There is, however, an exception that would apply to Buxton's circumstances in the case of slugging percentage. If a person come up short on the minimums in batting average, slugging percentage, or on base percentage, but his margin is such that he would still be the leader if he had enough unsuccessful additional at bats to reach the minimum, he is considered the leader and would be listed with his original stats. So, in this case, Buxton has 23 total bases in 19 at bats, for a 1.211 slugging percentages. However, with seven team games, his 21 total plate appearances is one short of the required 22 (7 x 3.1 = 21.). If he had an additional unsuccessful at bat, however, his resulting slugging percentage of 1.150 (23/20) is still above the second place 1.130 of Nick Castellanos. As a result, Buxton would be listed as the leader and would get credit for his actual 1.211. (In practical terms, Mr. Buxton will smack two more doubles and homer tomorrow, making this a moot discussion.)