1923 American League Batting Against

Other Leagues: Major Leagues, ECL, NL, NNL

AL Most Valuable Player: Babe Ruth

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Team Batting Against*

Team Batting Against* Table
Tm	RA/G	PAu	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	BAbip	TB	GDP	HBP	SH	SF	ROE
Boston Red Sox	5.22	2368	154	6067	5260	804	1534	213	55	48	75	69	520	412	.292	.360	.380	.741	.307	2001	55	68	172	45	69
Chicago White Sox	4.74	1606	156	6143	5324	740	1512	186	55	49	91	56	535	467	.284	.350	.366	.716	.301	1948	55	38	190	52	70
Cleveland Indians	4.87	183	153	6012	5306	745	1517	263	62	36	77	47	465	407	.286	.345	.379	.724	.301	2012	106	38	147	54	110
Detroit Tigers	4.78	2681	155	6013	5311	741	1502	184	51	58	48	55	449	447	.283	.343	.369	.713	.299	1962	45	54	158	30	66
New York Yankees	4.09	689	152	5867	5188	622	1365	223	69	68	76	50	491	506	.263	.328	.372	.700	.279	1930	82	27	121	39	52
Philadelphia Athletics	4.97	2429	153	6018	5221	760	1465	218	48	68	57	48	550	400	.281	.350	.378	.728	.292	1976	71	25	185	34	68
St. Louis Browns	4.67	1061	154	5971	5197	719	1430	201	60	59	77	64	528	488	.275	.345	.371	.716	.292	1928	86	49	146	44	87
Washington Senators	4.81	2998	155	6069	5259	745	1527	184	62	56	48	51	563	474	.290	.362	.380	.742	.309	2000	65	43	172	27	56
League Average	4.77	1752	154	6020	5258	734	1482	209	58	55	69	55	513	450	.282	.348	.375	.723	.298	1970	71	43	161	41	72
	4.77	14015	1232	48160	42066	5876	11852	1672	462	442	549	440	4101	3601	.282	.348	.375	.723	.298	15757	565	342	1291	325	578

* - Disclaimer & Completeness Note

* Many detailed statistics are based on play-by-play accounts accumulated by Retrosheet. These totals may be incomplete (3.6% of all plays from 1915 to 1972 are missing or have incomplete accounts, click link for year and team summary of data completeness) for some players prior to 1973 and even complete seasons may not match the official totals due to errors in both the official totals and the play-by-play accounts. Pre-1954 seasons have a substantial numbers of games missing play-by-play accounts and should be viewed as essentially incomplete.