Major League Baseball
- Titles recorded
- 21,753
- Players who led
- 4,446
- Seasons covered
- 1871–2026
Pick a club
All 30 record books →2026 MLB leaders
Who is ahead today, not who won. Updated every morning from the official feed, through September 27.
162 of 162 games played
- 1 Yordan Alvarez .316
- 2 Gabriel Moreno .311
- 3 Luis Arraez .310
- 4 Chandler Simpson .306
- 5 Otto Lopez .305
- 1 Jacob Misiorowski 1.80
- 2 Cam Schlittler 1.95
- 3 Chris Sale 2.16
- 4 Dylan Cease 2.40
- 5 Yoshinobu Yamamoto 2.53
- 1 Pete Crow-Armstrong 45
- 1 Kyle Schwarber 45
- 3 Pete Alonso 43
- 4 Junior Caminero 42
- 4 Yordan Alvarez 42
- 1 Cristopher Sanchez 18
- 1 Sonny Gray 18
- 3 Eduardo Rodriguez 16
- 3 Jacob Misiorowski 16
- 3 Drew Rasmussen 16
- 1 Alec Burleson 116
- 2 Pete Alonso 113
- 3 Sal Stewart 112
- 4 Pete Crow-Armstrong 107
- 5 Yordan Alvarez 106
- 1 Jacob Misiorowski 252
- 2 Gavin Williams 248
- 3 Cam Schlittler 239
- 3 Dylan Cease 239
- 5 Cristopher Sanchez 231
- 1 Otto Lopez 191
- 2 Luis Arraez 185
- 3 Fernando Tatis 181
- 4 Yandy Diaz 180
- 5 Yordan Alvarez 179
- 1 Cade Smith 41
- 1 Bryan Baker 41
- 3 Mason Miller 38
- 3 Riley O'Brien 38
- 5 Louie Varland 35
2026 MLB team leaders
Every club's players added up, ranked as it stands this morning.
- 1 Houston Astros 226
- 2 New York Yankees 223
- 3 Chicago Cubs 220
- 4 Cincinnati Reds 213
- 5 Chicago White Sox 211
- 1 New York Yankees 3.23
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3.51
- 3 Boston Red Sox 3.54
- 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 3.55
- 5 Atlanta Braves 3.63
- 1 Milwaukee Brewers .258
- 2 Tampa Bay Rays .258
- 3 Los Angeles Dodgers .257
- 4 Colorado Rockies .254
- 5 Pittsburgh Pirates .253
- 1 Philadelphia Phillies 1,577
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 1,544
- 3 Cleveland Guardians 1,530
- 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 1,521
- 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 1,496
- 1 Chicago Cubs 850
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 832
- 3 Washington Nationals 821
- 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 801
- 5 Chicago White Sox 776
- 1 Chicago Cubs .767
- 2 Los Angeles Dodgers .762
- 3 Washington Nationals .743
- 4 Milwaukee Brewers .743
- 5 Colorado Rockies .739
Spotlight
Four league leaders from the whole of MLB history. A different four each day.
#181 all-time
Pinky Whitney
1928–1939
18
seasons leading
his league
his league
7 best in baseball
Third Base Assists
4×
#204 all-time
Fergie Jenkins
1965–1983
17
seasons leading
his league
his league
13 best in baseball
Pitcher Fielding Percentage
4×
#511 all-time
Earl Taborn
1946–1948
10
seasons leading
his league
his league
2 best in baseball
Catcher Range Factor
2×
#693 all-time
Dean Chance
1961–1971
8
seasons leading
his league
his league
2 best in baseball
Innings Pitched
2×
Season spotlight
A leaderboard from a random season.
1929 Walks + Hits / IP
Full list-
1
Chet Brewer
KCM
0.96
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2
William Bell
KCM
1.05
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3
Yellow Horse Morris
CAG
1.11
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4
Harry Salmon
BBB
1.14
- 5 Jesús Lorenzo CSW 1.20
1917 Batting Average
Full list-
1
Ty Cobb
DET
.383
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2
George Sisler
SLA
.353
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3
Tris Speaker
CLE
.352
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4
Edd Roush
CIN
.341
-
5
Rogers Hornsby
SLN
.327
1923 Walks + Hits / IP
Full list- 1 Hubert Lockhart ACB 1.08
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2
Pete Alexander
CHN
1.11
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3
Rats Henderson
ACB
1.11
- 4 Oscar Levis CSE 1.12
- 5 Red Ryan HIL 1.13
1904 Earned Run Average
Full list-
1
Addie Joss
CLE
1.59
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2
Joe McGinnity
NY1
1.61
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3
Rube Waddell
PHA
1.62
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4
Ned Garvin
BRO
1.72
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5
Doc White
CHA
1.78
Career leaders
Who led most often, who led longest, and who swept a whole group at once.
Most titles, ever
Whole career →-
1
Babe Ruth 1914–1935
68 best in baseball
14 categories
85
-
2
Josh Gibson 1930–1946
14 best in baseball
17 categories
84
-
3
Ty Cobb 1905–1928
56 best in baseball
16 categories
75
-
4
Rogers Hornsby 1915–1937
16 best in baseball
17 categories
75
-
5
Willard Brown 1937–1948
1 best in baseball
16 categories
74
-
6
Honus Wagner 1897–1917
32 best in baseball
15 categories
71
-
7
Willie Wells 1924–1948
2 best in baseball
18 categories
70
-
8
Ted Williams 1939–1960
43 best in baseball
10 categories
69
-
9
Stan Musial 1941–1963
34 best in baseball
15 categories
64
-
10
Walter Johnson 1907–1927
34 best in baseball
10 categories
62
Longest reigns
All streaks →-
10
Nellie Fox
Second Base Putouts,
1952–1961
-
9
Bid McPhee
Second Base Double Plays,
1882–1890
-
9
Luis Aparicio
Stolen Bases,
1956–1964
-
9
Bill Mazeroski
Second Base Range Factor,
1960–1968
-
9
Nolan Arenado
Third Base Range Factor,
2013–2021
-
8
Fred Pfeffer
Second Base Putouts,
1884–1891
-
8
Walter Johnson
Strikeouts,
1912–1919
-
8
Ray Schalk
Catcher Putouts,
1913–1920
-
8
Everett Scott
Shortstop Fielding Percentage,
1916–1923
-
8
Roy Campanella
Catcher Range Factor,
1948–1955
Triple Crown club
Led three headline categories at once
1921
Bullet Rogan
NNL ·
pitching
1889
John Clarkson
NL ·
pitching
1924
Oscar Charleston
ECL ·
batting
1888
Tim Keefe
NL ·
pitching
1947
Ted Williams
AL ·
batting
1947
Jim LaMarque
NAL ·
pitching
2024
Chris Sale
NL ·
pitching
1934
Slim Jones
NN2 ·
pitching
1925
Oscar Charleston
ECL ·
batting
1941
Hilton Smith
NAL ·
pitching
1889
John Clarkson
NL ·
pitching
1924
Oscar Charleston
ECL ·
batting
1888
Tim Keefe
NL ·
pitching
1947
Ted Williams
AL ·
batting
1947
Jim LaMarque
NAL ·
pitching
2024
Chris Sale
NL ·
pitching
1934
Slim Jones
NN2 ·
pitching
1925
Oscar Charleston
ECL ·
batting
1941
Hilton Smith
NAL ·
pitching
Every MLB category
Both ways into each one: who led last season, and who leads the whole record. 1871–2026.
Batting
Fielding
2026 season