1920s: 1920-1929

Explore baseball during this era

๐ŸŽฎ Top Players by Games

Most Games โ€” 1920-1929

๐Ÿ’ช Top Players by Home Runs

Most Home Runs โ€” 1920-1929

๐Ÿ“Š Top Players by Batting Average

Highest AVG โ€” 1920-1929

What the 1920s page shows

The 1920s page links every season from 1920 to 1929 that the site has standings for. Sam Rice played 1496 games in the 1920s, more than anyone else, followed by Charlie Grimm (1458). Among those players, Babe Ruth hit the most home runs, 467, well clear of Rogers Hornsby (250). The batting average list starts with Rogers Hornsby (0.382), with Harry Heilmann second at 0.364. Power and average met in Babe Ruth, Harry Heilmann, and Rogers Hornsby, ranked on both 1920s lists. Ty Cobb rounds out the top three by average at 0.357. The power list's third name is Cy Williams (202). The player tiles show careers crossing into the 1920s from earlier, Sam Rice's 1915-1934 among them. Only games from 1920 through 1929 count toward the 1920s lists. The New York Yankees appear most often among the 1920s champions, in 1923, 1927, and 1928. The best record among the 1920s title teams belongs to the 1925 Hilldale Club, 53-18. The champions list includes Negro Leagues title teams such as the 1924 Kansas City Monarchs.