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The 1887 season of the American Association was the sixth season of the league.

Contents

[edit] Season summary

[edit] Standings

Bold indicates league champion, Italics indicates World Series champion
RankTeamGWLTWPCTGBRS (RS/G)RA (RA/G)AVGOBPSLGERAFPCT
1St. Louis Browns13895403.688-.-1131 (8.20)761 (5.51)0.3070.3630.4133.770.916
2Cincinnati Red Stockings13681541.59614.0892 (6.56)745 (5.48)0.2680.3220.3713.580.915
3Baltimore Orioles14177586.54618.0975 (6.91)861 (6.11)0.2770.3410.3803.870.907
4Louisville Colonels13976603.54719.5956 (6.88)854 (6.14)0.2890.3470.3853.820.903
5Philadelphia Athletics13764694.46730.0893 (6.52)890 (6.50)0.2770.3210.3754.590.907
6Brooklyn Grays13860744.43534.5904 (6.55)918 (6.65)0.2610.3240.3504.470.905
7New York Metropolitans13844895.31950.0754 (5.46)1093 (7.92)0.2480.3110.3295.280.894
8Cleveland Blues13339922.29354.0729 (5.48)1112 (8.36)0.2520.3080.3324.990.898

[edit] League leaders

Bold indicates league record, Italics indicate all-time record

[edit] Batting

StatisticLeaderTeamNumber
Games PlayedOyster Burns
Blondie Purcell
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Orioles
140
At BatsArlie LathamSt. Louis Browns627
Runs ScoredTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns167
HitsTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns225
DoublesTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns52
TriplesOyster Burns
Jumbo Davis
John Kerins
Bid McPhee
Tip O'Neill
Tom Poorman
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Orioles
Louisville Colonels
Cincinnati Red Stockings
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
19
Home RunsTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns14
Total BasesTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns357
Runs Batted InTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns123
Stolen BasesHugh NicolCincinnati Red Stockings138
WalksPaul RadfordNew York Metropolitans106
Hit by PitchTommy TuckerBaltimore Orioles29
Batting AverageTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns'0.435
On-Base PercentageTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns'0.490
Slugging PercentageTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns'0.691
On-Base plus SluggingTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns'1.181
On-Base plus Slugging PlusTip O'NeillSt. Louis Browns211

[edit] Pitching

StatisticLeaderTeamNumber
WinsMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles46
LossesAl MaysNew York Metropolitans34
Win-Loss PercentageBob CaruthersSt. Louis Browns0.763
AppearancesMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles69
Games StartedMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles69
Complete GamesMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles66
ShutoutsMatt Kilroy
Tony Mullane
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Red Stockings
6
Games FinishedAdonis TerryBrooklyn Grays5
SavesAdonis TerryBrooklyn Grays3
Innings PitchedMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles589.1
Batters FacedMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles2492
Hits AllowedMatt KilroyBaltimore Orioles585
Home Runs AllowedMike MorrisonCleveland Blues13
Base-on-Balls AllowedMike MorrisonCleveland Blues205
Hit BatsmenGus WeyhingPhiladelphia Athletics37
StrikeoutsToad RamseyLouisville Colonels355
Wild PitchesJohn ShafferNew York Metropolitans13
Balks71 players tied0
Runs AllowedPhenomenal SmithBaltimore Orioles369
Earned Runs AllowedAl MaysNew York Metropolitans232
Earned Run AverageElmer SmithCincinnati Red Stockings2.94
Walks plus Hits
per Inning Pitched
Bob CaruthersSt. Louis Browns1.167

[edit] Postseason

In the World's Series, the American Association champion St. Louis Browns were defeated by the National League's Detroit Wolverines, 10 games to 5.

[edit] Notable events

Seasons of the American Association
1882 · 1883 · 1884 · 1885 · 1886 · 1887 · 1888 · 1889 · 1890 · 1891
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