1932 American League Batting Against

Other Leagues: Major Leagues, EWL, NL, NSL

AL Most Valuable Player: Jimmie Foxx

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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	IBB	ROE
Boston Red Sox	5.92	1369	154	6196	5434	911	1574	304	61	79	86	49	612	365	.290	.365	.412	.776	.300	2237	101	30	118	24	100
Chicago White Sox	5.90	744	152	6105	5406	897	1551	264	61	88	71	68	580	379	.287	.359	.407	.766	.296	2201	115	29	89	25	157
Cleveland Indians	4.86	55	153	6034	5511	744	1506	272	51	70	58	43	446	439	.273	.329	.379	.708	.287	2090	100	12	66	36	123
Detroit Tigers	5.14	1416	153	6025	5294	787	1421	247	54	89	59	44	592	521	.268	.345	.386	.731	.284	2043	103	31	106	11	96
New York Yankees	4.64	801	156	6136	5463	724	1425	219	74	93	65	33	561	780	.261	.332	.379	.711	.290	2071	92	20	92	15	100
Philadelphia Athletics	4.88	49	154	6047	5438	751	1477	293	72	112	70	52	511	595	.272	.336	.414	.750	.289	2250	104	18	76	7	81
St. Louis Browns	5.84	913	154	6182	5490	899	1592	313	60	103	54	56	574	496	.290	.359	.425	.785	.304	2334	104	21	96	19	90
Washington Senators	4.65	1204	154	6008	5395	716	1463	258	101	73	42	44	526	437	.271	.337	.397	.734	.285	2142	102	9	76	27	66
League Average	5.23	819	154	6092	5429	804	1501	271	67	88	63	49	550	502	.277	.345	.400	.745	.292	2171	103	21	90	20	102
	5.23	6551	1230	48733	43431	6429	12009	2170	534	707	505	389	4402	4012	.277	.345	.400	.745	.292	17368	821	170	719	164	813

* - 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 1914 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.