These are the batting and pitching leaders so far in the 2022 season

The return of baseball Big leagues after the lockout is a joy for everyone and seeing action in the stadiums again is brilliant, just like in these 13 days of 2022 season you already have so much leaders from battinglike pitching in the American and National Leagues, respectively.

american league

batting

Hits

• Wander Franco – Tampa Bay Rays (19)
• Jose Ramirez – Cleveland Guardians (18)
• Rafael Devers – Boston Red Sox (15)
• Nathaniel Lowe – Texas Rangers (14)
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – Toronto Blue Jays (13)

Double

• Owen Miller – Cleveland Guardians (7)
• Wander Franco – Tampa Bay Rays (6)
• Kike Hernandez – Boston Red Sox (6)
• Randy Arozarena – Tampa Bay Rays (6)
• Sean Murphy – Oakland Athletics (5)
• Elvis Andrus – Oakland Athletics (5)

home runs

• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – Toronto Blue Jays (5)
• Salvador Perez – Kansas City Royals (4)
• Jose Ramirez – Cleveland Guardians (4)
• Yordan Alvarez – Houston Astros (3)
• Byron Buxton – Minnesota Twins (3)

towed

• Jose Ramirez – Cleveland Guardians (20)
• Seth Brown – Oakland Athletics (11)
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – Toronto Blue Jays (10)
• Brandon Marsh – Anaheim Angels (10)
• Ty Franco – Seattle Mariners (9)
• Alex Bregman – Houston Astros (8)

Annotated

• Myles Straw – Cleveland Guardians (13)
• Wander Franco – Tampa Bay Rays (9)
• Kike Hernandez – Boston Red Sox (9)
• Owen Miller – Cleveland Guardians (9)
• Shohei Ohtani – Anaheim Angels (9)
• Jose Abreu – Chicago White Sox (8)

Stolen Bases

• Luis Robert – Chicago White Sox (5)
• Julio Rodriguez – Seattle Mariners (4)
• Jorge Mateo – Baltimore Orioles (3)
• Jose Altuve – Houston Astros (2)
• Whit Merrifield – Kansas City Royals (2)

Average

• Jose Ramirez – Cleveland Guardians (.450)
• Steven Kwan – Cleveland Guardians (.429)
• Wander Franco – Tampa Bay Rays (.404)
• Nicky Lopez – Kansas City Royals (.385)
• Andrew Benintendi – Kansas City Royals (.375)

pitching

victories

• Adam Cimber – Toronto Blue Jays (3)

Effectiveness

• Justin Verlander – Houston Astros (0.69)

WHIP

• Brad Keller – Kansas City Royals (0.62)

strikeouts

• Shane McClanahan – Tampa Bay Rays (20)
• Nathan Eovaldi – Boston Red Sox (19)
• Nestor Cortes – New York Yankees (17)

National League

batting

Hits

• Matt Olson – Atlanta Braves (20)
• Manny Machado – San Diego Padres (19)
• Josh Bell – Washington Nationals (16)
• Freddie Freeman – Los Angeles Dodgers (16)
• Kris Bryant – Colorado Rockies (15)

Double

• Eduardo Escobar – New York Mets (6)
• Matt Olson – Atlanta Braves (6)
• Nolan Arenado – St. Louis Cardinals (5)
• Eric Hosmer – San Diego Padres (5)
• Nick Castellanos – Philadelphia Phillies (4)

home runs

• CJ Cron – Colorado Rockies (6)
• Ozzie Albies – Atlanta Braves (5)
• Nolan Arenado – St. Louis Cardinals (4)
• Marcell Ozuna – Atlanta Braves (4)
• Seiya Suzuki – Chicago Cubs (4)
• Pete Alonso – New York Mets (3)

towed

• CJ Cron – Colorado Rockies (16)
• Pete Alonso – New York Mets (14)
• Nolan Arenado – St. Louis Cardinals (12)
• Josh Bell – Washington Nationals (11)
• Seiya Suzuki – Chicago Cubs (11)
• Bryce Harper – Philadelphia Phillies (10)

Annotated

• Manny Machado – San Diego Padres (12)
• Kris Bryant – Colorado Rockies (11)
• Josh Bell – Washington Nationals (10)
• Thairo Estrada – San Francisco Giants (10)
• Francisco Lindor – New York Mets (10)
• Nolan Arenado – St. Louis Cardinals (9)

stolen bases

• Steven Duggar – San Francisco Giants (4)
• Cody Bellinger – Los Angeles Dodgers (3)
• Francisco Lindor – New York Mets (3)
• Starling Marte – New York Mets (3)
• Trea Turner – Los Angeles Dodgers (3)
• Paul DeJong – St. Louis Cardinals (2)

Average

• Seiya Suzuki – Chicago Cubs (.414)
• Matt Olson – Atlanta Braves (.400)
• Nolan Arenado – St. Louis Cardinals (.382)
• Tommy Edman – St. Louis Cardinals (.375)
• Eric Hosmer – San Diego Padres (.364)

pitching

victories

Max Scherzer – New York Mets (3)

Effectiveness

• Tony Gonsolin – Los Angeles Dodgers (0.69)

WHIP

• Clayton Kershaw – Los Angeles Dodgers (0.50)

strikeouts

• Max Scherzer – New York Mets (23)
• Corbin Burnes – Milwaukee Brewers (22)
• Joe Musgrove – San Diego Padres (21)
• Clayton Kershaw – Los Angeles Dodgers (20)

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