1986 MLB Postseason Batting Average Leaders

Bob Boone led the 1986 postseason in batting average with .455, 55 points ahead of Marty Barrett (.400). It stands 41st among all single seasons in MLB Postseason history.

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Led the postseason in 1986 Bob Boone California Angels

.455 Batting Average .055 clear of Marty Barrett

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#	Player	Team	AVG	G	AB	R	H
1	Bob Boone	CAL	.455	7	22	4	10
2	Marty Barrett	BOS	.400	14	60	5	24
3	Spike Owen	BOS	.366	14	41	7	15
4	Gary Pettis	CAL	.346	7	26	4	9
5	Dave Henderson	BOS	.324	12	34	9	11
6	Lenny Dykstra	NYN	.300	13	50	7	15
7	Dick Schofield	CAL	.300	7	30	4	9
8	Don Baylor	BOS	.297	11	37	7	11
9	Kevin Bass	HOU	.292	6	24	0	7
10	Wally Backman	NYN	.282	12	39	9	11
11	Doug DeCinces	CAL	.281	7	32	2	9
12	Billy Hatcher	HOU	.280	6	25	4	7
13	Ray Knight	NYN	.277	12	47	5	13
14	Rich Gedman	BOS	.276	14	58	5	16
15	Glenn Davis	HOU	.269	6	26	3	7
16	Wade Boggs	BOS	.262	14	61	6	16
17	Dwight Evans	BOS	.259	14	54	6	14
18	Keith Hernandez	NYN	.250	13	52	4	13
19	Jim Rice	BOS	.241	14	58	14	14
20	Brian Downing	CAL	.222	7	27	2	6
21	Bill Doran	HOU	.222	6	27	3	6
22	Darryl Strawberry	NYN	.217	13	46	8	10
23	Rafael Santana	NYN	.216	13	37	3	8
24	Gary Carter	NYN	.214	13	56	5	12
25	Bobby Grich	CAL	.208	6	24	1	5
26	Bill Buckner	BOS	.200	14	60	5	12
27	Mookie Wilson	NYN	.192	13	52	5	10
28	Jose Cruz	HOU	.192	6	26	0	5
29	Reggie Jackson	CAL	.192	6	26	2	5
30	Ruppert Jones	CAL	.176	6	17	4	3
31	Alan Ashby	HOU	.130	6	23	2	3