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16 teams in AL, NL · 1236 regular-season games · 1960-04-12 to 1960-10-02 · attendance 19,911,489

◀ 1959 1961 ▶

World Series champion

Pittsburgh Pirates

MVP

Roger Maris AL
Dick Groat NL

Cy Young

Vern Law

Rookie of the Year

Ron Hansen AL
Frank Howard NL

All-Star Games

1960-07-11 at Municipal Stadium
1960-07-13 at Yankee Stadium I

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	Pittsburgh Pirates 4–3 New York Yankees	7

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	New York Yankees	97	57	.630	—	627	1,627,349	Casey Stengel	Pennant
2	Baltimore Orioles	89	65	.578	8	606	1,187,849	Paul Richards
3	Chicago White Sox	87	67	.565	10	617	1,644,460	Al Lopez
4	Cleveland Indians	76	78	.494	21	693	950,985	Joe Gordon, Jo-Jo White, Jimmy Dykes
5	Washington Senators	73	81	.474	24	696	743,404	Cookie Lavagetto
6	Detroit Tigers	71	83	.461	26	644	1,167,669	Jimmy Dykes, Billy Hitchcock, Joe Gordon
7	Boston Red Sox	65	89	.422	32	775	1,129,866	Billy Jurges, Del Baker, Pinky Higgins
8	Kansas City Athletics	58	96	.377	39	756	774,944	Bob Elliott

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Pittsburgh Pirates	95	59	.617	—	593	1,705,828	Danny Murtaugh	World Series
2	Milwaukee Braves	88	66	.571	7	658	1,497,799	Chuck Dressen
3	St. Louis Cardinals	86	68	.558	9	616	1,096,632	Solly Hemus
4	Los Angeles Dodgers	82	72	.532	13	593	2,253,887	Walter Alston
5	San Francisco Giants	79	75	.513	16	631	1,795,356	Bill Rigney, Tom Sheehan
6	Cincinnati Reds	67	87	.435	28	692	663,486	Fred Hutchinson
7	Chicago Cubs	60	94	.390	35	776	809,770	Charlie Grimm, Lou Boudreau
8	Philadelphia Phillies	59	95	.383	36	691	862,205	Eddie Sawyer, Andy Cohen, Gene Mauch

Leaders

AL

HR

1. 40Mickey Mantle
2. 39Roger Maris
3. 38Jim Lemon

RBI

1. 112Roger Maris
2. 105Minnie Minoso
3. 103Vic Wertz

AVG

1. .320Pete Runnels
2. .315Al Smith
3. .311Minnie Minoso

SB

1. 51Luis Aparicio
2. 23Jim Landis
3. 21Lenny Green

W

1. 18Jim Perry
2. 18Chuck Estrada
3. 16Bud Daley

ERA

1. 2.67Frank Baumann
2. 2.79Jim Bunning
3. 3.06Hal Brown

SO

1. 201Jim Bunning
2. 160Pedro Ramos
3. 158Early Wynn

SV

1. 14Johnny Klippstein
2. 14Mike Fornieles
3. 13Ray Moore

NL

HR

1. 41Ernie Banks
2. 40Hank Aaron
3. 39Eddie Mathews

RBI

1. 126Hank Aaron
2. 124Eddie Mathews
3. 117Ernie Banks

AVG

1. .325Dick Groat
2. .323Norm Larker
3. .319Willie Mays

SB

1. 50Maury Wills
2. 32Vada Pinson
3. 26Tony Taylor

W

1. 21Warren Spahn
2. 21Ernie Broglio
3. 20Vern Law

ERA

1. 2.70Mike McCormick
2. 2.74Ernie Broglio
3. 2.84Don Drysdale

SO

1. 246Don Drysdale
2. 197Sandy Koufax
3. 190Sam Jones

SV

1. 26Lindy McDaniel
2. 24Roy Face
3. 17Bill Henry

No-hitters

• Don Cardwell, Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals, 1960-05-15
• Lew Burdette, Milwaukee Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 1960-08-18
• Warren Spahn, Milwaukee Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 1960-09-16