1910 National League

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The 1910 season of the National League was the thirty-fifth season of the league.

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Standings

Bold indicates league champion, Italics indicates World Series champion

Rank	Team	G	W	L	T	WPCT	GB	RS (RS/G)	RA (RA/G)	AVG	OBP	SLG	ERA	FPCT
1	Chicago Cubs	154	104	50	0	.675	-.-	712 (4.62)	499 (3.24)	0.268	0.340	0.366	2.51	0.964
2	New York Giants	155	91	63	1	.587	13.0	715 (4.61)	567 (3.66)	0.275	0.347	0.366	2.68	0.956
3	Pittsburgh Pirates	154	86	67	1	.558	17.5	655 (4.25)	576 (3.74)	0.266	0.324	0.360	2.83	0.961
4	Philadelphia Phillies	157	78	75	4	.497	25.5	674 (4.29)	639 (4.07)	0.255	0.321	0.338	3.05	0.960
5	Cincinnati Reds	156	75	79	2	.481	29.0	620 (3.97)	684 (4.38)	0.259	0.328	0.333	3.08	0.955
6	Brooklyn Superbas	156	64	90	2	.410	40.0	497 (3.19)	623 (3.99)	0.229	0.289	0.305	3.07	0.964
7	St. Louis Cardinals	153	63	90	0	.412	40.5	639 (4.18)	718 (4.69)	0.248	0.336	0.319	3.78	0.959
8	Boston Doves	157	53	100	4	.338	50.5	495 (3.15)	701 (4.46)	0.246	0.295	0.317	3.22	0.954

League leaders

Bold indicates league record, Italics indicate all-time record

Batting

Statistic	Leader	Team	Number
Games Played	Mike Mitchell Zack Wheat	Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Superbas	156
At Bats	Dick Hoblitzel	Cincinnati Reds	611
Runs Scored	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	110
Hits	Bobby Byrne Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Pirates	178
Doubles	Bobby Byrne	Pittsburgh Pirates	43
Triples	Mike Mitchell	Cincinnati Reds	18
Home Runs	Fred Beck Frank Schulte	Boston Doves Chicago Cubs	10
Total Bases	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	263
Runs Batted In	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	123
Stolen Bases	Bob Bescher	Cincinnati Reds	70
Walks	Miller Huggins	St. Louis Cardinals	116
Hit by Pitch	Steve Evans	St. Louis Cardinals	31
Strikeouts	John Hummel	Brooklyn Superbas	81
Sacrifice Hits	Otto Knabe	Philadelphia Phillies	37
Batting Average	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	0.331
On-Base Percentage	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	0.445
Slugging Percentage	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	0.507
On-Base plus Slugging	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	0.952
On-Base plus Slugging Plus	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	174

Pitching

Statistic	Leader	Team	Number
Wins	Christy Mathewson	New York Giants	27
Losses	George Bell	Brooklyn Superbas	27
Win-Loss Percentage	Deacon Phillippe	Pittsburgh Pirates	0.875
Appearances	Al Mattern	Boston Doves	51
Games Started	Nap Rucker	Brooklyn Superbas	39
Complete Games	Mordecai Brown Christy Mathewson Nap Rucker	Chicago Cubs New York Giants Brooklyn Superbas	27
Shutouts	Mordecai Brown Al Mattern Earl Moore Nap Rucker	Chicago Cubs Boston Doves Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Superbas	6
Games Finished	Doc Crandall	New York Giants	21
Saves	Mordecai Brown Harry Gaspar	Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds	7
Innings Pitched	Christy Mathewson	New York Giants	319.1
Batters Faced	Nap Rucker	Brooklyn Superbas	1291
Hits Allowed	Nap Rucker	Brooklyn Superbas	293
Home Runs Allowed	Doc Crandall	New York Giants	10
Base-on-Balls Allowed	Bob Harmon	St. Louis Cardinals	133
Hit Batsmen	Harry Gaspar	Cincinnati Reds	15
Strikeouts	Christy Mathewson	New York Giants	190
Wild Pitches	Bob Harmon	St. Louis Cardinals	12
Balks	Bill Foxen George Suggs	Philadelphia Phillies/Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds	2
Runs Allowed	Cliff Curtis	Boston Doves	154
Earned Runs Allowed	Bob Harmon	St. Louis Cardinals	117
Earned Run Average	King Cole	Chicago Cubs	1.80
Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched	Mordecai Brown	Chicago Cubs	1.084

Postseason

In the World Series, the National League champion Chicago Cubs were defeated by the American League's Philadelphia Athletics, 4 games to 1.

Umpires

• Bill Brennan
• Mal Eason
• Bob Emslie
• Jim Johnstone
• Willie Keeler*
• Bill Klem
• Jim Maginnis*
• Augie Moran
• Miah Murray*
• Hank O'Day
• Orval Overall*
• Cy Rigler

* Denotes a fill-in umpire

Further Reading

• Tom Ruane: "A Retro-Review of the 1910s (the 1910 edition)", Retrosheet.org [1]