Phillies OPS single-season leaders

On-base plus slugging (OPS) is a sabermetric baseball statistic calculated as the sum of a player's on-base percentage and slugging percentage. It's meant to combine how well a hitter can reach base, with how well he can hit for average and for power.

A good OPS at the Major League level is .800 or higher, which indicates the hitter is having an above-average season. An OPS of .900 or higher means the player is having an All-Star season, and a 1.000 OPS or higher suggests the hitter is having an MVP season.

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The highest figure is 1.422 compiled by Barry Bonds of the Giants in 2004, a season in which he drew 232 walks, an unworldly number.

Phillies Top 10 *

1.123

Chuck Klein, 1930; age 25. Career-high 250 hits, 59 doubles. Add 54 walks, 40 homers, 8 triples, .386 average. His OPS ranks 63rd in AL/NL history.

1.088

Lefty O’Doul, 1929; age 32. First of two Phillies seasons. Career-high 254 hits, .398 average, both Phillies records. 35-6-32 (doubles/triples/home runs), 74 walks.

1.084

Ryan Howard, 2006; age 26. Club-record 58 home runs in MVP season. Also, a career high in hits (182), walks (108), average (.313), slugging (.659), total bases (383).

1.080

Mike Schmidt, 1981; age 31. League-high 31 homers, 73 walks in strike-shortened season. Career-high .316 average. Back-to-back MVP.

1.065

Chuck Klein, 1929; age 24. First full season with Phillies. 219 hits, 54 walks, 45-6-43 extra-base hits. Only a .356 average.

1.057

Lefty O’Doul, 1933; age 33. 202 hits, 37-7-22 extra-base hits, 63 walks. Average crashed from .398 previous season to .383.

1.050

Chuck Klein, 1932; age 27. MVP season included leading NL in hits (226) and homers (38). Add 50 doubles, 15 triples, .348 average and career-best 60 walks.

1.044

Bryce Harper, 2021; age 28. Topped NL with 42 doubles and .615 slugging in his MVP season that included 151 hits, 100 walks, 35 homers, 1 triple and a .309 average.

1.034

Dolph Camilli, 1937; age 30. Career-high .339 batting average, 161 hits, 90 walks, .587 slugging and 23-7-27 extra-base hits.

1.027

Dick Allen, 1966; age 24. .637 slugging led NL. Hit .317, 166 hits, 68 walks, 25 doubles, 10 triples, career-high 40 homers.

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Klein, 1.025, 1933; 28

Camillli, 1.018, 1936; 29

Schmidt, 1.005, 1980; 30

Bobby Abreu, .995, 1999; 25

Greg Luzinski, .988, 1977; 26

Phillies Media Guide, since 1900, minimum 400 PA *