1922 National League

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The 1922 season of the National League was the forty-seventh 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	New York Giants	156	93	61	2	.596	-.-	852 (5.46)	658 (4.22)	0.305	0.357	0.428	3.45	0.970
2	Cincinnati Reds	156	86	68	2	.551	7.0	766 (4.91)	677 (4.34)	0.296	0.349	0.401	3.53	0.968
3	St. Louis Cardinals	154	85	69	0	.552	8.0	863 (5.60)	819 (5.32)	0.301	0.354	0.444	4.44	0.961
4	Pittsburgh Pirates	155	85	69	1	.548	8.0	865 (5.58)	736 (4.75)	0.308	0.357	0.419	3.98	0.970
5	Chicago Cubs	156	80	74	2	.513	13.0	771 (4.94)	808 (5.18)	0.293	0.356	0.390	4.34	0.968
6	Brooklyn Robins	155	76	78	1	.490	17.0	743 (4.79)	754 (4.86)	0.290	0.332	0.392	4.05	0.967
7	Philadelphia Phillies	154	57	96	1	.370	35.5	738 (4.79)	920 (5.97)	0.282	0.336	0.415	4.64	0.966
8	Boston Braves	154	53	100	1	.344	39.5	596 (3.87)	822 (5.34)	0.263	0.314	0.341	4.37	0.965

League leaders

Bold indicates league record, Italics indicate all-time record

Batting

Statistic	Leader	Team	Number
Games Played	Dave Bancroft George Burns Jake Daubert Babe Pinelli	New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Reds	156
At Bats	Rabbit Maranville	Pittsburgh Pirates	672
Runs Scored	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	141
Hits	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	250
Doubles	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	46
Triples	Jake Daubert	Cincinnati Reds	22
Home Runs	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	42
Total Bases	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	450
Runs Batted In	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	152
Stolen Bases	Max Carey	Pittsburgh Pirates	51
Caught Stealing	Charlie Hollocher	Chicago Cubs	29
Walks	Max Carey	Pittsburgh Pirates	80
Hit by Pitch	Casey Stengel	New York Giants	9
Strikeouts	Frank Parkinson	Philadelphia Phillies	93
Sacrifice Hits	Zeb Terry	Chicago Cubs	39
Batting Average	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	0.401
On-Base Percentage	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	0.459
Slugging Percentage	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	0.722
On-Base plus Slugging	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	1.181
On-Base plus Slugging Plus	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	207

Pitching

Statistic	Leader	Team	Number
Wins	Eppa Rixey	Cincinnati Reds	25
Losses	Dolf Luque	Cincinnati Reds	23
Win-Loss Percentage	Lou North	St. Louis Cardinals	0.769
Appearances	Lou North	St. Louis Cardinals	53
Games Started	Eppa Rixey	Cincinnati Reds	38
Complete Games	Wilbur Cooper	Pittsburgh Pirates	27
Shutouts	Johnny Morrison Dazzy Vance	Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Robins	5
Games Finished	Clyde Barfoot	St. Louis Cardinals	25
Saves	Claude Jonnard	New York Giants	5
Innings Pitched	Eppa Rixey	Cincinnati Reds	313.1
Batters Faced	Eppa Rixey	Cincinnati Reds	1303
Hits Allowed	Eppa Rixey	Cincinnati Reds	337
Home Runs Allowed	Jimmy Ring	Philadelphia Phillies	19
Base-on-Balls Allowed	Jimmy Ring	Philadelphia Phillies	103
Hit Batsmen	Vic Aldridge Tiny Osborne	Chicago Cubs Chicago Cubs	12
Strikeouts	Dazzy Vance	Brooklyn Robins	134
Wild Pitches	Joe Oeschger Jimmy Ring	Boston Braves Philadelphia Phillies	11
Balks	Dolf Luque Lee Meadows	Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies	2
Runs Allowed	Jimmy Ring	Philadelphia Phillies	160
Earned Runs Allowed	Burleigh Grimes	Brooklyn Robins	137
Earned Run Average	Phil Douglas	New York Giants	2.63
Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched	Phil Douglas	New York Giants	1.199

Postseason

In the World Series, the National League champion New York Giants defeated the American League's New York Yankees, 4 games to 0 with one tie.

Award winners

There was no League Award, for Most Valuable Player, given out in the National League in this year.

Umpires

• Bob Emslie
• Bob Hart
• Bill Klem
• Barry McCormick
• Charlie Moran
• Hank O'Day
• John O'Sullivan*
• Cy Pfirman
• Ernie Quigley
• Cy Rigler
• Paul Sentell
• Frederick Westervelt
• Frank Wilson

* Denotes a fill-in umpire