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16 teams in AL, NL · 1237 regular-season games · 1954-04-13 to 1954-09-26 · attendance 15,935,883

◀ 1953 1955 ▶

World Series champion

New York Giants

MVP

Yogi Berra AL
Willie Mays NL

Rookie of the Year

Bob Grim AL
Wally Moon NL

All-Star Games

1954-07-13 at Cleveland Stadium
1954-08-22 at Comiskey Park I

Hall of Fame class of 1954

Bill Dickey, Bill Terry, Rabbit Maranville

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	New York Giants 4–0 Cleveland Indians	4

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Cleveland Indians	111	43	.721	—	504	1,335,472	Al Lopez	Pennant
2	New York Yankees	103	51	.669	8	563	1,475,171	Casey Stengel
3	Chicago White Sox	94	60	.610	17	521	1,231,629	Paul Richards, Marty Marion
4	Boston Red Sox	69	85	.448	42	728	931,127	Lou Boudreau
5	Detroit Tigers	68	86	.442	43	664	1,079,847	Fred Hutchinson
6	Washington Senators	66	88	.429	45	680	503,542	Bucky Harris
7	Baltimore Orioles	54	100	.351	57	668	1,060,910	Jimmy Dykes
8	Philadelphia Athletics	51	103	.331	60	875	304,666	Eddie Joost

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	New York Giants	97	57	.630	—	550	1,155,067	Leo Durocher	World Series
2	Brooklyn Dodgers	92	62	.597	5	740	1,020,531	Walter Alston
3	Milwaukee Braves	89	65	.578	8	556	2,131,388	Charlie Grimm
4	Philadelphia Phillies	75	79	.487	22	614	738,991	Steve O'Neill, Terry Moore
5	Cincinnati Redlegs	74	80	.481	23	763	704,167	Birdie Tebbetts
6	St. Louis Cardinals	72	82	.468	25	790	1,039,698	Eddie Stanky
7	Chicago Cubs	64	90	.416	33	766	748,183	Stan Hack
8	Pittsburgh Pirates	53	101	.344	44	845	475,494	Fred Haney

Leaders

AL

HR

1. 32Larry Doby
2. 29Ted Williams
3. 27Mickey Mantle

RBI

1. 126Larry Doby
2. 125Yogi Berra
3. 117Jackie Jensen

AVG

1. .341Bobby Avila
2. .320Minnie Minoso
3. .319Irv Noren

SB

1. 22Jackie Jensen
2. 18Jim Rivera
3. 18Minnie Minoso

W

1. 23Early Wynn
2. 23Bob Lemon
3. 20Bob Grim

ERA

1. 2.64Mike Garcia
2. 2.72Bob Lemon
3. 2.73Early Wynn

SO

1. 185Bob Turley
2. 155Early Wynn
3. 152Virgil Trucks

SV

1. 22Johnny Sain
2. 15Ellis Kinder
3. 13Ray Narleski

NL

HR

1. 49Ted Kluszewski
2. 42Gil Hodges
3. 41Hank Sauer

RBI

1. 141Ted Kluszewski
2. 130Duke Snider
3. 130Gil Hodges

AVG

1. .345Willie Mays
2. .342Don Mueller
3. .341Duke Snider

SB

1. 34Bill Bruton
2. 21Johnny Temple
3. 20Dee Fondy

W

1. 23Robin Roberts
2. 21Warren Spahn
3. 21Johnny Antonelli

ERA

1. 2.30Johnny Antonelli
2. 2.76Lew Burdette
3. 2.81Curt Simmons

SO

1. 185Robin Roberts
2. 184Harvey Haddix
3. 166Carl Erskine

SV

1. 24Jim Hughes
2. 20Frank Smith
3. 19Marv Grissom

No-hitters

• Jim Wilson, Milwaukee Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 1954-06-12