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16 teams in AL, NL · 1235 regular-season games · 1957-04-15 to 1957-09-29 · attendance 17,015,819

◀ 1956 1958 ▶

World Series champion

Milwaukee Braves

MVP

Mickey Mantle AL
Hank Aaron NL

Cy Young

Warren Spahn

Rookie of the Year

Tony Kubek AL
Jack Sanford NL

All-Star Games

1957-07-09 at Sportsman's Park III
1957-07-28 at Comiskey Park I

Hall of Fame class of 1957

Joe McCarthy, Sam Crawford

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	Milwaukee Braves 4–3 New York Yankees	7

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	New York Yankees	98	56	.636	—	534	1,497,134	Casey Stengel	Pennant
2	Chicago White Sox	90	64	.584	8	566	1,135,668	Al Lopez
3	Boston Red Sox	82	72	.532	16	668	1,181,087	Pinky Higgins
4	Detroit Tigers	78	76	.506	20	614	1,272,346	Jack Tighe
5	Baltimore Orioles	76	76	.500	21	588	1,029,581	Paul Richards
6	Cleveland Indians	76	77	.497	21.5	722	722,256	Kerby Farrell
7	Kansas City Athletics	59	94	.386	38.5	710	901,067	Lou Boudreau, Harry Craft
8	Washington Senators	55	99	.357	43	808	457,079	Chuck Dressen, Cookie Lavagetto

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Milwaukee Braves	95	59	.617	—	613	2,215,404	Fred Haney	World Series
2	St. Louis Cardinals	87	67	.565	8	666	1,183,575	Fred Hutchinson
3	Brooklyn Dodgers	84	70	.545	11	591	1,028,258	Walter Alston
4	Cincinnati Redlegs	80	74	.519	15	781	1,070,850	Birdie Tebbetts
5	Philadelphia Phillies	77	77	.500	18	656	1,146,230	Mayo Smith
6	New York Giants	69	85	.448	26	701	653,923	Bill Rigney
7	Chicago Cubs	62	92	.403	33	722	670,629	Bob Scheffing
7	Pittsburgh Pirates	62	92	.403	33	696	850,732	Bobby Bragan, Danny Murtaugh

Leaders

AL

HR

1. 42Roy Sievers
2. 38Ted Williams
3. 34Mickey Mantle

RBI

1. 114Roy Sievers
2. 105Vic Wertz
3. 103Minnie Minoso

AVG

1. .388Ted Williams
2. .365Mickey Mantle
3. .321Gene Woodling

SB

1. 28Luis Aparicio
2. 18Jim Rivera
3. 18Minnie Minoso

W

1. 20Billy Pierce
2. 20Jim Bunning
3. 16Tom Sturdivant

ERA

1. 2.45Bobby Shantz
2. 2.54Tom Sturdivant
3. 2.69Jim Bunning

SO

1. 184Early Wynn
2. 182Jim Bunning
3. 177Connie Johnson

SV

1. 19Bob Grim
2. 16Ray Narleski
3. 11Ike Delock

NL

HR

1. 44Hank Aaron
2. 43Ernie Banks
3. 40Duke Snider

RBI

1. 132Hank Aaron
2. 105Del Ennis
3. 102Stan Musial

AVG

1. .351Stan Musial
2. .333Willie Mays
3. .322Frank Robinson

SB

1. 38Willie Mays
2. 26Jim Gilliam
3. 21Don Blasingame

W

1. 21Warren Spahn
2. 19Jack Sanford
3. 18Bob Buhl

ERA

1. 2.66Johnny Podres
2. 2.69Don Drysdale
3. 2.69Warren Spahn

SO

1. 188Jack Sanford
2. 170Dick Drott
3. 170Moe Drabowsky

SV

1. 17Clem Labine
2. 14Marv Grissom
3. 12Turk Lown

No-hitters

• Bob Keegan, Chicago White Sox vs. Washington Senators, 1957-08-20