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Providence Grays Batting Average Leaders

Career totals with the Providence Grays and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Paul Hines holds the Providence Grays career record with .309 batting average. The single-season record is .358, by Paul Hines in 1878.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs the standard 3.1 plate appearances per team game with the club, a career 3,000+ plate appearances with the club.

All-time Providence Grays leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club AVG G
1 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1878–1885 .309 705

Single-season Providence Grays records

Best seasons in club history
# Player Season AVG G
1 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1878 .358 62
2 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1879 .357 85
3 Jim O'Rourke Jim O'Rourke 1879 .348 81
4 Joe Start Joe Start 1882 .329 82
5 Joe Start Joe Start 1881 .328 79
6 Dick Higham Dick Higham 1878 .320 62
7 Joe Start Joe Start 1879 .319 66
8 Tom York Tom York 1879 .310 81
9 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1882 .309 84
10 Tom York Tom York 1878 .309 62
11 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1880 .308 85
12 Jack Farrell Jack Farrell 1883 .305 95
13 Lew Brown Lew Brown 1878 .305 58
14 Tom York Tom York 1881 .304 85
15 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1884 .302 114
16 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1883 .299 97
17 Arthur Irwin Arthur Irwin 1883 .286 98
17 John Ward John Ward 1879 .286 83
19 Paul Hines Paul Hines 1881 .285 80
20 Joe Start Joe Start 1883 .284 87
21 Old Hoss Radbourn Old Hoss Radbourn 1883 .284 89
22 Joe Start Joe Start 1880 .278 82
23 George Wright George Wright 1879 .276 85
24 Joe Start Joe Start 1884 .276 93
25 Mike McGeary Mike McGeary 1879 .275 85