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16 teams in AL, NL · 1238 regular-season games · 1950-04-18 to 1950-10-01 · attendance 17,462,977

◀ 1949 1951 ▶

World Series champion

New York Yankees

MVP

Phil Rizzuto AL
Jim Konstanty NL

Rookie of the Year

Walt Dropo AL
Sam Jethroe NL

All-Star Games

1950-07-11 at Comiskey Park I
1950-08-20 at Comiskey Park I

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	New York Yankees 4–0 Philadelphia Phillies	4

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	New York Yankees	98	56	.636	—	691	2,081,380	Casey Stengel	World Series
2	Detroit Tigers	95	59	.617	3	713	1,951,474	Red Rolfe
3	Boston Red Sox	94	60	.610	4	804	1,344,080	Joe McCarthy, Steve O'Neill
4	Cleveland Indians	92	62	.597	6	654	1,727,464	Lou Boudreau
5	Washington Senators	67	87	.435	31	813	699,697	Bucky Harris
6	Chicago White Sox	60	94	.390	38	749	781,330	Jack Onslow, Red Corriden
7	St. Louis Browns	58	96	.377	40	916	247,131	Zack Taylor
8	Philadelphia Athletics	52	102	.338	46	913	309,805	Connie Mack

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Philadelphia Phillies	91	63	.591	—	624	1,217,035	Eddie Sawyer	Pennant
2	Brooklyn Dodgers	89	65	.578	2	724	1,185,896	Burt Shotton
3	New York Giants	86	68	.558	5	643	1,008,878	Leo Durocher
4	Boston Braves	83	71	.539	8	736	944,391	Billy Southworth
5	St. Louis Cardinals	78	75	.510	12.5	670	1,093,411	Eddie Dyer
6	Cincinnati Reds	66	87	.431	24.5	734	538,794	Luke Sewell
7	Chicago Cubs	64	89	.418	26.5	772	1,165,944	Frankie Frisch
8	Pittsburgh Pirates	57	96	.373	33.5	857	1,166,267	Billy Meyer

Leaders

AL

HR

1. 37Al Rosen
2. 34Walt Dropo
3. 32Joe DiMaggio

RBI

1. 144Vern Stephens
2. 144Walt Dropo
3. 124Yogi Berra

AVG

1. .354Billy Goodman
2. .340George Kell
3. .328Dom DiMaggio

SB

1. 15Dom DiMaggio
2. 12Elmer Valo
3. 12Phil Rizzuto

W

1. 23Bob Lemon
2. 21Vic Raschi
3. 19Art Houtteman

ERA

1. 3.20Early Wynn
2. 3.39Ned Garver
3. 3.43Bob Feller

SO

1. 170Bob Lemon
2. 160Allie Reynolds
3. 155Vic Raschi

SV

1. 15Mickey Harris
2. 13Joe Page
3. 11Tom Ferrick

NL

HR

1. 47Ralph Kiner
2. 36Andy Pafko
3. 32Hank Sauer

RBI

1. 126Del Ennis
2. 118Ralph Kiner
3. 113Gil Hodges

AVG

1. .346Stan Musial
2. .328Jackie Robinson
3. .321Duke Snider

SB

1. 35Sam Jethroe
2. 17Pee Wee Reese
3. 16Duke Snider

W

1. 21Warren Spahn
2. 20Johnny Sain
3. 20Robin Roberts

ERA

1. 2.71Sal Maglie
2. 2.97Ewell Blackwell
3. 3.01Larry Jansen

SO

1. 191Warren Spahn
2. 188Ewell Blackwell
3. 161Larry Jansen

SV

1. 22Jim Konstanty
2. 8Bill Werle
3. 7Bobby Hogue

No-hitters

• Vern Bickford, Boston Braves vs. Brooklyn Dodgers, 1950-08-11