1993 Slugging Average Leaders Top 25 in the National League
Name	Slugging Average	Team	Rank
Barry Bonds	.677 (.67718)	San Francisco Giants	1
Andres Galarraga	.602 (.60213)	Colorado Rockies	2
Matt Williams	.561 (.56131)	San Francisco Giants	3
Mike Piazza	.561 (.56124)	Los Angeles Dodgers	4
Rick Wilkins	.561 (.56054)	Chicago Cubs	5
Fred McGriff	.549 (.54937)	San Diego Padres	6
		Atlanta Braves
Dante Bichette	.526 (.52602)	Colorado Rockies	7
Bobby Bonilla	.522 (.52191)	New York Mets	8
Charlie Hayes	.522 (.52182)	Colorado Rockies	9
Jeff Bagwell	.516 (.51589)	Houston Astros	10
David Justice	.515 (.51453)	Atlanta Braves	11
Ron Gant	.510 (.50990)	Atlanta Braves	12
Phil Plantier	.509 (.50866)	San Diego Padres	13
Tony Gwynn	.497 (.49693)	San Diego Padres	14
Robby Thompson	.496 (.49595)	San Francisco Giants	15
Gregg Jefferies	.485 (.48529)	St. Louis Cardinals	16
Sammy Sosa	.485 (.48495)	Chicago Cubs	17
Moises Alou	.483 (.48340)	Montreal Expos	18
Darren Daulton	.482 (.48235)	Philadelphia Phillies	19
Lenny Dykstra	.482 (.48195)	Philadelphia Phillies	20
Al Martin	.481 (.48125)	Pittsburgh Pirates	21
Bernard Gilkey	.481 (.48115)	St. Louis Cardinals	22
Gary Sheffield	.476 (.47571)	San Diego Padres	23
		Florida Marlins
John Kruk	.475 (.47477)	Philadelphia Phillies	24
Mark Grace	.475 (.47475)	Chicago Cubs	25
Name	Slugging Average	Team	Rank

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