1946 NL Batting Average Leaders

Stan Musial led the NL in batting average with .365 in 1946, 32 points ahead of Johnny Hopp (.333). It was one of 7 times Stan Musial led in batting average.

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Led the NL in 1946 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals

.365 Batting Average .032 clear of Johnny Hopp

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#	Player	Team	AVG	G	AB	H	OBP
1	Stan Musial	SLN	.365	156	624	228	.434
2	Johnny Hopp	BSN	.333	129	445	148	.386
3	Dixie Walker	BRO	.319	150	576	184	.391
4	Del Ennis	PHI	.313	141	540	169	.364
5	Tommy Holmes	BSN	.310	149	568	176	.377
6	Whitey Kurowski	SLN	.301	142	519	156	.391
7	Enos Slaughter	SLN	.300	156	609	183	.374
8	Billy Herman	BSN +1	.298	122	436	130	.395
9	Phil Cavarretta	CHN	.294	139	510	150	.401
10	Sid Gordon	NY1	.293	135	450	132	.380
11	Pee Wee Reese	BRO	.284	152	542	154	.384
12	Frank McCormick	PHI	.284	135	504	143	.333
13	Willard Marshall	NY1	.282	131	510	144	.327
14	Johnny Wyrostek	PHI	.281	145	545	153	.366
15	Red Schoendienst	SLN	.281	142	606	170	.322
16	Jim Russell	PIT	.277	146	516	143	.362
17	EV Emil Verban	PHI +1	.274	139	474	130	.305
18	Eddie Stanky	BRO	.273	144	483	132	.436
19	Grady Hatton	CIN	.271	116	436	118	.369
20	Jim Tabor	PHI	.268	124	463	124	.322
21	BH Bert Haas	CIN	.264	140	535	141	.310
22	Bob Elliott	PIT	.263	140	486	128	.351
23	Frankie Gustine	PIT	.259	131	495	128	.318
24	Peanuts Lowrey	CHN	.257	144	540	139	.328
25	Elbie Fletcher	PIT	.256	148	532	136	.384
26	Dick Culler	BSN	.255	134	482	123	.342
27	Buddy Blattner	NY1	.255	126	420	107	.351
28	Buddy Kerr	NY1	.249	145	497	124	.324
29	Ralph Kiner	PIT	.247	144	502	124	.345
30	Connie Ryan	BSN	.241	143	502	121	.317
31	Marty Marion	SLN	.233	146	498	116	.318
32	Dain Clay	CIN	.228	121	435	99	.318