2013 MLB Leaders and Award Winners

2 leagues · 162 team games · 46 ranking tables · 42 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

1Mike Trout109
2Miguel Cabrera103
2Chris Davis103
4Adam Jones100
5Austin Jackson99
6Coco Crisp93
7Jacoby Ellsbury92
8Elvis Andrus91
8Evan Longoria91
8Dustin Pedroia91

HitsH

1Adrian Beltre199
2Miguel Cabrera193
2Dustin Pedroia193
4Robinson Cano190
4Mike Trout190
6Manny Machado189
7Eric Hosmer188
8Adam Jones186
9Torii Hunter184
10Victor Martinez182

Doubles2B

1Manny Machado51
2Jed Lowrie45
3Chris Davis42
3Dustin Pedroia42
5Robinson Cano41
6Jarrod Saltalamacchia40
7Evan Longoria39
7Alexei Ramirez39
7Carlos Santana39
7Mike Trout39

Triples3B

1Brett Gardner10
2Mike Trout9
3Stephen Drew8
3Jacoby Ellsbury8
5Austin Jackson7
6Michael Bourn6
6Alex Gordon6
6Desmond Jennings6
6Leonys Martin6
6Brad Miller6

Home RunsHR

1Chris Davis53
2Miguel Cabrera44
3Edwin Encarnacion36
4Adam Dunn34
4Mark Trumbo34
6Adam Jones33
7Evan Longoria32
8Adrian Beltre30
8Brandon Moss30
8David Ortiz30

Runs Batted InRBI

1Chris Davis138
2Miguel Cabrera137
3Adam Jones108
4Robinson Cano107
5Prince Fielder106
6Edwin Encarnacion104
7David Ortiz103
8Mark Trumbo100
9Mike Trout97
10Josh Donaldson93

WalksBB

1Mike Trout110
2Carlos Santana93
3Miguel Cabrera90
4Edwin Encarnacion82
5Billy Butler79
6Nick Swisher77
7Josh Donaldson76
7Adam Dunn76
7Jason Kipnis76
7David Ortiz76

Stolen BasesSB

1Jacoby Ellsbury52
2Rajai Davis45
3Elvis Andrus42
3Alex Rios42
5Leonys Martin36
6Jose Altuve35
7Jarrod Dyson34
8Mike Trout33
9Jason Kipnis30
9Nate McLouth30
9Alexei Ramirez30

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Mike Trout10.7
2Miguel Cabrera9.1
3Josh Donaldson7.3
4Chris Davis6.8
5David Ortiz6.7
6Evan Longoria5.9
7Robinson Cano5.9
8Edwin Encarnacion5.8
9Adrian Beltre5.7
10Carlos Santana5.5

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Miguel Cabrera.348
2Joe Mauer.324
3Mike Trout.323
4Adrian Beltre.315
5Robinson Cano.314
6David Ortiz.309
7Torii Hunter.304
8Daniel Nava.303
9Eric Hosmer.302
10Josh Donaldson.301
10Victor Martinez.301
10Dustin Pedroia.301

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1Miguel Cabrera.442
2Mike Trout.432
3Joe Mauer.404
4David Ortiz.395
5Daniel Nava.385
6Josh Donaldson.384
7Robinson Cano.383
8Carlos Santana.377
9Billy Butler.374
10Dustin Pedroia.372

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Miguel Cabrera.636
2Chris Davis.634
3David Ortiz.564
4Mike Trout.557
5Edwin Encarnacion.534
6Brandon Moss.522
7Robinson Cano.516
8Adrian Beltre.509
9Josh Donaldson.499
10Jose Bautista.498
10Evan Longoria.498

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Miguel Cabrera1.078
2Chris Davis1.004
3Mike Trout.988
4David Ortiz.959
5Edwin Encarnacion.904
6Robinson Cano.899
7Josh Donaldson.883
8Adrian Beltre.880
8Joe Mauer.880
10Brandon Moss.859

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Max Scherzer21
2Bartolo Colon18
3Matt Moore17
3C. J. Wilson17
5Chris Tillman16
6Jeremy Guthrie15
6Jon Lester15
8R. A. Dickey14
8Doug Fister14
8A. J. Griffin14
8Hisashi Iwakuma14
8Justin Masterson14
8CC Sabathia14
8Anibal Sanchez14

SavesSV

1Jim Johnson50
2Greg Holland47
3Mariano Rivera44
4Joe Nathan43
5Addison Reed40
6Grant Balfour38
7Ernesto Frieri37
7Fernando Rodney37
9Glen Perkins36
10Casey Janssen34

StrikeoutsSO

1Yu Darvish277
2Max Scherzer240
3Chris Sale226
4Justin Verlander217
5Felix Hernandez216
6Anibal Sanchez202
7James Shields196
8Justin Masterson195
9Ubaldo Jimenez194
10Derek Holland189

Innings PitchedIP

1James Shields228.7
2R. A. Dickey224.7
3Hisashi Iwakuma219.7
4Justin Verlander218.3
5Chris Sale214.3
5Max Scherzer214.3
7Jon Lester213.3
8Derek Holland213.0
9C. J. Wilson212.3
10Jeremy Guthrie211.7

Complete GamesCG

1David Price4
1Chris Sale4
3Bartolo Colon3
3R. A. Dickey3
3Jeremy Guthrie3
3Justin Masterson3
3Ivan Nova3
3Jason Vargas3
9Chris Archer2
9Aaron Harang2
9Derek Holland2
9John Lackey2
9Brett Oberholtzer2
9Jake Peavy2
9CC Sabathia2
9Joe Saunders2
9James Shields2

ShutoutsSHO

1Bartolo Colon3
1Justin Masterson3
3Chris Archer2
3Jeremy Guthrie2
3Aaron Harang2
3Derek Holland2
3Ivan Nova2
3Jason Vargas2
9Andrew Albers1
9Clay Buchholz1
9Mark Buehrle1
9R. A. Dickey1
9A. J. Griffin1
9Hiroki Kuroda1
9Jon Lester1
9Matt Moore1
9Brett Oberholtzer1
9Chris Sale1
9Anibal Sanchez1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Anibal Sanchez4.9
2Max Scherzer4.9
3Felix Hernandez4.5
4Chris Sale3.9
5Justin Verlander3.6
6Doug Fister3.4
7Yu Darvish3.4
8David Price3.3
9James Shields3.2
10Derek Holland3.0

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1Anibal Sanchez2.57
2Bartolo Colon2.65
3Hisashi Iwakuma2.66
4Yu Darvish2.83
5Max Scherzer2.90
6Felix Hernandez3.04
7Chris Sale3.06
8James Shields3.15
9Ervin Santana3.24
10Ubaldo Jimenez3.30

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Max Scherzer0.97
2Hisashi Iwakuma1.01
3Yu Darvish1.07
3Chris Sale1.07
5David Price1.10
6A. J. Griffin1.13
7Felix Hernandez1.13
8Ervin Santana1.14
9Anibal Sanchez1.15
10John Lackey1.16

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Anibal Sanchez2.39
2Felix Hernandez2.61
3Max Scherzer2.74
4David Price3.03
5Chris Sale3.17
6Bartolo Colon3.23
7Doug Fister3.26
8Yu Darvish3.28
8Justin Verlander3.28
10Justin Masterson3.35

National League

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

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1Matt Carpenter126
2Shin-Soo Choo107
3Paul Goldschmidt103
3Matt Holliday103
5Joey Votto101
6Andrew McCutchen97
7Justin Upton94
8Daniel Murphy92
9Hunter Pence91
10Jay Bruce89
10Freddie Freeman89

HitsH

1Matt Carpenter199
2Daniel Murphy188
3Andrew McCutchen185
4Paul Goldschmidt182
5Hunter Pence178
6Joey Votto177
7Freddie Freeman176
8Jean Segura173
9Martin Prado172
10Nori Aoki171
10Adrian Gonzalez171

Doubles2B

1Matt Carpenter55
2Yadier Molina44
3Jay Bruce43
3Gerardo Parra43
5Anthony Rizzo40
6Brandon Belt39
7Ian Desmond38
7Andrew McCutchen38
7Daniel Murphy38
10Paul Goldschmidt36
10Martin Prado36
10Jimmy Rollins36

Triples3B

1Denard Span11
2Carlos Gomez10
2Starling Marte10
2Jean Segura10
5Adeiny Hechavarria8
5Will Venable8
7Matt Carpenter7
7Eric Young7
9Gregor Blanco6
9Carlos Gonzalez6
9Jonathan Lucroy6
9Andrelton Simmons6
9Chase Utley6
9David Wright6

Home RunsHR

1Pedro Alvarez36
1Paul Goldschmidt36
3Alfonso Soriano34
4Jay Bruce30
5Domonic Brown27
5Hunter Pence27
5Justin Upton27
8Carlos Gonzalez26
8Ryan Zimmerman26
10Troy Tulowitzki25
10Jayson Werth25

Runs Batted InRBI

1Paul Goldschmidt125
2Jay Bruce109
2Freddie Freeman109
4Brandon Phillips103
5Alfonso Soriano101
6Pedro Alvarez100
6Adrian Gonzalez100
8Hunter Pence99
9Allen Craig97
10Matt Holliday94

WalksBB

1Joey Votto135
2Shin-Soo Choo112
3Paul Goldschmidt99
4Andrew McCutchen78
5Dan Uggla77
6Anthony Rizzo76
7Justin Upton75
8Giancarlo Stanton74
9Matt Carpenter72
9Adam LaRoche72

Stolen BasesSB

1Eric Young46
2Jean Segura44
3Starling Marte41
4Carlos Gomez40
5Everth Cabrera37
6Andrew McCutchen27
7Daniel Murphy23
7Juan Pierre23
9Hunter Pence22
9Ben Revere22
9Jimmy Rollins22
9Jordan Schafer22
9Will Venable22

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Joey Votto7.7
2Troy Tulowitzki7.5
3Shin-Soo Choo7.5
4Matt Carpenter7.1
5Andrew McCutchen6.9
6Carlos Gomez6.7
7Paul Goldschmidt6.6
8David Wright6.5
9Hanley Ramirez5.9
10Hunter Pence5.8

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Michael Cuddyer.331
2Chris Johnson.321
3Freddie Freeman.319
3Yadier Molina.319
5Matt Carpenter.318
5Jayson Werth.318
7Andrew McCutchen.317
8Allen Craig.315
9Troy Tulowitzki.312
10Joey Votto.305

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1Joey Votto.435
2Shin-Soo Choo.423
3Andrew McCutchen.404
4Paul Goldschmidt.401
5Jayson Werth.398
6Freddie Freeman.396
7Matt Carpenter.392
8Troy Tulowitzki.391
9Michael Cuddyer.389
9Matt Holliday.389

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Paul Goldschmidt.551
2Troy Tulowitzki.540
3Jayson Werth.532
4Michael Cuddyer.530
5Marlon Byrd.511
6Andrew McCutchen.508
7Carlos Gomez.506
8Freddie Freeman.501
9Domonic Brown.494
10Carlos Beltran.491
10Joey Votto.491

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Paul Goldschmidt.952
2Troy Tulowitzki.931
2Jayson Werth.931
4Joey Votto.926
5Michael Cuddyer.919
6Andrew McCutchen.911
7Freddie Freeman.897
8Shin-Soo Choo.885
9Matt Holliday.879
10Matt Carpenter.873

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Adam Wainwright19
1Jordan Zimmermann19
3Jorge De La Rosa16
3Clayton Kershaw16
3Francisco Liriano16
6Zack Greinke15
6Lance Lynn15
6Kris Medlen15
6Shelby Miller15
10Bronson Arroyo14
10Jhoulys Chacin14
10Patrick Corbin14
10Mat Latos14
10Mike Leake14
10Cliff Lee14
10Hyun Jin Ryu14
10Julio Teheran14

SavesSV

1Craig Kimbrel50
2Rafael Soriano43
3Aroldis Chapman38
3Sergio Romo38
5Edward Mujica37
6Steve Cishek34
7Kevin Gregg33
7Jason Grilli33
7Huston Street33
10Jonathan Papelbon29

StrikeoutsSO

1Clayton Kershaw232
2Cliff Lee222
3Adam Wainwright219
4Jeff Samardzija214
5A. J. Burnett209
6Cole Hamels202
7Homer Bailey199
7Madison Bumgarner199
9Lance Lynn198
10Tim Lincecum193

Innings PitchedIP

1Adam Wainwright241.7
2Clayton Kershaw236.0
3Cliff Lee222.7
4Cole Hamels220.0
5Jeff Samardzija213.7
6Jordan Zimmermann213.3
7Mat Latos210.7
8Homer Bailey209.0
9Patrick Corbin208.3
10Mike Minor204.7

Complete GamesCG

1Adam Wainwright5
2Jordan Zimmermann4
3Patrick Corbin3
3Clayton Kershaw3
5Bronson Arroyo2
5Homer Bailey2
5Scott Feldman2
5Dillon Gee2
5Kyle Kendrick2
5Cliff Lee2
5Francisco Liriano2
5Kyle Lohse2
5Brandon McCarthy2
5Wily Peralta2
5Hyun Jin Ryu2
5Jeff Samardzija2
5Eric Stults2

ShutoutsSHO

1Clayton Kershaw2
1Adam Wainwright2
1Jordan Zimmermann2
4Henderson Alvarez1
4Bronson Arroyo1
4Homer Bailey1
4Andrew Cashner1
4Randall Delgado1
4Scott Feldman1
4Gio Gonzalez1
4Zack Greinke1
4Matt Harvey1
4Kyle Kendrick1
4Cliff Lee1
4Tim Lincecum1
4Kyle Lohse1
4Brandon McCarthy1
4Shelby Miller1
4Jonathon Niese1
4Wily Peralta1
4Yusmeiro Petit1
4Hyun Jin Ryu1
4Jeff Samardzija1
4Stephen Strasburg1
4Jake Westbrook1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Clayton Kershaw6.0
2Adam Wainwright5.7
3Matt Harvey5.4
4Cliff Lee4.7
5Jose Fernandez3.9
6A. J. Burnett3.8
7Mat Latos3.8
8Cole Hamels3.5
9Jhoulys Chacin3.3
10Homer Bailey3.2

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1Clayton Kershaw1.83
2Jose Fernandez2.19
3Matt Harvey2.27
4Zack Greinke2.63
5Madison Bumgarner2.77
6Cliff Lee2.87
7Adam Wainwright2.94
8Hyun Jin Ryu3.00
8Stephen Strasburg3.00
10Shelby Miller3.06

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Clayton Kershaw0.92
2Matt Harvey0.93
3Jose Fernandez0.98
4Cliff Lee1.01
5Madison Bumgarner1.03
6Stephen Strasburg1.05
7Adam Wainwright1.07
8Jordan Zimmermann1.09
9Mike Minor1.09
10Zack Greinke1.11

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Matt Harvey2.00
2Clayton Kershaw2.39
3Adam Wainwright2.55
4Jose Fernandez2.73
5A. J. Burnett2.80
6Cliff Lee2.82
7Madison Bumgarner3.05
8Mat Latos3.10
9Stephen Strasburg3.21
10Zack Greinke3.23

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 2013 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. 2013 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, 25 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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