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Philadelphia Stars On-Base Percentage Leaders

Career totals with the Philadelphia Stars and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

The single-season record is .440, by Barney Brown in 1943.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs the standard 3.1 plate appearances per team game with the club, a career 3,000+ plate appearances with the club.

All-time Philadelphia Stars leaders

Career totals with the club
No qualifying careers on record.

Single-season Philadelphia Stars records

Best seasons in club history
# Player Season OBP G
1 Barney Brown Barney Brown 1943 .440 43
2 Goose Curry Goose Curry 1943 .436 47
3 Jud Wilson 1934 .433 62
4 Goose Curry Goose Curry 1944 .429 43
5 Jake Dunn Jake Dunn 1935 .419 58
6 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1944 .418 47
7 Roy Parnell Roy Parnell 1943 .417 38
8 Jim West Jim West 1944 .417 50
8 Jim West Jim West 1943 .417 49
10 Bus Clarkson Bus Clarkson 1942 .416 58
11 Turkey Stearnes Turkey Stearnes 1936 .411 52
12 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1945 .411 50
13 Goose Curry Goose Curry 1942 .409 54
14 Marvin Williams Marvin Williams 1944 .406 51
15 Ed Stone Ed Stone 1944 .405 49
16 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1947 .404 48
17 Jud Wilson 1935 .402 51
18 Jim West Jim West 1940 .399 61
19 Bill Perkins Bill Perkins 1938 .398 60
20 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1948 .397 46
21 Goose Curry Goose Curry 1945 .395 46
22 Gene Benson Gene Benson 1940 .394 61
23 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1946 .394 63
24 Bus Clarkson Bus Clarkson 1946 .393 42
25 Roy Parnell Roy Parnell 1940 .392 54