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Batting title races jumbled as MLB season winds down

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By NOAH TRISTER
AP Baseball Writer

The bar for Major League Baseball’s batting title is unusually low this year and that’s creating wild races for the honor in both leagues. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leads the majors in hitting with a .321 average and Trea Turner is atop the National League at .316. According to Baseball-Reference.com, the only time the leaders in both leagues were at .325 or lower was in 1960. That’s when Dick Groat topped the NL at .325 and Pete Runnels hit .320 to win the AL title.

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