1969 Season

24 teams competing across 6 divisions

🏆 Postseason

World Series NYN def. BAL (4-1)
AL Championship BAL def. MIN (3-0)
NL Championship NYN def. ATL (3-0)

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⚾ Batting Leaders

Batting Average

1 Carl Taylor 0.348 2 Pete Rose 0.348 3 Roberto Clemente 0.345 4 Rico Carty 0.342 5 Cleon Jones 0.340

Home Runs

1 Harmon Killebrew 49 2 Frank Howard 48 3 Reggie Jackson 47 4 Willie McCovey 45 5 Hank Aaron 44

RBI

1 Harmon Killebrew 140 2 Willie McCovey 126 3 Ron Santo 123 4 Tony Perez 122 5 Boog Powell 121

Stolen Bases

1 Tommy Harper 73 2 Bert Campaneris 62 3 Lou Brock 53 4 Joe Morgan 49 5 Bobby Bonds 45

Hits

1 Matty Alou 231 2 Pete Rose 218 3 Tony Oliva 197 4 Lou Brock 195 5 Bobby Tolan 194

Runs

1 Reggie Jackson 123 2 Bobby Bonds 120 3 Pete Rose 120 4 Jim Wynn 113 5 Frank Howard 111
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🎯 Pitching Leaders

ERA

1 Ken Tatum 1.36 2 Eddie Watt 1.65 3 Dick Hall 1.92 4 Joe Gibbon 1.93 5 Danny Murphy 2.01

Wins

1 Tom Seaver 25 2 Denny McLain 24 3 Mike Cuellar 23 4 Phil Niekro 23 5 Fergie Jenkins 21

Strikeouts

1 Sam McDowell 279 2 Fergie Jenkins 273 3 Mickey Lolich 271 4 Bob Gibson 269 5 Bill Singer 247

Saves

1 Ron Perranoski 31 2 Fred Gladding 29 3 Wayne Granger 27 4 Cecil Upshaw 27 5 Ken Tatum 22

WHIP

1 Dick Hall 0.88 2 Hoyt Wilhelm 0.96 3 Pete Richert 0.98 4 Joe Hoerner 0.99 5 Juan Marichal 0.99
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📋 Standings

AL East

Baltimore Orioles ★ 109-53 Detroit Tigers 90-72 Boston Red Sox 87-75 Washington Senators 86-76 New York Yankees 80-81 Cleveland Indians 62-99

AL West

Minnesota Twins ★ 97-65 Oakland Athletics 88-74 California Angels 71-91 Kansas City Royals 69-93 Chicago White Sox 68-94 Seattle Pilots 64-98

NL East

New York Mets ★ 100-62 Chicago Cubs 92-70 Pittsburgh Pirates 88-74 St. Louis Cardinals 87-75 Philadelphia Phillies 63-99 Montreal Expos 52-110

NL West

Atlanta Braves ★ 93-69 San Francisco Giants 90-72 Cincinnati Reds 89-73 Los Angeles Dodgers 85-77 Houston Astros 81-81 San Diego Padres 52-110
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