1937 MLB Walks Allowed by Team

The Washington Senators led all of MLB in walks allowed in 1937, with 676, 23 ahead of the St. Louis Browns. The average across 30 MLB teams is 328.5.

Led all of MLB in 1937 Washington Senators 158 games

676 Walks Allowed 23 clear of St. Louis Browns

#	Team	League	G	BB
1	Washington Senators	AL	158	676
2	St. Louis Browns	AL	156	653
3	Detroit Tigers	AL	155	635
4	Philadelphia Athletics	AL	154	613
5	Boston Red Sox	AL	154	597
6	Cleveland Indians	AL	156	566
7	Cincinnati Reds	NL	155	533
8	Chicago White Sox	AL	154	532
9	New York Yankees	AL	157	506
10	Chicago Cubs	NL	154	502
11	Philadelphia Phillies	NL	155	501
12	Brooklyn Dodgers	NL	155	476
13	St. Louis Cardinals	NL	157	448
14	Pittsburgh Pirates	NL	154	428
15	New York Giants	NL	152	404
16	Boston Bees	NL	152	372
	MLB average			328.5
17	Homestead Grays	NN2	58	167
18	Chicago American Giants	NAL	59	139
19	Washington Elite Giants	NN2	61	123
20	Pittsburgh Crawfords	NN2	50	121
21	Kansas City Monarchs	NAL	70	114
22	New York Black Yankees	NN2	54	108
23	St. Louis Stars	NAL	36	105
24	Newark Eagles	NN2	60	91
25	Philadelphia Stars	NN2	59	86
26	Detroit Stars	NAL	39	82
27	Birmingham Black Barons	NAL	39	76
28	Memphis Red Sox	NAL	42	71
29	Cincinnati Tigers	NAL	54	68
30	Indianapolis Athletics	NAL	39	62

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.