Major League Baseball
- Titles recorded
- 21,781
- Players who led
- 4,449
- Seasons covered
- 1871–2026
2026 MLB leaders
Who is ahead today, not who won. Updated every morning from the official feed, through September 19.
155 of 162 games played, so these can still move
- 1 Luis Arraez .313
- 2 Yordan Alvarez .312
- 3 Chandler Simpson .309
- 4 Otto Lopez .307
- 5 Gabriel Moreno .304
- 1 Jacob Misiorowski 1.89
- 2 Cam Schlittler 1.94
- 3 Chris Sale 2.18
- 4 Dylan Cease 2.40
- 5 Yoshinobu Yamamoto 2.51
- 1 Kyle Schwarber 45
- 2 Pete Crow-Armstrong 44
- 3 Junior Caminero 41
- 4 Matt Olson 40
- 4 Yordan Alvarez 40
- 1 Cristopher Sanchez 17
- 1 Sonny Gray 17
- 3 Eduardo Rodriguez 15
- 3 Foster Griffin 15
- 3 Chase Burns 15
- 1 Alec Burleson 111
- 2 Sal Stewart 110
- 3 Pete Alonso 105
- 3 Pete Crow-Armstrong 105
- 5 Jordan Walker 100
- 1 Jacob Misiorowski 243
- 2 Dylan Cease 239
- 3 Gavin Williams 235
- 4 Cam Schlittler 234
- 5 Jesus Luzardo 221
- 1 Otto Lopez 185
- 2 Luis Arraez 182
- 3 Yandy Diaz 173
- 4 Fernando Tatis 172
- 5 Chandler Simpson 171
- 1 Bryan Baker 40
- 2 Cade Smith 38
- 3 Riley O'Brien 37
- 3 Mason Miller 37
- 5 Louie Varland 34
2026 MLB team leaders
Every club's players added up, ranked as it stands this morning.
- 1 Chicago Cubs 214
- 2 New York Yankees 213
- 3 Houston Astros 207
- 4 Cincinnati Reds 203
- 5 Washington Nationals 202
- 1 New York Yankees 3.18
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3.56
- 3 Boston Red Sox 3.58
- 4 Atlanta Braves 3.62
- 5 Detroit Tigers 3.63
- 1 Tampa Bay Rays .259
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers .258
- 3 Los Angeles Dodgers .257
- 4 Colorado Rockies .255
- 5 Pittsburgh Pirates .254
- 1 Philadelphia Phillies 1,502
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 1,484
- 3 Cleveland Guardians 1,463
- 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 1,436
- 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 1,421
- 1 Chicago Cubs 826
- 2 Milwaukee Brewers 799
- 3 Washington Nationals 795
- 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 777
- 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 744
- 1 Chicago Cubs .771
- 2 Los Angeles Dodgers .764
- 3 Washington Nationals .748
- 4 Milwaukee Brewers .744
- 5 Colorado Rockies .741
Spotlight
Four league leaders from the whole of MLB history. A different four each day.
#293 all-time
Harvey Kuenn
1952–1966
14
seasons leading
his league
his league
5 best in baseball
Hits
4×
#330 all-time
Bert Blyleven
1970–1992
13
seasons leading
his league
his league
8 best in baseball
Pitcher Fielding Percentage
5×
#293 all-time
Jim McCormick
1878–1887
14
seasons leading
his league
his league
10 best in baseball
Complete Games
3×
#597 all-time
John Corkhill
1883–1892
9
seasons leading
his league
his league
4 best in baseball
Outfield Fielding Percentage
5×
Season spotlight
A leaderboard from a random season.
1928 Innings Pitched
Full list-
1
Burleigh Grimes
PIT
330.2
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2
Larry Benton
NY1
310.1
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3
George Pipgras
NYA
300.2
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4
Eppa Rixey
CIN
291.1
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5
Red Ruffing
BOS
289.1
1983 Runs
Full list-
1
Tim Raines
MON
133
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2
Dale Murphy
ATL
131
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3
Cal Ripken
BAL
121
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4
Eddie Murray
BAL
115
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5
Cecil Cooper
ML4
106
1935 Earned Run Average
Full list- 1 Neck Stanley NYC 2.47
- 2 Cy Blanton PIT 2.58
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3
Lefty Grove
BOS
2.70
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3
Bill Swift
PIT
2.70
- 5 Johnny Taylor NYC 2.78
2010 Runs
Full list-
1
Albert Pujols
SLN
115
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2
Mark Teixeira
NYA
113
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3
Rickie Weeks
MIL
112
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4
Miguel Cabrera
DET
111
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4
Carlos Gonzalez
COL
111
- 4 Derek Jeter NYA 111
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 –1946 14 best in baseball 17 categories 84
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3
Ty Cobb 1905–1928
56 best in baseball
16 categories
75
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4
Rogers Hornsby 1915–1937
16 best in baseball
17 categories
75
- 5 Willard Brown 1947–1949 1 best in baseball 16 categories 74
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6
Honus Wagner 1897–1917
33 best in baseball
15 categories
72
- 7 Willie Wells –1949 2 best in baseball 18 categories 70
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8
Ted Williams 1939–1960
43 best in baseball
10 categories
69
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9
Stan Musial 1941–1963
34 best in baseball
15 categories
64
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10
Walter Johnson 1907–1927
34 best in baseball
10 categories
62
Longest reigns
Consecutive seasons on top-
10
Nellie Fox
Second Base Putouts,
1952–1961
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9
Bid McPhee
Second Base Double Plays,
1882–1890
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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
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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
1938
Ray Brown
NN2 ·
pitching
1997
Roger Clemens
AL ·
pitching
1924
Dazzy Vance
NL ·
pitching
1918
Hippo Vaughn
NL ·
pitching
1948
Jim LaMarque
NAL ·
pitching
2011
Justin Verlander
AL ·
pitching
1985
Dwight Gooden
NL ·
pitching
1934
Slim Jones
NN2 ·
pitching
1939
Bucky Walters
NL ·
pitching
1901
Nap Lajoie
AL ·
batting
1997
Roger Clemens
AL ·
pitching
1924
Dazzy Vance
NL ·
pitching
1918
Hippo Vaughn
NL ·
pitching
1948
Jim LaMarque
NAL ·
pitching
2011
Justin Verlander
AL ·
pitching
1985
Dwight Gooden
NL ·
pitching
1934
Slim Jones
NN2 ·
pitching
1939
Bucky Walters
NL ·
pitching
1901
Nap Lajoie
AL ·
batting
Every MLB category
Both ways into each one: who led last season, and who leads the whole record. 1871–2026.
Batting
Fielding
2026 season