2007 MLB Leaders and Award Winners

2 leagues · 162 team games · 46 ranking tables · 43 awards

Awards

Most Valuable Player

Cy Young Award

Rookie of the Year

Gold Glove

Silver Slugger

American League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1Alex Rodriguez143
2Bobby Abreu123
3Curtis Granderson122
4Grady Sizemore118
5Magglio Ordonez117
6David Ortiz116
7Alex Rios114
8Ichiro Suzuki111
9Gary Sheffield107
10Placido Polanco105

HitsH

1Ichiro Suzuki238
2Magglio Ordonez216
3Derek Jeter206
4Michael Young201
5Placido Polanco200
6Orlando Cabrera192
7Mike Lowell191
7Nick Markakis191
7Alex Rios191
10Robinson Cano189

Doubles2B

1Magglio Ordonez54
2David Ortiz52
3Aaron Hill47
4Vladimir Guerrero45
4Torii Hunter45
6Nick Markakis43
6Alex Rios43
8Jorge Posada42
8Brian Roberts42
10Adrian Beltre41
10Robinson Cano41

Triples3B

1Curtis Granderson23
2Akinori Iwamura10
3Carl Crawford9
3David DeJesus9
3Carlos Guillen9
6Marlon Byrd8
6Melky Cabrera8
6Mark Teahen8
9Jason Bartlett7
9Robinson Cano7
9Coco Crisp7
9Tony Peña7
9Alex Rios7
9Ichiro Suzuki7

Home RunsHR

1Alex Rodriguez54
2Carlos Peña46
3David Ortiz35
3Jim Thome35
5Paul Konerko31
5Justin Morneau31
7Mark Teixeira30
8Jermaine Dye28
8Torii Hunter28
8Magglio Ordonez28

Runs Batted InRBI

1Alex Rodriguez156
2Magglio Ordonez139
3Vladimir Guerrero125
4Carlos Peña121
5Mike Lowell120
6David Ortiz117
7Victor Martinez114
8Nick Markakis112
9Justin Morneau111
10Torii Hunter107

WalksBB

1David Ortiz111
2Jack Cust105
3Carlos Peña103
4Travis Hafner102
5Grady Sizemore101
6Nick Swisher100
7Alex Rodriguez95
7Jim Thome95
9Brian Roberts89
10Bobby Abreu84
10Gary Sheffield84

Stolen BasesSB

1Carl Crawford50
1Brian Roberts50
3Chone Figgins41
4Corey Patterson37
4Ichiro Suzuki37
6Julio Lugo33
6Grady Sizemore33
8Jerry Owens32
9Coco Crisp28
10Johnny Damon27
10Reggie Willits27

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Alex Rodriguez8.9
2David Ortiz8.4
3Curtis Granderson7.3
4Jorge Posada7.1
5Carlos Peña6.9
6Magglio Ordonez6.8
7Ichiro Suzuki5.8
8Grady Sizemore5.4
9B. J. Upton5.3
10Jim Thome5.1

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Magglio Ordonez.363
2Ichiro Suzuki.351
3Placido Polanco.341
4Jorge Posada.338
5David Ortiz.332
6Chone Figgins.330
7Vladimir Guerrero.324
7Mike Lowell.324
9Derek Jeter.322
10Dustin Pedroia.317

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1David Ortiz.445
2Magglio Ordonez.434
3Jorge Posada.426
4Alex Rodriguez.422
5Carlos Peña.411
6Jim Thome.410
7Jack Cust.408
8Vladimir Guerrero.403
9Mark Teixeira.400
10Ichiro Suzuki.396

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Alex Rodriguez.645
2Carlos Peña.627
3David Ortiz.621
4Magglio Ordonez.595
5Mark Teixeira.563
5Jim Thome.563
7Curtis Granderson.552
8Vladimir Guerrero.547
9Jorge Posada.543
10B. J. Upton.508

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Alex Rodriguez1.067
2David Ortiz1.066
3Carlos Peña1.037
4Magglio Ordonez1.029
5Jim Thome.973
6Jorge Posada.970
7Mark Teixeira.963
8Vladimir Guerrero.950
9Curtis Granderson.913
10Jack Cust.912

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Josh Beckett20
2Roberto Hernandez19
2John Lackey19
2CC Sabathia19
2Chien-Ming Wang19
6Kelvim Escobar18
6Justin Verlander18
8Tim Wakefield17
9Miguel Batista16
9Roy Halladay16

SavesSV

1Joe Borowski45
2Bobby Jenks40
2J. J. Putz40
2Francisco Rodriguez40
5Todd Jones38
6Joe Nathan37
6Jonathan Papelbon37
8Jeremy Accardo30
8Mariano Rivera30
10Alberto Reyes26

StrikeoutsSO

1Scott Kazmir239
2Johan Santana235
3Erik Bedard221
4Javier Vazquez213
5CC Sabathia209
6Daisuke Matsuzaka201
7Josh Beckett194
8Dan Haren192
9James Shields184
10Justin Verlander183

Innings PitchedIP

1CC Sabathia241.0
2Joe Blanton230.0
3Roy Halladay225.3
4John Lackey224.0
5Dan Haren222.7
6Johan Santana219.0
7Javier Vazquez216.7
8Gil Meche216.0
9Andy Pettitte215.3
10Roberto Hernandez215.0
10James Shields215.0

Complete GamesCG

1Roy Halladay7
2CC Sabathia4
3Joe Blanton3
3Mark Buehrle3
3Kelvim Escobar3
3Jeff Weaver3
7Scott Baker2
7A. J. Burnett2
7Paul Byrd2
7Roberto Hernandez2
7Jose Contreras2
7Jon Garland2
7John Lackey2
7Dustin McGowan2
7Carlos Silva2
7Javier Vazquez2

ShutoutsSHO

1Paul Byrd2
1Jose Contreras2
1John Lackey2
1Jeff Weaver2
5Scott Baker1
5Erik Bedard1
5Joe Blanton1
5Clay Buchholz1
5Mark Buehrle1
5Roberto Hernandez1
5Kelvim Escobar1
5Kason Gabbard1
5Jon Garland1
5Roy Halladay1
5Felix Hernandez1
5Edwin Jackson1
5Dustin McGowan1
5CC Sabathia1
5Johan Santana1
5Curt Schilling1
5Carlos Silva1
5Justin Verlander1
5Jarrod Washburn1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1CC Sabathia5.7
2Josh Beckett5.0
3John Lackey4.3
4Roy Halladay4.3
5Erik Bedard4.2
6Joe Blanton4.2
7Scott Kazmir4.2
8Kelvim Escobar4.1
9Javier Vazquez3.7
10Dan Haren3.6

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1John Lackey3.01
2Roberto Hernandez3.06
3Dan Haren3.07
4Erik Bedard3.17
5CC Sabathia3.21
6Josh Beckett3.27
7Johan Santana3.33
8Kelvim Escobar3.40
9Scott Kazmir3.48
10Mark Buehrle3.63

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Johan Santana1.07
2Erik Bedard1.09
3James Shields1.11
4Javier Vazquez1.14
5Josh Beckett1.14
5CC Sabathia1.14
7A. J. Burnett1.19
8Dan Haren1.21
9Roberto Hernandez1.21
9Jeremy Guthrie1.21

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Josh Beckett3.08
2CC Sabathia3.14
3Erik Bedard3.19
4Kelvim Escobar3.39
5Scott Kazmir3.45
6Joe Blanton3.50
7John Lackey3.54
8Roy Halladay3.55
9Dan Haren3.70
10Dustin McGowan3.73

National League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1Jimmy Rollins139
2Hanley Ramirez125
3Matt Holliday120
4Jose Reyes119
5Dan Uggla113
5David Wright113
7Prince Fielder109
8Chipper Jones108
9Brandon Phillips107
10Aaron Rowand105

HitsH

1Matt Holliday216
2Hanley Ramirez212
2Jimmy Rollins212
4Juan Pierre196
4David Wright196
6Jose Reyes191
7Carlos Lee190
8Aaron Rowand189
9Miguel Cabrera188
9Jeff Francoeur188

Doubles2B

1Matt Holliday50
2Dan Uggla49
3Hanley Ramirez48
3Chase Utley48
5Adrian Gonzalez46
6Aaron Rowand45
7Khalil Greene44
8Ryan Church43
8Carlos Lee43
8Derrek Lee43
8Ryan Zimmerman43

Triples3B

1Jimmy Rollins20
2Jose Reyes12
3Kelly Johnson10
4Alfredo Amezaga9
4Corey Hart9
4Orlando Hudson9
4Hunter Pence9
4Dave Roberts9
9Eric Byrnes8
9Willie Harris8
9Juan Pierre8

Home RunsHR

1Prince Fielder50
2Ryan Howard47
3Adam Dunn40
4Matt Holliday36
5Lance Berkman34
5Ryan Braun34
5Miguel Cabrera34
8Carlos Beltran33
8Alfonso Soriano33
10Carlos Lee32
10Albert Pujols32
10Chris Young32

Runs Batted InRBI

1Matt Holliday137
2Ryan Howard136
3Miguel Cabrera119
3Prince Fielder119
3Carlos Lee119
6Brad Hawpe116
7Carlos Beltran112
8Garrett Atkins111
9David Wright107
10Adam Dunn106

WalksBB

1Barry Bonds132
2Todd Helton116
3Pat Burrell114
4Ryan Howard107
5Adam Dunn101
6Albert Pujols99
7Lance Berkman94
7David Wright94
9Prince Fielder90
10Ken Griffey85

Stolen BasesSB

1Jose Reyes78
2Juan Pierre64
3Hanley Ramirez51
4Eric Byrnes50
5Jimmy Rollins41
6Shane Victorino37
7David Wright34
8Willy Taveras33
9Kazuo Matsui32
9Brandon Phillips32

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1David Wright8.1
2Hanley Ramirez7.4
3Chase Utley7.0
4Chipper Jones7.0
5Troy Tulowitzki6.7
6Matt Holliday6.4
7Albert Pujols6.3
8Miguel Cabrera6.2
9Prince Fielder6.1
10Jimmy Rollins6.1

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Matt Holliday.340
2Chipper Jones.337
3Hanley Ramirez.332
3Edgar Renteria.332
3Chase Utley.332
6Albert Pujols.327
7David Wright.325
8Miguel Cabrera.320
8Todd Helton.320
8Dmitri Young.320

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1Todd Helton.434
2Albert Pujols.429
3Chipper Jones.425
4David Wright.416
5Chase Utley.410
6Matt Holliday.405
7Miguel Cabrera.401
8Pat Burrell.400
8Derrek Lee.400
10Prince Fielder.395

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Prince Fielder.618
2Matt Holliday.607
3Chipper Jones.604
4Ryan Howard.584
5Albert Pujols.568
6Chase Utley.566
7Miguel Cabrera.565
8Hanley Ramirez.562
9Alfonso Soriano.560
10Adam Dunn.554

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Chipper Jones1.029
2Prince Fielder1.013
3Matt Holliday1.012
4Albert Pujols.997
5Ryan Howard.976
5Chase Utley.976
7Miguel Cabrera.965
8David Wright.963
9Hanley Ramirez.948
10Adam Dunn.940

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Jake Peavy19
2Brandon Webb18
2Carlos Zambrano18
4Jeff Francis17
5Aaron Harang16
5Tim Hudson16
5Brad Penny16
8Cole Hamels15
8Ted Lilly15
8John Maine15
8Oliver Perez15

SavesSV

1Jose Valverde47
2Francisco Cordero44
3Trevor Hoffman42
4Takashi Saito39
5Chad Cordero37
6Billy Wagner34
7David Weathers33
8Kevin Gregg32
8Jason Isringhausen32
10Ryan Dempster28

StrikeoutsSO

1Jake Peavy240
2Aaron Harang218
3John Smoltz197
4Brandon Webb194
5Rich Hill183
6John Maine180
7Cole Hamels177
7Ian Snell177
7Carlos Zambrano177
10Ted Lilly174
10Oliver Perez174

Innings PitchedIP

1Brandon Webb236.3
2Aaron Harang231.7
3Tim Hudson224.3
4Jake Peavy223.3
5Carlos Zambrano216.3
6Jeff Francis215.3
7Roy Oswalt212.0
8Bronson Arroyo210.7
9Brad Penny208.0
9Ian Snell208.0

Complete GamesCG

1Brandon Webb4
2Derek Lowe3
2Matt Morris3
4Aaron Cook2
4Cole Hamels2
4Aaron Harang2
4Kyle Lohse2
4Paul Maholm2
4Micah Owings2
4Ben Sheets2

ShutoutsSHO

1Brandon Webb3
2J. D. Durbin1
2Jeff Francis1
2Tom Glavine1
2Tom Gorzelanny1
2Aaron Harang1
2Tim Hudson1
2Jon Lieber1
2Kyle Lohse1
2Paul Maholm1
2John Maine1
2Jason Marquis1
2Micah Owings1
2Wandy Rodriguez1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Jake Peavy5.6
2Brandon Webb5.6
3John Smoltz4.6
4Tim Hudson4.4
5Aaron Harang4.2
6Roy Oswalt3.9
7Brad Penny3.8
8Matt Cain3.4
9Greg Maddux3.3
10Chris Young3.2

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1Jake Peavy2.54
2Brandon Webb3.01
3Brad Penny3.03
4John Smoltz3.11
5Chris Young3.12
6Roy Oswalt3.18
7Tim Hudson3.33
8Cole Hamels3.39
9Oliver Perez3.56
10Matt Cain3.65

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Jake Peavy1.06
2Chris Young1.10
3Cole Hamels1.12
4Ted Lilly1.14
5Aaron Harang1.14
6John Smoltz1.18
7Brandon Webb1.19
8Rich Hill1.20
9Tim Hudson1.22
10Greg Maddux1.24

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Jake Peavy2.84
2John Smoltz3.21
3Brandon Webb3.23
4Chris Young3.43
5Tim Hudson3.46
6Greg Maddux3.58
7Roy Oswalt3.59
8Brad Penny3.63
9Aaron Harang3.71
10Matt Cain3.78

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 2007 is 502 plate appearances and 162 innings pitched. It comes from the length of the schedule — 162 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. 2007 is counted as 2 separate leagues — American League and National League, 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 46 ranking tables here, 23 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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