MLB

Home runs

Player	Club	Home runs
1 Cal Raleigh	SEA	60
2 Kyle Schwarber	PHI	56
3 Shohei Ohtani	LAD	55
4 Aaron Judge	NYY	53
5 Eugenio Suárez	SEA	49

Batting average · min 400 AB

Player	Club	Batting average
1 Aaron Judge	NYY	.331
2 Bo Bichette	TOR	.311
3 Jacob Wilson	ATH	.311
4 George Springer	TOR	.309
5 Jeremy Peña	HOU	.304

Runs batted in

Player	Club	Runs batted in
1 Kyle Schwarber	PHI	132
2 Pete Alonso	NYM	126
3 Cal Raleigh	SEA	125
4 Eugenio Suárez	SEA	118
5 Aaron Judge	NYY	114

Stolen bases

Player	Club	Stolen bases
1 José Caballero	NYY	49
2 José Ramírez	CLE	44
3 Chandler Simpson	TB	44
4 Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	38
5 Juan Soto	NYM	38

Strikeouts

Player	Club	IP	Strikeouts
1 Garrett Crochet	BOS	205.1	255
2 Tarik Skubal	DET	195.1	241
3 Logan Webb	SF	207.0	224
4 Paul Skenes	PIT	187.2	216
5 Jesús Luzardo	PHI	183.2	216

Earned run average · min 100 IP

Player	Club	IP	Earned run average
1 Nathan Eovaldi	TEX	130.0	1.73
2 Trevor Rogers	BAL	109.2	1.81
3 Paul Skenes	PIT	187.2	1.97
4 Tarik Skubal	DET	195.1	2.21
5 Hunter Brown	HOU	185.1	2.43

Wins

Player	Club	IP	Wins
1 Max Fried	NYY	195.1	19
2 Garrett Crochet	BOS	205.1	18
3 Carlos Rodón	NYY	195.1	18
4 Freddy Peralta	MIL	176.2	17
5 Logan Webb	SF	207.0	15

WHIP · min 100 IP

Player	Club	IP	WHIP
1 Nathan Eovaldi	TEX	130.0	0.85
2 Tarik Skubal	DET	195.1	0.89
3 Trevor Rogers	BAL	109.2	0.90
4 Jacob deGrom	TEX	172.2	0.92
5 Bryan Woo	SEA	186.2	0.93

Standings are computed from the final scores of regular-season games only. That filter is the whole point: every MLB fixture in this database carried no game type until it was backfilled, and 7,788 of them are spring training, which put the 2016 Cubs at 125-83 in a 162-game season before it was fixed. Spring training, exhibitions and the All-Star game are excluded everywhere in this section; the postseason is kept separate rather than folded in. Rate leaders carry a stated minimum, because one 1-for-1 pinch hitter would otherwise lead the league in average forever; counting leaders carry none. Earned run average and WHIP are ranked lowest first, which is the one place here where leading means smallest. Innings pitched is stored in thirds, so “6.1” is six innings and one out rather than six point one; every total on this page is summed as outs and converted once, because adding the text as decimals makes 6.1 plus 6.2 equal 12.3 where the truth is 13. The play log covers 2015–2026 only and is complete for those seasons.