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1978 Replay Final Stats Package Table of Contents Page 2…Final Standings 3…League Leaders 8…Individual Batting Stats 19…Individual Pitching Stats 26…Team Batting Stats 27…Team Pitching Stats 28…League Championship Series Stats 30…World Series Stats MLB Standings Through Games Of 10/1/1978 American League East W LGB Pct Boston Red Sox 106 56-- .654 Detroit Tigers 94 6812.0 .580 New York Yankees 94 6812.0 .580 Milwaukee Brewers 89 7317.0 .549 Baltimore Orioles 84 7721.5 .522 Cleveland Indians 71 8833.5 .447 Toronto Blue Jays 57 10448.5 .354 American League West W LGB Pct Kansas City Royals 109 53-- .673 Texas Rangers 91 7118.0 .562 California Angels 89 7320.0 .549 Minnesota Twins 69 9340.0 .426 Chicago White Sox 63 9845.5 .391 Seattle Mariners 59 10149.0 .369 Oakland A's 55 10754.0 .340 National League East W LGB Pct Philadelphia Phillies 96 66-- .593 Pittsburgh Pirates 88 737.5 .547 Montreal Expos 88 748.0 .543 St.Louis Cardinals 87 759.0 .537 Chicago Cubs 68 9428.0 .420 New York Mets 61 10135.0 .377 National League West W LGB Pct Los Angeles Dodgers 110 52-- .679 San Francisco Giants 81 8129.0 .500 San Diego Padres 80 8230.0 .494 Cincinnati Reds 72 8937.5 .447 Atlanta Braves 72 9038.0 .444 Houston Astros 68 9442.0 .420 Final League Leaders AL Runs American League Batting Leaders Jim Rice BOS 118 AL Batting Average Rod Carew MIN .345 Don Baylor CAL 107 Al Oliver TEX .332 Bobby Bonds TEX 106 Ken Singleton BAL .315 Amos Otis KC 102 Fred Lynn BOS .313 Fred Lynn BOS 99 Amos Otis KC .309 Larry Hisle MIL 98 Hal McRae KC .308 Jason Thompson DET 96 Thurman Munson NYA .307 Rusty Staub DET 96 Steve Kemp DET .306 Rod Carew MIN 95 Carney Lansford CAL .305 Reggie Jackson NYA 94 Larry Hisle MIL .303 AL Doubles AL Home Runs Al Oliver TEX 42 Jim Rice BOS 48 Hal McRae KC 41 Don Baylor CAL 46 George Brett KC 41 Larry Hisle MIL 46 Joe Rudi CAL 41 Andre Thornton CLE 41 Rusty Staub DET 40 Jason Thompson DET 38 Carlton Fisk BOS 39 Doug DeCinces BAL 33 Fred Lynn BOS 38 Reggie Jackson NYA 31 Dan Ford MIN 38 Fred Lynn BOS 30 Bob Bailor TOR 37 Gary Alexander CLE 30 Lou Piniella NYA 36 Rico Carty OAK 29 AL Triples AL Runs Batted In Jim Rice BOS 20 Jim Rice BOS 120 Al Cowens KC 14 Andre Thornton CLE 113 Amos Otis KC 12 Don Baylor CAL 112 Dan Ford MIN 12 Jason Thompson DET 112 Dave McKay TOR 11 Gary Alexander CLE 108 Sixto Lezcano MIL 11 Larry Hisle MIL 105 Mitchell Page OAK 10 Amos Otis KC 101 Ralph Garr CHA 9 Fred Lynn BOS 100 Tom Veryzer CLE 9 Al Oliver TEX 95 Rod Carew MIN 9 Hal McRae KC 95 Bobby Bonds TEX 95 AL On Base Percentage Chris Chambliss NYA 95 Ken Singleton BAL .416 Rod Carew MIN .401 AL Hits Steve Kemp DET .396 Rod Carew MIN 203 Andre Thornton CLE .388 Thurman Munson NYA 199 Mike Hargrove TEX .386 Jim Rice BOS 198 Fred Lynn BOS .378 Hal McRae KC 197 Reggie Jackson NYA .378 Rusty Staub DET 194 Amos Otis KC .378 Chris Chambliss NYA 192 Larry Hisle MIL .377 Al Oliver TEX 190 Willie Randolph NYA .373 Ron LeFlore DET 189 Steve Kemp DET 180 AL Slugging Percentage Jason Thompson DET 180 Jim Rice BOS .598 Larry Hisle MIL .596 Fred Lynn BOS .556 Amos Otis KC .554 Andre Thornton CLE .546 Al Oliver TEX .545 Jason Thompson DET .539 Don Baylor CAL .526 Reggie Jackson NYA .496 Doug DeCinces BAL .495 AL Bases On Balls AL Complete Games Mike Hargrove TEX 110 Mike Caldwell MIL 22 Andre Thornton CLE 106 Lary Sorensen MIL 20 Toby Harrah TEX 94 Jim Palmer BAL 20 Ken Singleton BAL 91 Dennis Leonard KC 19 Roy Smalley MIN 90 Fergie Jenkins TEX 19 Steve Kemp DET 90 Scott McGregor BAL 18 Bobby Bonds TEX 74 Ron Guidry NYA 18 Willie Randolph NYA 71 Dennis Eckersley BOS 18 Sal Bando MIL 70 Ed Figueroa NYA 18 Bobby Grich CAL 70 Dave Goltz MIN 16 Geoff Zahn MIN 16 AL Stolen Bases Ron LeFlore DET 67 AL Shutouts Julio Cruz SEA 58 Dave Goltz MIN 7 Bump Wills TEX 50 Larry Gura KC 7 Willie Wilson KC 38 Dennis Martinez BAL 6 Miguel Dilone OAK 37 Dennis Eckersley BOS 6 Amos Otis KC 36 Scott McGregor BAL 6 Bobby Bonds TEX 34 Jim Palmer BAL 6 Paul Molitor MIL 34 Fergie Jenkins TEX 5 Toby Harrah TEX 32 Don Aase CAL 5 George Brett KC 28 Ed Figueroa NYA 5 Dennis Leonard KC 5 Geoff Zahn MIN 5 American League Pitching Leaders AL Wins AL Appearances Dennis Leonard KC 26-11 Bob Lacey OAK 73 Ron Guidry NYA 22-9 Dave Heaverlo OAK 69 Dennis Eckersley BOS 21-8 Elias Sosa OAK 68 Lary Sorensen MIL 21-9 Rich Gossage NYA 61 Larry Gura KC 20-2 Dave LaRoche CAL 59 Ed Figueroa NYA 20-8 Sparky Lyle NYA 59 Paul Splittorff KC 20-12 Dennis Martinez BAL 20-12 Jim Willoughby CHA 59 Rich Gale KC 19-3 Jim Kern CLE 58 Jon Matlack TEX 19-8 Al Hrabosky KC 56 Don Stanhouse BAL 55 AL Earned Run Average Larry Gura KC 1.82 AL Innings Jim Palmer BAL 1.84 Dennis Leonard KC 313 Ron Guidry NYA 1.86 Jim Palmer BAL 312 Fergie Jenkins TEX 1.93 Ron Guidry NYA 290 Nolan Ryan CAL 2.26 Dennis Martinez BAL 290 Rich Gale KC 2.31 Lary Sorensen MIL 286 Scott McGregor BAL 2.53 Paul Splittorff KC 284 Ed Figueroa NYA 2.54 Mike Caldwell MIL 280 Dave Rozema DET 2.63 Geoff Zahn MIN 279 Dennis Leonard KC 2.64 Dennis Eckersley BOS 278 Mike Flanagan BAL 274 AL Strikeouts Ron Guidry NYA 264 Nolan Ryan CAL 250 Dennis Leonard KC 191 Ken Kravec CHA 181 Dennis Eckersley BOS 180 Mike Flanagan BAL 167 Fergie Jenkins TEX 162 Jon Matlack TEX 160 Jim Palmer BAL 152 Jim Clancy TOR 152 AL Saves NL Hits Rich Gossage NYA 27 Dave Parker PIT 231 Dave LaRoche CAL 25 Steve Garvey LA 209 Don Stanhouse BAL 23 Frank Taveras PIT 205 Al Hrabosky KC 22 Ken Griffey CIN 199 John Hiller DET 18 Enos Cabell HOU 196 Lerrin LaGrow CHA 17 Warren Cromartie MON 190 Mike Marshall MIN 16 Bill Russell LA 187 Jim Willoughby CHA 14 Davey Lopes LA 186 Jim Kern CLE 14 Garry Templeton STL 186 Elias Sosa OAK 13 Larry Bowa PHI 185 Reggie Cleveland TEX 13 Dave Winfield SD 185 NL Runs Davey Lopes LA 116 National League Batting Leaders Steve Garvey LA 102 NL Batting Average Frank Taveras PIT 98 Dave Parker PIT .379 George Hendrick STL 93 Bob Watson HOU .318 Enos Cabell HOU 92 Ken Griffey CIN .315 Dave Parker PIT 92 George Hendrick STL .313 Larry Bowa PHI 90 Steve Garvey LA .310 Terry Puhl HOU 90 Jack Clark SF .309 Pete Rose CIN 90 Davey Lopes LA .306 Mike Schmidt PHI 88 Frank Taveras PIT .301 Gene Richards SD 88 Dave Winfield SD .300 Larry Parrish MON .299 NL Doubles Larry Parrish MON 48 NL Home Runs Greg Luzinski PHI 38 Art Howe HOU 48 Willie Stargell PIT 37 Tony Perez MON 44 George Hendrick STL 37 Pete Rose CIN 43 Dave Parker PIT 35 Ted Simmons STL 41 George Foster CIN 33 Steve Henderson NYN 38 Jack Clark SF 33 Jeff Burroughs ATL 38 Dave Kingman CHN 32 Ken Reitz STL 38 Mike Schmidt PHI 29 Ron Cey LA 37 Darrell Evans SF 28 Lee Mazzilli NYN 36 Bob Horner ATL 28 Bob Watson HOU 36 Dave Parker PIT 36 NL Runs Batted In Frank Taveras PIT 36 Dave Parker PIT 138 Greg Luzinski PHI 117 NL Triples George Foster CIN 113 Dave Parker PIT 18 Jose Cruz HOU 100 Gene Richards SD 14 George Hendrick STL 98 Joel Youngblood NYN 12 Larry Parrish MON 96 Garry Templeton STL 11 Dave Winfield SD 95 Frank Taveras PIT 11 Mike Schmidt PHI 93 Terry Puhl HOU 10 Steve Garvey LA 93 Ozzie Smith SD 10 Dave Kingman CHN 92 Greg Gross CHN 10 George Foster CIN 9 Jose Cruz HOU 9 Enos Cabell HOU 9 Davey Lopes LA 9 Richie Hebner PHI 9 NL On Base Percentage National League Pitching Leaders Dave Parker PIT .418 Jeff Burroughs ATL .415 NL Wins Ron Cey LA .381 Burt Hooton LA 19-8 Reggie Smith LA .380 Phil Niekro ATL 19-20 Davey Lopes LA .375 Gaylord Perry SD 18-8 Gary Matthews ATL .369 John Denny STL 18-9 George Hendrick STL .365 Randy Lerch PHI 17-5 Jack Clark SF .363 J.R. Richard HOU 17-14 Greg Luzinski PHI .361 Tommy John LA 16-9 Jose Cruz HOU .359 Larry Christenson PHI 16-10 John Candelaria PIT 15-4 Steve Rogers MON 15-6 NL Slugging Percentage Dave Parker PIT .670 George Hendrick STL .594 NL Earned Run Average Larry Parrish MON .570 John Denny STL 1.91 Jack Clark SF .555 Burt Hooton LA 1.94 Greg Luzinski PHI .528 Steve Rogers MON 2.00 Ted Simmons STL .516 Bob Knepper SF 2.14 Davey Lopes LA .507 J.R. Richard HOU 2.47 Jeff Burroughs ATL .490 Pete Vuckovich STL 2.50 Reggie Smith LA .489 Gaylord Perry SD 2.53 George Foster CIN .488 Tom Seaver CIN 2.61 Craig Swan NYN 2.67 NL Bases On Balls Rick Rhoden LA 2.70 Jeff Burroughs ATL 108 Gene Tenace SD 89 NL Strikeouts Darrell Evans SF 85 J.R.
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