1937 MLB Total Bases by Team

The New York Yankees led all of MLB in total bases in 1937, with 2,504, 10 ahead of the Detroit Tigers. The average across 30 MLB teams is 1,359.8.

Led all of MLB in 1937 New York Yankees 157 games

2,504 Total Bases 10 clear of Detroit Tigers

#	Team	League	G	TB
1	New York Yankees	AL	157	2,504
2	Detroit Tigers	AL	155	2,494
3	Cleveland Indians	AL	156	2,264
4	Chicago Cubs	NL	154	2,226
5	St. Louis Cardinals	NL	157	2,223
6	Boston Red Sox	AL	154	2,203
7	St. Louis Browns	AL	156	2,201
8	New York Giants	NL	152	2,150
9	Philadelphia Phillies	NL	155	2,123
10	Washington Senators	AL	158	2,113
11	Chicago White Sox	AL	154	2,111
12	Pittsburgh Pirates	NL	154	2,086
13	Philadelphia Athletics	AL	154	2,078
14	Cincinnati Reds	NL	155	1,881
15	Brooklyn Dodgers	NL	155	1,876
16	Boston Bees	NL	152	1,736
	MLB average			1,359.8
17	Homestead Grays	NN2	58	935
18	Kansas City Monarchs	NAL	70	743
19	Washington Elite Giants	NN2	61	558
20	Cincinnati Tigers	NAL	54	526
21	Pittsburgh Crawfords	NN2	50	515
22	New York Black Yankees	NN2	54	464
23	Chicago American Giants	NAL	59	462
24	Newark Eagles	NN2	60	441
25	Birmingham Black Barons	NAL	39	410
26	Philadelphia Stars	NN2	59	371
27	St. Louis Stars	NAL	36	370
28	Detroit Stars	NAL	39	269
29	Indianapolis Athletics	NAL	39	267
30	Memphis Red Sox	NAL	42	193

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as ERA and batting average are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.