| Bill Buckner of the Chicago Cubs paced the National League in batting in 1980 with .324. Keith Hernandez of the St Louis Cardinals was second with .321 and teammate Garry Templeton finished third with .319. Batting Leaders 1980: Bill Buckner, Cubs .324... Keith Hernandez, Cardinals .321... Garry Templeton, Cardinals .319 Cesar Cedeno, Houston Astros .309... Bake McBride, Philadelphia Phillies .309... Andre Dawson, Montreal Expos .308... Steve Garvey, Los Angeles Dodgers .304... Dave Collins, Cincinnati Red Stockings .303... Ted Simmons, Cardinals .303... Jose Cruz, Astros .302... George Hendrick, Cardinals .302... Gene Richards, San Diego Padres .301... ======================================================== 1980 National League Doubles Leaders: Pete Rose, Phillies 42... Bill Buckner, Cubs 41... Andre Dawson, Expos 41... Keith Hernandez, Cardinals 39... Ray Knight, Reds 39... Chris Chambliss, Atlanta Braves 37... Dan Driessen, Reds 36... Warren Cromartie, Expos 33... Ted Simmons, Cardinals 33... George Hendrick, Cardinals 33... Bake McBride, Phillies 33... Ken Reitz, Cardinals 33... Cesar Cedeno, Astros 32... Dave Concepcion, Reds 31... Dave Parker, Pittsburgh Pirates 31... Lee Mazzilli, New York Mets 31... Garry Maddox, Phillies 31... ========================================================= 1980 National League Runs Scored Leaders: Keith Hernandez, Cardinals 111... Mike Schmidt, Phillies 104... Dale Murphy. Braves 98... Andre Dawson, Expos 96... Pete Rose, Phillies 95... Ron LeFlore, Expos 95... Dave Collins, Reds 94... Gene Richards, Padres 91... Ken Griffey, Sr. 89... Dave Winfield, Padres 89... Omar Moreno, Pirates 87... Ted Simmons, Cardinals 84... Rodney Scott, Expos 84... baseballhistorian.com - The Keeper of Baseball History For complete stats of all baseball players, please see Players section on the upper left-side of our home page For loads of fun reading, type in Yankees, Cardinals, Pirates, Red Sox, Cubs or all other teams in our Search on the lower left-side of our home page | 
