1936 National League Batting Against

Other Leagues: Major Leagues, AL, NN2

NL Most Valuable Player: Carl Hubbell

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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
Brooklyn Dodgers	4.83	808	156	6155	5501	753	1466	257	50	84	73	42	528	651	.266	.333	.377	.711	.290	2075	77	25	101	36	128
Boston Bees	4.56	447	157	6136	5564	716	1566	249	61	69	35	55	451	421	.281	.338	.385	.723	.295	2144	140	23	91	35	106
Chicago Cubs	3.94	659	154	5875	5335	606	1413	240	36	77	38	53	434	597	.265	.324	.367	.690	.287	1956	120	29	77	48	75
Cincinnati Reds	4.96	1	154	6030	5484	764	1576	336	61	51	48	48	418	459	.287	.341	.399	.740	.307	2187	112	27	101	34	105
New York Giants	4.10	744	154	5876	5367	631	1458	163	44	75	33	55	401	500	.272	.325	.360	.685	.289	1934	123	22	85	55	91
Philadelphia Phillies	5.67	944	154	6214	5578	873	1630	266	53	87	51	44	515	454	.292	.356	.406	.762	.306	2263	115	37	83	45	140
Pittsburgh Pirates	4.60	329	156	5994	5489	718	1475	233	61	74	70	51	379	559	.269	.319	.374	.692	.289	2052	85	22	104	25	116
St. Louis Cardinals	5.12	550	155	6165	5572	794	1610	282	55	89	41	49	434	559	.289	.344	.407	.751	.309	2269	102	34	120	39	93
League Average	4.72	560	155	6056	5486	732	1524	253	53	76	49	50	445	525	.278	.335	.385	.720	.296	2110	109	27	95	40	107
	4.72	4482	1240	48445	43890	5855	12194	2026	421	606	389	397	3560	4200	.278	.335	.385	.720	.296	16880	874	219	762	317	854

* - 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.