2002 MLB Slugging Percentage by Team

The Texas Rangers led all of MLB in slugging percentage in 2002, with .455, just ahead of the New York Yankees (.4553 to .4547). The average across 30 MLB teams is .416.

Led all of MLB in 2002 Texas Rangers 162 games

.455 Slugging Percentage Just ahead of New York Yankees

#	Team	League	G	SLG
1	Texas Rangers	AL	162	.455
2	New York Yankees	AL	161	.455
3	Chicago White Sox	AL	162	.450
4	Boston Red Sox	AL	162	.444
5	San Francisco Giants	NL	162	.442
6	Minnesota Twins	AL	161	.437
7	Anaheim Angels	AL	162	.433
8	Oakland Athletics	AL	162	.432
9	Toronto Blue Jays	AL	162	.430
10	St. Louis Cardinals	NL	162	.425
11	Arizona Diamondbacks	NL	162	.423
12	Colorado Rockies	NL	162	.423
13	Philadelphia Phillies	NL	161	.422
14	Seattle Mariners	AL	162	.419
15	Montreal Expos	NL	162	.418
16	Houston Astros	NL	162	.417
	MLB average			.416
17	Chicago Cubs	NL	162	.413
18	Cleveland Indians	AL	162	.412
19	Atlanta Braves	NL	161	.410
20	Los Angeles Dodgers	NL	162	.409
21	Cincinnati Reds	NL	162	.408
22	Baltimore Orioles	AL	162	.403
22	Florida Marlins	NL	162	.403
24	Kansas City Royals	AL	162	.398
25	New York Mets	NL	161	.395
26	Milwaukee Brewers	NL	162	.390
27	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	AL	161	.390
28	San Diego Padres	NL	162	.381
29	Pittsburgh Pirates	NL	161	.381
30	Detroit Tigers	AL	161	.379

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.