	98
8	Heinie Zimmerman	95
9	Fred Snodgrass	91
9	Honus Wagner	91

HitsH

1	Heinie Zimmerman	207
2	Bill Sweeney	204
3	Vin Campbell	185
4	Larry Doyle	184
5	Honus Wagner	181
6	Max Carey	177
7	Owen Wilson	175
8	Jake Daubert	172
9	Dode Paskert	170
10	Ed Konetchy	169

Doubles2B

1	Heinie Zimmerman	41
2	Dode Paskert	37
3	Honus Wagner	35
4	Larry Doyle	33
4	Dots Miller	33
6	Vin Campbell	32
6	Dick Hoblitzell	32
6	John Titus	32
9	Bobby Byrne	31
9	Fred Luderus	31
9	Bill Sweeney	31

Triples3B

1	Owen Wilson	36
2	Red Murray	20
2	Honus Wagner	20
4	Jake Daubert	16
5	Vic Saier	14
5	Heinie Zimmerman	14
7	Ed Konetchy	13
7	Mike Mitchell	13
7	Bill Sweeney	13
10	Dick Hoblitzell	12
10	Dots Miller	12

Home RunsHR

1	Heinie Zimmerman	14
2	Frank Schulte	12
3	Gavvy Cravath	11
3	Fred Merkle	11
3	Owen Wilson	11
6	Larry Doyle	10
6	Fred Luderus	10
8	Ben Houser	8
8	Ed Konetchy	8
8	Zack Wheat	8

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Honus Wagner	102
2	Bill Sweeney	100
3	Heinie Zimmerman	99
4	Owen Wilson	95
5	Red Murray	92
6	Larry Doyle	90
7	Dots Miller	87
8	Dick Hoblitzell	85
9	Fred Merkle	84
10	Ed Konetchy	82

WalksBB

1	Jimmy Sheckard	122
2	Dode Paskert	91
3	Miller Huggins	87
4	Bob Bescher	83
5	John Titus	82
6	Johnny Evers	74
7	Ed McDonald	70
7	Fred Snodgrass	70
9	Herbie Moran	69
10	Bill Sweeney	68

Stolen BasesSB

1	Bob Bescher	67
2	Max Carey	45
3	Fred Snodgrass	43
4	Red Murray	38
5	Buck Herzog	37
5	Fred Merkle	37
7	Larry Doyle	36
7	Dode Paskert	36
9	Miller Huggins	35
9	Armando Marsans	35

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Bill Sweeney	9.8
2	Honus Wagner	9.4
3	Heinie Zimmerman	8.8
4	Johnny Evers	7.2
5	Dode Paskert	6.9
6	Bob Bescher	6.5
7	Larry Doyle	6.3
8	Max Carey	6.0
9	Miller Huggins	5.7
10	Owen Wilson	5.6

Batting Averagemin 465 PA

1	Heinie Zimmerman	.372
2	Bill Sweeney	.344
3	Johnny Evers	.341
4	Larry Doyle	.330
5	Honus Wagner	.324
6	Dode Paskert	.315
7	Ed Konetchy	.314
8	Fred Merkle	.309
8	John Titus	.309
10	Jake Daubert	.308

On-Base Percentagemin 465 PA

1	Johnny Evers	.431
2	Miller Huggins	.422
3	Dode Paskert	.420
4	Heinie Zimmerman	.418
5	Bill Sweeney	.416
5	John Titus	.416
7	Honus Wagner	.395
8	Larry Doyle	.393
9	Jimmy Sheckard	.392
10	Ed Konetchy	.389

Slugging Percentagemin 465 PA

1	Heinie Zimmerman	.571
2	Owen Wilson	.513
3	Honus Wagner	.496
4	Larry Doyle	.471
5	Gavvy Cravath	.470
6	Ed Konetchy	.455
7	Zack Wheat	.450
8	Fred Merkle	.449
9	John Titus	.446
10	Bill Sweeney	.445

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 465 PA

1	Heinie Zimmerman	.989
2	Honus Wagner	.891
3	Johnny Evers	.873
4	Larry Doyle	.864
5	John Titus	.862
6	Bill Sweeney	.861
7	Owen Wilson	.855
8	Ed Konetchy	.844
9	Dode Paskert	.833
10	Gavvy Cravath	.828

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1	Larry Cheney	26
1	Rube Marquard	26
3	Claude Hendrix	24
4	Christy Mathewson	23
5	Howie Camnitz	22
6	Pete Alexander	19
6	George Suggs	19
8	Rube Benton	18
8	Bob Harmon	18
8	Nap Rucker	18

SavesSV

1	Slim Sallee	6
2	Christy Mathewson	4
2	Ed Reulbach	4
2	Nap Rucker	4
5	Pete Alexander	3
5	Jimmy Lavender	3
5	Hub Perdue	3
5	George Suggs	3
5	Hooks Wiltse	3
10	Red Ames	2
10	Rube Benton	2
10	Ad Brennan	2
10	Howie Camnitz	2
10	Doc Crandall	2
10	Bert Humphries	2
10	Bobby Keefe	2
10	Hank Robinson	2
10	Tom Seaton	2
10	Bill Steele	2
10	Joe Willis	2

StrikeoutsSO

1	Pete Alexander	195
2	Claude Hendrix	176
3	Rube Marquard	175
4	Rube Benton	162
5	Nap Rucker	151
6	Marty O'Toole	150
7	Lefty Tyler	144
8	Larry Cheney	140
9	Christy Mathewson	134
10	Howie Camnitz	121

Innings PitchedIP

1	Pete Alexander	310.3
2	Christy Mathewson	310.0
3	Larry Cheney	303.3
4	George Suggs	303.0
5	Rube Benton	302.0
6	Nap Rucker	297.7
7	Art Fromme	296.0
8	Rube Marquard	294.7
9	Slim Sallee	294.0
10	Claude Hendrix	288.7

Complete GamesCG

1	Larry Cheney	28
2	Christy Mathewson	27
3	Pete Alexander	25
3	Claude Hendrix	25
3	George Suggs	25
6	Art Fromme	23
6	Nap Rucker	23
8	Rube Benton	22
8	Howie Camnitz	22
8	Rube Marquard	22

ShutoutsSHO

1	Nap Rucker	6
2	Marty O'Toole	5
2	George Suggs	5
4	Larry Cheney	4
4	Claude Hendrix	4
4	Lew Richie	4
7	Pete Alexander	3
7	Art Fromme	3
7	Bob Harmon	3
7	Jimmy Lavender	3
7	Eppa Rixey	3
7	Slim Sallee	3
7	Jeff Tesreau	3

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Christy Mathewson	7.6
2	Rube Marquard	6.4
3	Nap Rucker	6.2
4	Pete Alexander	5.9
5	George Suggs	5.8
6	Claude Hendrix	5.3
7	Rube Benton	5.2
8	Slim Sallee	5.0
9	Larry Cheney	5.0
10	Art Fromme	4.8

Earned Run Averagemin 150 IP

1	Jeff Tesreau	1.96
2	Christy Mathewson	2.12
3	Nap Rucker	2.21
4	Hank Robinson	2.26
5	Red Ames	2.46
6	Eppa Rixey	2.50
7	Rube Marquard	2.57
8	Claude Hendrix	2.59
9	Slim Sallee	2.60
10	Marty O'Toole	2.71

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 150 IP

1	Hank Robinson	1.01
2	Christy Mathewson	1.11
3	Nap Rucker	1.16
4	Jeff Tesreau	1.17
5	Babe Adams	1.20
6	Howie Camnitz	1.22
7	Slim Sallee	1.23
8	Larry Cheney	1.23
9	Eppa Rixey	1.24
9	George Suggs	1.24

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 150 IP

1	Christy Mathewson	2.60
2	Red Ames	2.81
3	Nap Rucker	2.87
4	Hank Robinson	2.87
5	Rube Marquard	2.92
6	George Suggs	3.10
7	Babe Adams	3.10
7	Claude Hendrix	3.10
9	Pete Alexander	3.14
10	Ad Brennan	3.17

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 1912 is 465 plate appearances — three point one per team game across a 150-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	41
2	Jesse Barber	39
2	Frank Duncan	39
4	Bill Pierce	34
5	Joe Hewitt	25
6	Wesley Pryor	23
7	Andrew Payne	21
7	Bruce Petway	21
9	Jules Thomas	20
10	Sam Bennett	17
10	Dick Wallace	17

HitsH

1	Jesse Barber	66
1	Frank Duncan	66
3	Pete Hill	63
4	Bill Pierce	52
4	Wesley Pryor	52
6	Sam Bennett	47
7	Andrew Payne	46
8	Jules Thomas	40
9	Joe Hewitt	37
10	Bill Monroe	36

Doubles2B

1	Sam Bennett	13
2	Jesse Barber	12
3	Frank Duncan	11
3	Bill Pierce	11
5	Pete Hill	10
6	Bruce Petway	6
6	Wesley Pryor	6
6	Jules Thomas	6
9	Bill Handy	5
9	José Magriñat	5
9	Andrew Payne	5
9	Dick Wallace	5

Triples3B

1	Bill Pierce	6
2	Jesse Barber	4
2	Pete Hill	4
2	Wesley Pryor	4
5	Frank Duncan	3
5	Sam Mongin	3
7	Sam Bennett	2
7	Ashby Dunbar	2
7	Joe Hewitt	2
7	Andrew Payne	2
7	Jules Thomas	2
7	Jess Turner	2

Home RunsHR

1	Jules Thomas	5
2	Bill Pettus	3
3	Bill Handy	2
3	Pete Hill	2
3	Hurley McNair	2
3	Bill Pierce	2
3	Wesley Pryor	2
3	Joe Williams	2
9	Walter Ball	1
9	Sam Bennett	1
9	Jesse Bragg	1
9	George Brown	1
9	Morten Clark	1
9	Frank Duncan	1
9	Leroy Grant	1
9	Chick Harper	1
9	Joe Hewitt	1
9	Heliodoro Hidalgo	1
9	Guy Jackson	1
9	Chappie Johnson	1
9	Topeka Jack Johnson	1
9	John Henry Lloyd	1
9	Jimmie Lyons	1
9	Al Robinson	1
9	Big Bill Smith	1
9	C. I. Taylor	1

Runs Batted InRBI

1	Pete Hill	34
2	Bill Pierce	31
3	Frank Duncan	26
4	Jesse Barber	25
5	Wesley Pryor	23
6	Andrew Payne	21
7	Sam Bennett	19
7	Jules Thomas	19
9	Bill Monroe	16
10	José Magriñat	15
10	Bruce Petway	15
10	Candy Jim Taylor	15

WalksBB

1	Jesse Barber	17
2	Frank Duncan	14
2	Pete Hill	14
4	Bruce Petway	12
4	Bill Pierce	12
6	Joe Hewitt	11
6	Bill Monroe	11
8	Carlos Morán	10
8	Andrew Payne	10
8	Jules Thomas	10

Stolen BasesSB

1	Joe Hewitt	15
2	Jimmie Lyons	9
3	Eugene Moore	7
4	John Henry Lloyd	6
5	Sam Bennett	5
5	Brown	5
5	Spottswood Poles	5
5	Wesley Pryor	5
9	Jesse Bragg	4
9	Bill Francis	4
9	Sam Mongin	4
9	Pearl Webster	4

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Pete Hill	2.5
2	Jesse Barber	2.5
3	Wesley Pryor	1.8
4	Sam Bennett	1.4
5	Frank Duncan	1.3
6	Bill Pierce	1.3
7	Jules Thomas	1.3
8	Joe Hewitt	1.1
9	John Henry Lloyd	1.0
10	Bill Handy	0.7

Pitching6 categories

WinsW

1	Joe Williams	7
2	Walter Ball	6
2	Rube Foster	6
2	Bill Gatewood	6
2	Bill Lindsay	6
2	Frank Wickware	6
7	Dizzy Dismukes	5
7	Dick Redding	5
9	Pop Andrews	4
9	Charles Dougherty	4
9	José Méndez	4
9	Lee Wade	4

StrikeoutsSO

1	Dick Redding	73
2	Frank Wickware	66
3	Joe Williams	61
4	Lee Wade	55
5	Walter Ball	52
6	Eustaquio Pedroso	40
7	Bill Lindsay	38
8	Charles Dougherty	37
9	Bill Gatewood	36
10	Rube Foster	31

Innings PitchedIP

1	Frank Wickware	101.0
2	Lee Wade	97.3
3	Walter Ball	87.0
4	Joe Williams	86.7
5	Dick Redding	82.0
6	Bill Lindsay	77.3
7	Rube Foster	74.3
8	Bill Gatewood	74.0
9	Charles Dougherty	73.0
10	Eustaquio Pedroso	64.7

Complete GamesCG

1	Frank Wickware	10
2	Dick Redding	9
2	Lee Wade	9
2	Joe Williams	9
5	Walter Ball	8
6	Dizzy Dismukes	7
6	Rube Foster	7
8	Pop Andrews	6
8	Bill Gatewood	6
8	Bill Lindsay	6
8	Eustaquio Pedroso	6

ShutoutsSHO

1	Eustaquio Pedroso	2
1	Frank Wickware	2
3	Dizzy Dismukes	1
3	Dicta Johnson	1
3	José Junco	1
3	Dick Redding	1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1	Joe Williams	2.6
2	Frank Wickware	2.5
3	Dick Redding	2.4
4	Walter Ball	1.9
5	Bill Gatewood	1.8
6	Rube Foster	1.7
7	Eustaquio Pedroso	1.7
8	Charles Dougherty	1.6
9	Bill Lindsay	1.6
10	Lee Wade	1.6

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 1912 is 465 plate appearances and 150 innings pitched. It comes from the length of the schedule — 150 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. 1912 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 61 ranking tables here, 26 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 1912 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.