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2006 MLB Slugging Percentage by Team

Every team's total, added up from its players' lines. Total bases per at bat

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The Chicago White Sox led all of MLB in slugging percentage in 2006, with .464, .001 ahead of the Toronto Blue Jays. The average across 30 MLB teams is .432.

AVGHRRBIHRSBOPSOBPSLG2B3BXBHTBBBSOPAAB
Led all of MLB in 2006 Chicago White Sox 162 games
.464 Slugging Percentage .001 clear of Toronto Blue Jays
# Team League G SLG
1 Chicago White Sox AL 162 .464
2 Toronto Blue Jays AL 162 .463
3 New York Yankees AL 162 .461
4 Cleveland Indians AL 162 .457
5 Atlanta Braves NL 162 .455
6 Detroit Tigers AL 162 .449
7 Philadelphia Phillies NL 162 .447
8 Texas Rangers AL 162 .446
9 New York Mets NL 162 .445
10 Boston Red Sox AL 162 .435
11 Florida Marlins NL 162 .435
12 Colorado Rockies NL 162 .433
13 Cincinnati Reds NL 162 .433
13 Los Angeles Dodgers NL 162 .433
MLB average .432
15 St. Louis Cardinals NL 161 .431
16 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim AL 162 .425
17 Minnesota Twins AL 162 .425
18 Seattle Mariners AL 162 .424
19 Arizona Diamondbacks NL 162 .424
20 Baltimore Orioles AL 162 .424
21 Chicago Cubs NL 162 .422
22 San Francisco Giants NL 161 .422
23 Milwaukee Brewers NL 162 .420
23 Tampa Bay Devil Rays AL 162 .420
25 Washington Nationals NL 162 .418
26 San Diego Padres NL 162 .416
27 Oakland Athletics AL 162 .412
28 Kansas City Royals AL 162 .411
29 Houston Astros NL 162 .409
30 Pittsburgh Pirates NL 162 .397

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.