Player | OPS+ | Year | Tm |
Babe Ruth | 225 | 1927 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 220 | 1927 | NYY |
Babe Ruth | 206 | 1928 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 193 | 1928 | NYY |
Babe Ruth | 211 | 1930 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 203 | 1930 | NYY |
Babe Ruth | 218 | 1931 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 194 | 1931 | NYY |
Babe Ruth | 201 | 1932 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 181 | 1932 | NYY |
Babe Ruth | 176 | 1933 | NYY |
Lou Gehrig | 177 | 1933 | NYY |
Joe Medwick | 182 | 1937 | STL |
Johnny Mize | 173 | 1937 | STL |
Kevin Mitchell | 192 | 1989 | SFG |
Will Clark | 175 | 1989 | SFG |
Albert Pujols | 173 | 2004 | STL |
Jim Edmonds | 171 | 2004 | STL |
J.D. Martinez | 182 | 2018 | BOS |
Mookie Betts | 193 | 2018 | BOS |
Monday, August 13, 2018
It Is Rare For Teammates To Both Have At Least A 170 OPS+ And Betts And JD Martinez Might Do It
The table below shows all the teammates since 1900 who each had at least a 170 OPS+ in the same season and qualified for the batting title. Ruth & Gehrig did it 6 times, more than the rest combined. Gehrig had 165 in 1929. Ruth had 193. Aaron (182) and Mathews (168) came close in 1959. Cobb & Heilmann each had 169 in 1922. Data from Baseball Reference.
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