1946 MLB Total Bases by Team

The Boston Red Sox led all of MLB in total bases in 1946, with 2,136, 90 ahead of the St. Louis Cardinals. The average across 28 MLB teams is 1,282.6.

Led all of MLB in 1946 Boston Red Sox 156 games

2,136 Total Bases 90 clear of St. Louis Cardinals

#	Team	League	G	TB
1	Boston Red Sox	AL	156	2,136
2	St. Louis Cardinals	NL	156	2,046
3	Detroit Tigers	AL	155	1,991
3	New York Yankees	AL	154	1,991
5	Washington Senators	AL	155	1,954
6	New York Giants	NL	154	1,939
7	St. Louis Browns	AL	156	1,914
8	Brooklyn Dodgers	NL	157	1,906
9	Philadelphia Phillies	NL	155	1,880
10	Cleveland Indians	AL	156	1,867
11	Boston Braves	NL	154	1,843
12	Chicago Cubs	NL	155	1,835
13	Pittsburgh Pirates	NL	155	1,786
14	Chicago White Sox	AL	155	1,769
15	Philadelphia Athletics	AL	155	1,759
16	Cincinnati Reds	NL	156	1,729
	MLB average			1,282.6
17	Newark Eagles	NN2	64	910
18	Homestead Grays	NN2	58	806
19	Baltimore Elite Giants	NN2	58	763
20	Philadelphia Stars	NN2	56	706
21	New York Cubans	NN2	50	561
22	Kansas City Monarchs	NAL	67	468
23	New York Black Yankees	NN2	46	390
24	Cincinnati-Indianapolis Clowns	NAL	69	288
25	Cleveland Buckeyes	NAL	68	239
26	Chicago American Giants	NAL	80	198
27	Memphis Red Sox	NAL	76	129
28	Birmingham Black Barons	NAL	66	111

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.