Here is an explanation of this weekly feature. This entry lists the best and worst for the last 30 days of the 2015 regular season, through games of Sunday, October 4.

Comment of the week: How 2015 Braves is this: Shelby Miller was this year’s poster child for the #KillTheWin movement, as he went 6-17 over 33 starts despite a 3.02 ERA (NL average: 3.91; his ERA- was 78). He received 2.1 runs of support per 27 outs–the lowest in the majors by half a run–when he was on the mound. He got credit for a win on May 17, his fifth of the season, and didn’t get his sixth until the yesterday, on the season’s last day. So he finally got a win, after a four and a half month drought, at the end of a month during which he had the worst ERA in the National League.

American League
   Team W-L              
1. Texas            18-11
2. Los Angeles      17-11
   Toronto          17-11
4. Cleveland,       16-12
   Boston, Baltimore
       
   Worst Team W-L        
1. Oakland          10-17
2. New York         12-17
3. Houston          12-15
   Seattle          12-15
5. Kansas City      13-15

   Batting Average       
1. Choo, Tex        .374
2. Beltre, Tex      .357
3. Pillar, Tor      .3511
4. Betts, Bos       .3509
5. Eaton, Chi       .343
       
   On Base Percentage    
1. Choo, Tex         .489
2. Davis, Bal        .459
3. Bautista, Tor     .431
4. Encarnacion, Tor  .425
5. Beltre, Tex       .423

   Slugging Percentage   
1. Ortiz, Bos        .734
2. Trout, LA         .670
3. Encarnacion, Tor  .652
4. Bautista, Tor     .641
5. Davis, Bal        .628
     
   On Base Plus Slugging 
1. Ortiz, Bos       1.138
2. Trout, LA        1.092
3. Davis, Bal       1.087
4. Choo, Tex        1.078
5. Encarnacion, Tor 1.076

   Worst OPS             
1. Headley, NY       .488
2. Castillo, Bos     .501
3. Ellsbury, NY      .527
4. Lawrie, Oak       .529
5. McCann, NY        .539
          
   Home Runs             
1. Bautista, Tor        9
   Encarnacion, Tor     9
   Machado, Bal         9
4. Ortiz, Bos           8
   Trout, LA            8
 
   Runs                  
1. Choo, Tex           28
2. Betts, Bos          23
   Bogaerts, Bos       23
4. Davis, Bal          22
5. Machado, Bal        21

   RBI                   
1. Beltre, Tex         33
2. Ortiz, Bos          26
3. Bautista, Tor       25
   Fielder, Tex        25
5. Moustakas, KC       23
       
   Stolen Bases          
1. Andrus, Tex          9
2. Pillar, Tor          8
3. Marisnick, Hou       7
4. Lindor, Cle          6
4. 4 with               5
  
   Saves                 
1. Boxberger, TB        8
   Street, LA           8
3. Tolleson, Tex        7
4. 5 with               6
                         
 
   ERA                   
1. Anderson, Cle     1.09
2. Quintana, Chi     1.50
3. Hill, Boss        1.55
4. Santana, Min      1.88
5. Duffey, Min       1.95

   Worst ERA             
1. Doubront, Oak     8.04
2. Holland, Tex      6.19
3. Archer, TB        5.81
4. Pineda, NY        5.57
5. Tillman, Bal      5.51
 
   FIP                   
1. Price, Tor        2.13
2. Duffey, Min       2.18
3. Hill, Bos         2.27
4. Ramirez, TB       2.48
5. Santana, Min      2.76
 
   WHIP                  
1. Hill, Bos         0.66 
2. Dickey, Tor       0.85
3. Estrada, Tor      0.91
4. Quintana, Chi     0.97
5. Tomlin, Cle       0.99
 
   Strikeouts            
1. Richards, LA        45
2. Carrasco, Cle       43
   Keuchel, Hou        43
4. Porcello, Bos       39
5. 2 with              38
National League
   Team W-L
1. Chicago          21- 8
2. Pittsburgh       18-11
3. New York         16-12
   Los Angeles      16-12
5. Miami, SF        15-12

   Worst Team W-L
1. Cincinnati        9-21
2. San Diego         9-18
3. Milwaukee        10-19
4. San Diego        10-17
5. Colorado         12-16
   
   Batting Average     
1. Gordon, Mia       .367
2. Inciarte, Ari     .349
3. Yelich, Mia       .343
4. Carpenter, SL     .337
5. Seager, LA        .326
 
   On Base Percentage  
1. Votto, Cin        .467
2. Harper, Was       .429
3. Goldschmidt, Ari  .426
4. Seager, LA        .423
5. Granderson, NY    .422

   Slugging Percentage  
1. Carpenter, SL     .723
2. Harper, Was       .717
3. Goldschmidt, Ari  .607
4. Davis, Mil        .602
5. Bour, Mia         .586

   On Base Plus Slugging
1. Harper, Was      1.146
2. Carpenter, SL    1.119
3. Goldschmidt, Ari 1.033
4. Seager, LA       0.974
5. Davis, Mil       0.954
      
   Worst OPS
1. Owings, Ari       .403
2. Ramos, Was        .439
3. Taylor, Was       .460
4. LeMahieu, Col     .517
5. Segura, Mil       .570

   Home Runs
1. Davis, Mil          10
   Harper, Was         10
3. Bour, Mia            8
   Carpenter, SL        8
5. 2 with               7

   Runs    
1. Carpenter, SL       21
   Gordon, Mia         21
3. Granderson, NY      20
   Harper, Was         20
5. 3 with              19

   RBI      
1. Arenado, Col        27
2. Bour, Mia           23
3. Castro, Chi         21
4. Harper, Was         19
5. 3 with              18

   Stolen Bases          
1. Gordon, Mia         11
2. Blackmon, Col        7
3. Pagan, SF            6
   Pollock, Ari         6
5. Segura, Mil          5

   Saves
1. Ramos, Mia           9
2. Jansen, LA           8
   Melancon, Pit        8
4. Casilla, SF          7
   Familia, NY          7

   ERA
1. Arrieta, Chi      0.39
2. Strasburg, Was    1.24
3. Teheran, Atl      1.64
4. Kershaw, LA       1.86
5. Peavy, SF         1.96

   Worst ERA
1. Miller, Atl       5.40
   Nicolino, Mia     5.40
3. Cashner, SD       5.34
   Zimmermann, Was   5.34
5. Leake, SF         4.85

   FIP
1. Strasburg, Was    1.48
2. Arrieta, Chi      1.74
3. Kershaw, LA       1.84
4. Corbin, Ari       2.02
5. Lester, Chi       2.27

   WHIP
1. Arrieta, Chi      0.57
2. Lester, Chi       0.70
3. Strasburg, Was    0.72
4. Scherzer, Was     0.76
5. Peavy, SF         0.79

   Strikeouts
1. Scherzer, Was       57
   Strasburg, Was      57
3. Kershaw, LA         50
4. Arrieta, Chi        46
5. Gonzalez, Was       42
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