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1949 Replay Final AL and NL Leaders

Games Played Leaders

AB Leaders
Plate Appearances Leaders
Runs  Scored Leaders
Hits Leaders
RBI Leaders
Singles Leaders
Doubles Leaders
Triples Leaders
Homerun Leaders
Extra-Base Hits Leaders
Total Bases Leaders
Walks Leaders
Strikeout Leaders (Bat)
Stolen Base Leaders
Most Outs Made Leaders
Runners Left On-Base Leaders
Batting Average Leaders
On-Base Percentage Leaders
Slugging Percentage Leaders
On-Base plus Slugging Percentage Leaders
Longest Hitting Streak Leaders
Longest On-Base Streak Leaders
Grand Slam Homeruns (all)
Games Pitched Leaders
Games Started Leaders
Complete Games Leaders
Wins Leaders
Losses Leaders
Saves Leaders
Shutouts Leaders
Quality Starts Leaders
Innings Pitched Leaders
Hits Allowed Leaders
Runs Allowed Leaders
Earned Runs Allowed Leaders
Singles Allowed Leaders
Doubles Allowed Leaders
Triples Allowed Leaders
Homeruns Allowed Leaders
Walks Allowed Leaders
Strikeout Leaders (Pit)
ERA Leaders
Run Support/9 Leaders
Base Runners/9 Leaders

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