MLB Statistics - 2004

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American League Leaders

AL BATTING AVERAGEAVG
Ichiro Suzuki
Ichiro
Suzuki		1. Ichiro Suzuki, SEA.372
2. Melvin Mora, BAL.340
3. Vladimir Guerrero, ANA.337
4. Ivan Rodriguez, DET.334
5. Erubiel Durazo, OAK.321
Complete Leaders

National League Leaders

NL BATTING AVERAGEAVG
Barry Bonds
Barry
Bonds		1. Barry Bonds, SF.362
2. Todd Helton, COL.347
3. Mark Loretta, SD.335
4. Adrian Beltre, LA.334
5. Albert Pujols, STL.331
Complete Leaders
AL HOME RUNSHR
Manny Ramirez
Manny
Ramirez		1. Manny Ramirez, BOS43
2. Paul Konerko, CWS41
3. David Ortiz, BOS41
4. Vladimir Guerrero, ANA39
5. Mark Teixeira, TEX38
Complete Leaders
NL HOME RUNSHR
Adrian Beltre
Adrian
Beltre		1. Adrian Beltre, LA48
2. Albert Pujols, STL46
3. Adam Dunn, CIN46
4. Barry Bonds, SF45
5. Jim Thome, PHI42
Complete Leaders
AL RUNS BATTED INRBI
Miguel Tejada
Miguel
Tejada		1. Miguel Tejada, BAL150
2. David Ortiz, BOS139
3. Manny Ramirez, BOS130
4. Vladimir Guerrero, ANA126
5. Gary Sheffield, NYY121
Complete Leaders
NL RUNS BATTED INRBI
Vinny Castilla
Vinny
Castilla		1. Vinny Castilla, COL131
2. Scott Rolen, STL124
3. Albert Pujols, STL123
4. Adrian Beltre, LA121
5. Miguel Cabrera, FLA112
Complete Leaders
AL WINSW
Curt Schilling
Curt
Schilling		1. Curt Schilling, BOS21
2. Johan Santana, MIN20
3. Kenny Rogers, TEX18
4. Bartolo Colon, ANA18
5. Mark Mulder, OAK17
Complete Leaders
NL WINSW
Roy Oswalt
Roy
Oswalt		1. Roy Oswalt, HOU20
2. Jason Schmidt, SF18
3. Carl Pavano, FLA18
4. Roger Clemens, HOU18
5. Randy Johnson, ARI16
Complete Leaders
AL EARNED RUN AVERAGEERA
Johan Santana
Johan
Santana		1. Johan Santana, MIN2.61
2. Curt Schilling, BOS3.26
3. Jake Westbrook, CLE3.38
4. Brad Radke, MIN3.48
5. Tim Hudson, OAK3.53
Complete Leaders
NL EARNED RUN AVERAGEERA
Jake Peavy
Jake
Peavy		1. Jake Peavy, SD2.27
2. Randy Johnson, ARI2.60
3. Ben Sheets, MIL2.70
4. Carlos Zambrano, CHC2.75
5. Roger Clemens, HOU2.98
Complete Leaders
AL SAVESSV
Mariano Rivera
Mariano
Rivera		1. Mariano Rivera, NYY53
2. Francisco Cordero, TEX49
3. Joe Nathan, MIN44
4. Troy Percival, ANA33
5. Keith Foulke, BOS32
Complete Leaders
NL SAVESSV
Armando Benitez
Armando
Benitez		1. Armando Benitez, FLA47
2. Jason Isringhausen, STL47
3. Eric Gagne, LA45
4. John Smoltz, ATL44
5. Jose Mesa, PIT43
Complete Leaders

Resources

  • Attendance - Sort through every stadiums attendance numbers with sortable categories.
  • Beane Count - Concocted by ESPN.com's Rob Neyer and named for Oakland A’s General Manager Billy Beane, the Beane Count is derived by summing a team's ranks in home runs hit, walks drawn, home runs allowed, and walks allowed.
  • Best Pitched Games - Based on a Bill James-constructed formula, every game is ranked. Check out who pitched the best game so far this year and in years past.
  • Closer Report - The Closer Report offers a glance at the closers from each team.
  • Cy Predictor - Check out the Cy Young "Race," which is based on predictors put together by Bill James and ESPN.com’s Rob Neyer.
  • Debuts - Get a glance at players who made their Major League debut and how each player has fared since.
  • Hitting Streaks - ESPN.com tracks all current and past hitting streaks.
  • Home Runs - This is the definitive source for home runs.
  • Lifers - This lists the rare players in MLB who have been with only one team throughout their careers with at least 10 years in the pros.
  • Managers - Check out the managers for all MLB teams.
  • Rookies - How are the newbies doing? Find out here.
  • No-Hitters - ESPN.com offers a past and present look at MLB’s no-hitters
  • Park Factors - Park Factor compares the rate of stats at home vs. the rate of stats on the road.
  • Career Assessments - Bill James invented Career Assessments, formerly called the Favorite Toy, as a projection method to predict final career totals for players.