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1979 World SeriesWWikipedia↗W1979 season↗

Pittsburgh Pirates 4, Baltimore Orioles 3 Β· 1979-10-10 to 1979-10-17 Β· 7 games Β· attendance 367,597 Β· season overview

Champion Β· 5th title
Series MVP
Note
Decided in game 7

Games

#DateAway at HomeSeriesParkAttendanceWinLossSave
11979-10-10Pittsburgh Pirates 4 at Baltimore Orioles 50–1Memorial Stadium53,735Mike FlanaganBruce Kison
21979-10-11Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at Baltimore Orioles 21–1Memorial Stadium53,739Don RobinsonDon StanhouseKent Tekulve
31979-10-12Baltimore Orioles 8 at Pittsburgh Pirates 41–2Three Rivers Stadium50,848Scott McGregorJohn Candelaria
41979-10-13Baltimore Orioles 9 at Pittsburgh Pirates 61–3Three Rivers Stadium50,883Tim StoddardKent Tekulve
51979-10-14Baltimore Orioles 1 at Pittsburgh Pirates 72–3Three Rivers Stadium50,920Bert BlylevenMike Flanagan
61979-10-16Pittsburgh Pirates 4 at Baltimore Orioles 03–3Memorial Stadium53,739John CandelariaJim PalmerKent Tekulve
71979-10-17Pittsburgh Pirates 4 at Baltimore Orioles 14–3Memorial Stadium53,733Grant JacksonScott McGregorKent Tekulve

The players

Pittsburgh Pirates

BattingGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBAVG
Omar Moreno7334112003170.333
Willie Stargell7307124037060.400
Tim Foli7306101103200.333
Dave Parker7292103004270.345
Phil Garner7244124005310.500
Bill Madlock724291003510.375
Bill Robinson719251002040.263
Steve Nicosia416110000020.062
Ed Ott312241003020.333
John Milner39231001200.333
Lee Lacy44010000010.250
Jim Bibby24000000010.000
John Candelaria23010000020.333
Manny Sanguillen33010001000.333
Bert Blyleven23000000000.000
Jim Rooker22000000010.000
Kent Tekulve22000000000.000
Rennie Stennett11010000000.000
Mike Easler21000000100.000
Grant Jackson11000000000.000
Enrique Romo11000000000.000
PitchingGGSW–LSVIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Jim Bibby220–0010.1104321012.61
Bert Blyleven211–0010.08223411.80
Kent Tekulve500–139.143331002.89
John Candelaria221–109.014652415.00
Jim Rooker210–008.25113401.04
Don Robinson401–005.04336305.40
Enrique Romo200–004.25223403.86
Grant Jackson401–004.21002200.00
Bruce Kison110–100.1354201108.00

Baltimore Orioles

BattingGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBAVG
Ken Singleton7281101002250.357
Eddie Murray726341012441.154
Doug DeCinces725250013551.200
Rick Dempsey621262000130.286
Al Bumbry721330001210.143
Kiko Garcia620482106130.400
Rich Dauer617251011010.294
Gary Roenicke516121000060.125
John Lowenstein613231003130.231
Billy Smith47120000200.286
Benny Ayala36120012100.333
Mark Belanger26100000110.000
Mike Flanagan25000000120.000
Terry Crowley54011002100.250
Pat Kelly54010000110.250
Scott McGregor24100000210.000
Jim Palmer24000000030.000
Dave Skaggs13110000000.333
Tim Stoddard11010001000.000
Lee May21000000110.000
Sammy Stewart11000000010.000
PitchingGGSW–LSVIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Scott McGregor221–1017.016662813.18
Jim Palmer220–1015.018665803.60
Mike Flanagan221–1015.0176421312.40
Tim Stoddard401–005.06331305.40
Sammy Stewart100–002.24001000.00
Steve Stone100–002.04222209.00
Don Stanhouse200–102.053330013.50
Dennis Martinez210–002.064400118.00
Tippy Martinez200–001.13110106.75