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This day in baseball · September 16, 1871: the New York Mutuals visited the Boston Red Stockings at South End Grounds I. Boston Red Stockings 9, New York Mutuals 7. W1871 in baseballβ†—

From the vault · October 15, 2008 · 2008 NLCS, Game 5: The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5–1 at Dodger Stadium to win the NL pennant, 4 games to 1. β–Ά Video β†—

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AA Β· 50–82 (.379) Β· Rank 6 Β· Attendance

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Ed McKean13154816466852.299.765
Cub Stricker12749311513360.233.601
Bob Gilks11948411116316.229.526
Jay Faatz12047012405164.264.606
Pete Hotaling9840310105535.251.605
Gus Alberts1023647514826.206.574
Mike Goodfellow68269660297.245.554
Mortimer Hogan782696102430.227.699
Pop Snyder64237510149.215.508
Chief Zimmer652125102215.241.642
John McGlone552033712226.182.481
Jersey Bakley6119426191.134.400
Cinders O'Brien3210920092.183.412
Deacon McGuire2694241132.255.695
Bill McClellan227216056.222.504
Billy Crowell18585031.086.252
Dick Van Zant10318011.258.593
Ed Keas6232000.087.212
George Proeser7237010.304.724
Mike Morrison4174000.235.470
Doc Oberlander3143040.214.571
Bill Stemmyer3104010.4001.000
Ed Knouff261000.167.619

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Jersey Bakley25332.976102121.213
Cinders O'Brien11193.303001351.328
Billy Crowell5135.79180611.812
George Proeser343.8170201.407
Ed Keas332.2960181.275
Mike Morrison135.4040141.686
Doc Oberlander125.2630231.753
Bob Gilks028.144131.619
Bill Stemmyer029.002072.875
Cub Stricker104.502051.500
Ed Knouff011.002021.222

Schedule (135 games)

DateOpponentResult
1888-04-18@ BR3L 1–10
1888-04-19@ BR3L 3–14
1888-04-21@ BR3L 0–2
1888-04-22@ BR3L 1–5
1888-04-23@ PH4L 7–28
1888-04-24@ PH4L 5–8
1888-04-25@ PH4L 6–16
1888-04-26@ PH4W 10–9
1888-04-27@ BL2L 7–11
1888-04-28@ BL2L 3–4
1888-04-30@ BL2W 6–3
1888-05-01@ BL2W 12–7
1888-05-02vs PH4W 10–1
1888-05-03vs PH4W 6–4
1888-05-05vs PH4L 5–14
1888-05-07vs PH4W 8–4
1888-05-10vs BL2W 3–1
1888-05-11vs BL2L 1–2
1888-05-12vs BL2L 4–5
1888-05-14vs BR3L 3–7
1888-05-15vs BR3W 7–3
1888-05-16vs BR3L 9–12
1888-05-17vs BR3L 0–15
1888-05-19vs CN2L 0–5
1888-05-20@ CN2L 4–8
1888-05-22vs CN2L 4–6
1888-05-23vs CN2L 5–6
1888-05-24vs SL4L 5–17
1888-05-26vs SL4W 8–5
1888-05-30vs KC2W 5–3
1888-05-30vs KC2W 3–2
1888-06-01vs KC2L 6–8
1888-06-02vs KC2L 15–16
1888-06-04vs LS2W 8–5
1888-06-05vs LS2W 6–5
1888-06-06vs LS2W 23–19
1888-06-07vs LS2W 13–4
1888-06-09@ BR3L 5–9
1888-06-10@ BR3L 2–10
1888-06-12@ BR3L 5–8
1888-06-15vs PH4W 11–8
1888-06-16vs PH4L 1–11
1888-06-18@ PH4L 2–3
1888-06-19@ PH4L 10–15
1888-06-20@ PH4L 10–12
1888-06-21@ BL2L 1–11
1888-06-22@ BL2W 6–5
1888-06-23@ BL2L 2–10
1888-06-26@ SL4L 2–10
1888-06-27@ SL4L 3–7
1888-06-28@ SL4L 0–4
1888-06-30@ SL4L 1–2
1888-07-01@ KC2W 6–5
1888-07-03@ KC2W 9–2
1888-07-04@ KC2L 5–8
1888-07-04@ KC2L 10–14
1888-07-06@ LS2L 3–6
1888-07-07@ LS2L 0–9
1888-07-08@ LS2L 0–3
1888-07-10@ LS2L 4–7
1888-07-12@ CN2W 2–1
1888-07-13@ CN2L 3–4
1888-07-14@ CN2L 0–10
1888-07-15@ CN2L 7–12
1888-07-17vs BR3W 2–1
1888-07-18vs BR3W 7–2
1888-07-19vs BR3W 9–3
1888-07-20vs BL2L 2–3
1888-07-21vs BL2W 17–11
1888-07-22vs BL2W 6–2
1888-07-23vs BL2W 6–2
1888-07-26vs LS2L 2–3
1888-07-27vs LS2L 5–6
1888-07-28vs LS2W 12–1
1888-07-29vs SL4L 4–7
1888-07-30vs SL4W 1–0
1888-07-31vs SL4W 8–2
1888-08-01vs SL4L 3–4
1888-08-03@ CN2W 9–8
1888-08-04@ CN2T 4–4
1888-08-05@ CN2L 5–6
1888-08-07vs KC2L 1–2
1888-08-08vs KC2W 1–0
1888-08-10@ KC2L 4–6
1888-08-11@ KC2L 3–12
1888-08-12@ KC2W 6–5
1888-08-13@ SL4L 3–8
1888-08-14@ SL4L 0–5
1888-08-15@ SL4L 0–3
1888-08-22@ CN2W 3–0
1888-08-23@ CN2W 1–0
1888-08-24vs SL4L 2–6
1888-08-25vs SL4L 0–1
1888-08-26vs SL4L 2–5
1888-08-28vs SL4L 2–5
1888-08-30vs KC2W 5–4
1888-08-31vs KC2W 2–1
1888-09-01vs KC2W 16–4
1888-09-02vs LS2W 11–4
1888-09-03vs LS2W 18–9
1888-09-04vs LS2W 12–3
1888-09-05vs LS2W 14–3
1888-09-06vs CN2W 3–2
1888-09-08vs CN2W 2–1
1888-09-10vs BR3L 1–2
1888-09-11vs BR3L 0–2
1888-09-12vs BR3L 3–8
1888-09-14vs BL2L 5–9
1888-09-15vs BL2W 6–5
1888-09-18@ KC2L 3–11
1888-09-19@ KC2W 2–0
1888-09-20@ KC2L 4–5
1888-09-22@ SL4L 2–11
1888-09-22@ SL4W 4–1
1888-09-23@ SL4L 4–14
1888-09-25@ CN2W 2–1
1888-09-26@ CN2L 1–5
1888-09-27@ CN2L 5–6
1888-09-28@ LS2L 1–4
1888-09-29@ LS2T 4–4
1888-09-30@ LS2L 3–6
1888-09-30@ LS2T 7–7
1888-10-03@ PH4L 1–8
1888-10-04@ PH4W 8–6
1888-10-05@ PH4L 0–8
1888-10-07@ BR3L 4–8
1888-10-08@ BR3L 1–7
1888-10-09@ BR3L 5–6
1888-10-11@ BL2L 4–7
1888-10-12@ BL2L 1–3
1888-10-13@ BL2W 8–0
1888-10-14@ PH4L 3–7
1888-10-15@ PH4L 5–7
1888-10-16@ PH4W 6–3
1888-10-17@ PH4L 4–14