8
WORLD SERIES
Teams Never to Trail in a World Series
1963 |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) vs. N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1966 |
Balt. Orioles (AL) vs. L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1989 |
Oak. A’s (AL) vs. S.F. Giants (NL) |
2004 |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL) |
Highest Batting Average for a World Series Team
American League |
|
Batting Average |
|
.338 |
N.Y. Yankees, 1960* |
.333 |
Bost. Red Sox, 2007 |
.316 |
Phila. A’s, 1910 |
.313 |
N.Y. Yankees, 1932 |
.311 |
Tor. Blue Jays, 1993 |
.310 |
Ana. Angels, 2002 |
.309 |
N.Y. Yankees, 1998 |
.309 |
Oak. A’s, 1989 |
.302 |
N.Y. Yankees, 1936 |
National League |
|
Batting Average |
|
.323 |
Pitt. Pirates, 1979 |
.317 |
Cin. Reds, 1990 |
.309 |
N.Y. Giants, 1922 |
.300 |
Bklyn. Dodgers, 1953 |
*Lost World Series. |
Lowest Batting Average for a World Series Team
American League |
|
Batting Average |
|
.146 |
Balt. Orioles, 1969 |
.149 |
Det. Tigers, 2006 |
.161 |
Phila. A’s, 1905 |
.172 |
Phila. A’s, 1914 |
.177 |
Oak. A’s, 1988 |
.179 |
Cle. Indians, 1995 |
.183 |
St.L. Browns, 1944 |
.183 |
N.Y. Yankees, 2001 |
.186 |
Bost. Red Sox, 1918* |
.190 |
Cle. Indians, 1954 |
.190 |
Tex. Rangers, 2010 |
.197 |
Phila. A’s, 1930* |
.198 |
Chi. White Sox, 1906* |
.199 |
Cle. Indians, 1948* |
.199 |
N.Y. Yankees, 1962* |
National League |
|
Batting Average |
|
.142 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1966 |
.175 |
N.Y. Giants, 1911 |
.180 |
L.A. Dodgers, 2018 |
.182 |
Phila. Phillies, 1915 |
.182 |
Bklyn. Dodgers, 1941 |
.185 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1985 |
.190 |
St.L. Cardinals, 2004 |
.193 |
N.Y. Mets, 2015 |
.195 |
Bklyn. Dodgers, 1956 |
.195 |
Phila. Phillies, 1983 |
.196 |
Chi. Cubs, 1906 |
*Won World Series. |
Most Regular Season Losses, Reaching World Series
American League |
|
Losses |
|
77 |
1987 Min. Twins* (Record: 85–77) |
75 |
1997 Cle. Indians (Record: 86–75) |
74 |
2000 N.Y. Yankees* (Record: 87–74) |
74 |
2012 Det. Tigers (Record: 88–74) |
73 |
2014 K.C. Royals (Record: 89–73) |
72 |
1974 Oak. A’s* (Record: 90–72) |
72 |
2010 Tex. Rangers (Record: 90–72) |
71 |
1985 K.C. Royals* (Record: 91–71) |
70 |
1967 Bost. Red Sox (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
1996 N.Y. Yankees* (Record: 92–70) |
68 |
1973 Oak. A’s* (Record: 94–68) |
67 |
1982 Milw. Brewers (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
1991 Min. Twins* (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
1993 Tor. Blue Jays* (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
2016 Cle. Indians (Record: 94–67) |
National League |
|
Losses |
|
79 |
1973 N.Y. Mets (Record: 82–79) |
78 |
2006 St.L. Cardinals* (Record: 83–78) |
74 |
2014 S.F. Giants* (Record: 88–74) |
73 |
2005 Hous. Astros (Record: 89–73) |
73 |
2007 Colo. Rockies (Record: 90–73) |
72 |
1983 Phila. Phillies* (Record: 90–72) |
72 |
2011 St.L. Cardinals* (Record: 90–72) |
72 |
2015 N.Y. Mets (Record: 90–72) |
71 |
1980 Phila. Phillies* (Record: 91–71) |
71 |
1990 Cin. Reds* (Record: 91–71) |
71 |
2003 Fla. Marlins* (Record: 91–71) |
71 |
2018 L.A. Dodgers (Record: 92–71) |
70 |
1982 St.L. Cardinals* (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
1984 S.D. Padres (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
1989 S.F. Giants (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
1997 Fla. Marlins* (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
2001 Ariz. D’backs* (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
2008 Phila. Phillies* (Record: 92–70) |
70 |
2010 S.F. Giants* (Record: 92–70) |
69 |
1964 St.L. Cardinals (Record: 93–69) |
69 |
2009 Phila. Phillies (Record: 93–69) |
68 |
1959 L.A. Dodgers* (Record: 88–68) |
68 |
1991 Atl. Braves (Record: 94–68) |
68 |
2000 N.Y. Mets (Record: 94–68) |
68 |
2012 S.F. Giants* (Record: 94–68) |
67 |
1966 L.A. Dodgers (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
1978 L.A. Dodgers (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
1987 St.L. Cardinals (Record: 95–67) |
67 |
1988 L.A. Dodgers* (Record: 95–67) |
*Won World Series |
Teams with Lowest Batting Average (Season), Winning World Series
Avg. |
Team |
Record |
.230 |
Chi. White Sox, 1906 |
93–58 |
.235 |
Det. Tigers, 1968 |
103–59 |
.240 |
Oak. A’s, 1972 |
93–62 |
.242 |
N.Y. Mets, 1969 |
100–62 |
.245 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1965 |
97–65 |
.247 |
Oak. A’s, 1974 |
90–72 |
.248 |
Bost. Red Sox, 1916 |
91–63 |
.248 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1988 |
94–67 |
.249 |
Chi. Cubs, 1908 |
99–55 |
.249 |
Bost. Red Sox, 1918 |
75–51 |
.250 |
Chi. Cubs, 1907 |
107–45 |
.250 |
Atl. Braves, 1995 |
90–54 |
Teams Winning World Series a Year After Finishing with a Losing Record
Team |
WS-Winning Season |
Losing Season |
Bost. Braves (NL) |
1914 (94–59) |
1913 (69–82) |
Wash. Senators (AL) |
1924 (92–62) |
1923 (75–78) |
N.Y. Giants (NL) |
1954 (97–57) |
1953 (70–84) |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1959 (88–68) |
1958 (71–83) |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1965 (97–65) |
1964 (80–82) |
N.Y. Mets (NL) |
1969 (100–62) |
1968 (73–89) |
Min. Twins (AL) |
1987 (85–77) |
1986 (71–91) |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1988 (94–67) |
1987 (73–89) |
Cin. Reds (NL) |
1990 (91–71) |
1989 (75–87) |
Min. Twins (AL) |
1991 (95–67) |
1990 (74–88)* |
Ana. Angels (AL) |
2002 (99–63) |
2001 (75–87) |
Fla. Marlins (NL) |
2003 (91–71) |
2002 (79–83) |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) |
2013 (97–65) |
2012 (69–93)* |
S.F. Giants (NL) |
2014 (88–74) |
2013 (76–86) |
*Finished in last place. |
World Series Champions with More Errors Than League Average
Players Hitting .500 in World Series (Min. 10 At-Bats)
Billy Hatcher, Cin. Reds (NL), 1990 |
9-for-12 |
.750 |
David Ortiz, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2013 |
11-for-16 |
.688 |
Babe Ruth, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1928 |
10-for-16 |
.625 |
Hideki Matsui, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 2009 |
8-for-13 |
.615 |
Ricky Ledee, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1998 |
6-for-10 |
.600 |
Chris Sabo, Cin. Reds (NL), 1990 |
9-for-16 |
.563 |
Hank Gowdy, Bost. Braves (NL), 1914 |
6-for-11 |
.545 |
Lou Gehrig, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1928 |
6-for-11 |
.545 |
Bret Boone*, Atl. Braves (NL), 1999 |
7-for-13 |
.538 |
Johnny Bench, Cin. Reds (NL), 1976 |
8-for-15 |
.533 |
Lou Gehrig, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1932 |
9-for-17 |
.529 |
Thurman Munson*, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1976 |
9-for-17 |
.529 |
Dane Iorg, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1982 |
9-for-17 |
.529 |
Larry McLean, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1913 |
6-for-12 |
.500 |
Dave Robertson, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1917 |
11-for-22 |
.500 |
Mark Koenig, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1927 |
9-for-18 |
.500 |
Pepper Martin, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1931 |
12-for-24 |
.500 |
Joe Gordon, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1941 |
7-for-14 |
.500 |
Billy Martin, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1953 |
12-for-24 |
.500 |
Vic Wertz*, Cle. Indians (AL), 1954 |
8-for-16 |
.500 |
Phil Garner, Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1979 |
12-for-24 |
.500 |
Paul Molitor, Tor. Blue Jays (AL), 1993 |
12-for-24 |
.500 |
Tony Gwynn*, S.D. Padres (NL), 1998 |
8-for-16 |
.500 |
Pablo Sandoval, S.F. Giants (NL), 2012 |
8-for-16 |
.500 |
*Member of losing team. |
0-for-the Series (Min. 10 At-Bats)
Dal Maxvill, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1968 |
0-for-22 |
Jimmy Sheckard, Chi. Cubs (NL), 1906 |
0-for-21 |
Billy Sullivan, Chi. White Sox (AL), 1906 |
0-for-21 |
Red Murray, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1911 |
0-for-21 |
Gil Hodges, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1952 |
0-for-21 |
Lonny Frey, Cin. Reds (NL), 1939 |
0-for-17 |
Flea Clifton, Det. Tigers (AL), 1935 |
0-for-16 |
Mike Epstein, Oak. A’s (AL), 1972 |
0-for-16 |
Rafael Belliard, Atl. Braves (NL), 1995 |
0-for-16 |
Bill Dahlen, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1905 |
0-for-15 |
Wally Berger, Cin. Reds (NL), 1939 |
0-for-15 |
Scott Rolen, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2004 |
0-for-15 |
Hal Wagner, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1946 |
0-for-13 |
Dick Green, Oak. A’s (AL), 1974 |
0-for-13 |
Pat Burrell, S.F. Giants (NL), 2010 |
0-for-13 |
Carl Reynolds, Chi. Cubs (NL), 1938 |
0-for-12 |
Joe Collins, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1952 |
0-for-12 |
Barbaro Garbey, Det. Tigers (AL), 1984 |
0-for-12 |
Birdie Tebbetts, Det. Tigers (AL), 1940 |
0-for-11 |
Davey Williams, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1954 |
0-for-11 |
Jim Rivera, Chi. White Sox (AL), 1959 |
0-for-11 |
Roy Howell, Milw. Brewers (AL), 1982 |
0-for-11 |
Austin Barnes, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2018 |
0-for-11 |
Hippo Vaughn, Chi. Cubs (NL), 1918 |
0-for-10 |
Lefty Grove, Phila. A’s (AL), 1931 |
0-for-10 |
Felix Mantilla, Milw. Braves (NL), 1957 |
0-for-10 |
Jim Leyritz, S.D. Padres (NL), 1998 |
0-for-10 |
Pete Kozma, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2013 |
0-for-10 |
Players on World Series–Winning Teams in Both Leagues
American League |
National League |
|
Rick Aguilera |
Min. Twins, 1991 |
N.Y. Mets, 1986 |
Doug Bair |
Det. Tigers, 1984 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1982 |
Josh Beckett |
Bost. Red Sox, 2007 |
Fla. Marlins, 2003 |
Joe Blanton |
K.C. Royals, 2015* |
Phila. Phillies, 2008 |
Bert Blyleven |
Min. Twins, 1987 |
Pitt. Pirates, 1979 |
A.J. Burnett |
N.Y. Yankees, 2009 |
Fla. Marlins, 2003* |
Terry Crowley |
Balt. Orioles, 1970 |
Cin. Reds, 1975 |
Mike Cuellar |
Balt. Orioles, 1970 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1964* |
Vic Davalillo |
Oak. A’s, 1973 |
Pitt. Pirates, 1971 |
Murry Dickson |
N.Y. Yankees, 1958 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1942 and 1946 |
Mariano Duncan |
N.Y. Yankees, 1996 |
Cin. Reds, 1990 |
Leo Durocher |
N.Y. Yankees, 1928 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1934 |
David Eckstein |
Ana. Angels, 2002 |
St.L. Cardinals, 2006 |
Lonny Frey |
N.Y. Yankees, 1947 |
Cin. Reds, 1940 |
Billy Gardner |
N.Y. Yankees, 1961 |
N.Y. Giants, 1954* |
Kirk Gibson |
Det. Tigers, 1984 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1988 |
Dwight Gooden |
N.Y. Yankees, 1996* |
N.Y. Mets, 1986 |
Alfredo Griffin |
Tor. Blue Jays, 1992–93 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1988 |
Don Gullett |
N.Y. Yankees, 1977 |
Cin. Reds, 1975–76 |
Mule Haas |
Phila. A’s, 1929–30 |
Pitt. Pirates, 1925* |
Johnny Hopp |
N.Y. Yankees, 1950–51 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1942 and 1944 |
Dane Iorg |
K.C. Royals, 1985 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1982 |
Danny Jackson |
K.C. Royals, 1985 |
Cin. Reds, 1990 |
Howard Johnson |
Det. Tigers, 1984 |
N.Y. Mets, 1986 |
Jay Johnstone |
N.Y. Yankees, 1978 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1981 |
David Justice |
N.Y. Yankees, 2000 |
Atl. Braves, 1995 |
Byung-Hyun Kim |
Bost. Red Sox, 2004* |
Ariz. D’backs, 2001 |
John Lackey |
Ana. Angels, 2002; and Bost. Red Sox, 2013 |
Chi. Cubs, 2016 |
Al Leiter |
Tor. Blue Jays, 1993 |
Fla. Marlins, 1997 |
Jon Lester |
Bost. Red Sox, 2007 |
Chi. Cubs, 2016 |
Javier Lopez |
Bost. Red Sox, 2007 |
S.F. Giants, 2010, 2012* and 2014 |
Mike Lowell |
Bost. Red Sox, 2007 |
Fla. Marlins, 2003 |
Ryan Madsen |
K.C. Royals, 2015 |
Phila. Phillies, 2008 |
Roger Maris |
N.Y. Yankees, 1960–61 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1967 |
Eddie Mathews |
Det. Tigers, 1968 |
Milw. Braves, 1957 |
Dal Maxvill |
Oak. A’s, 1972* and 1974 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1964 and 1967 |
Stuffy McInnis |
Phila. A’s, 1911 and 1913; and Bost. Red Sox, 1918 |
Pitt. Pirates, 1925 |
Don McMahon |
Det. Tigers, 1968 |
Milw. Braves, 1957 |
Paul O’Neill |
N.Y. Yankees, 1996 and 1998–2000 |
Cin. Reds, 1990 |
Dave Parker |
Pitt. Pirates, 1979 |
Oak. A’s, 1989 |
Paul Richards |
Det. Tigers, 1945 |
N.Y. Giants, 1933* |
David Ross |
Bost. Red Sox, 2013 |
Chi. Cubs, 2016 |
Dutch Ruether |
N.Y. Yankees, 1927* |
Cin. Reds, 1919 |
Rosy Ryan |
N.Y. Yankees, 1928* |
N.Y. Giants, 1921* and 1923 |
Curt Schilling |
Bost. Red Sox, 2004 and 2007 |
Ariz. D’backs, 2001 |
John Shelby |
Balt. Orioles, 1983 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1988 |
Bill Skowron |
N.Y. Yankees, 1956, 1958, and 1961–62 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1963 |
Enos Slaughter |
N.Y. Yankees, 1956 and 1958 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1942 and 1944 |
Lonnie Smith |
K.C. Royals, 1985 |
Phila. Phillies, 1980, and St.L. Cardinals, 1982 |
Scott Spiezio |
Ana. Angels, 2002 |
St.L. Cardinals, 2006 |
Dave Stewart |
Oak. A’s, 1989 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1981 |
Darryl Strawberry |
N.Y. Yankees, 1996 and 1999* |
N.Y. Mets, 1986 |
Gene Tenace |
Oak. A’s, 1972–74 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1982 |
Dick Tracewski |
Det. Tigers, 1968 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1963 and 1965 |
Juan Uribe |
Chi. White Sox, 2005 |
.S.F. Giants, 2010 |
Bob Welch |
Oak. A’s, 1989 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1981 |
Devon White |
Tor. Blue Jays, 1992–93 |
Fla. Marlins, 1997 |
Ben Zobrist |
K.C. Royals, 2015 |
Chi. Cubs, 2016 |
*Did not play. |
Pitchers in World Series with Highest Slugging Percentage
World Series–Ending Hits
1912 |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) Larry Gardner hits a deep sacrifice drive to N.Y. Giant (NL) right fielder Josh Devore to score Boston second baseman Steve Yerkes with the winning run in the eighth game of the Series (one had ended in a tie) as Boston scored two in the bottom of the 10th inning for a comeback 3–2 win to win Series 4 games to 3. |
1924 |
Earl McNeeley’s single over Freddie Lindstrom’s head in the 12th inning of Game 7 drives in Muddy Ruel with the winning run as the Wash. Senators (AL) beat the N.Y. Giants (NL), 4 games to 3. |
1929 |
Bing Miller’s double in the 9th inning of Game 5 drives in Al Simmons with the winning run as the Phila. A’s (AL) beat the Chi. Cubs (NL), 4 games to 1. |
1935 |
Goose Goslin’s single in the ninth inning drives in Charlie Gehringer with the winning run as the Det. Tigers (AL) beat the Chi. Cubs (NL), 4 games to 2. |
1953 |
Billy Martin’s 12th hit of the Series, a single, drives in Hank Bauer with the winning run as the N.Y. Yankees (AL) beat the Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 4 games to 2. |
1960 |
Bill Mazeroski’s lead-off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning of Game 7 wins the Series for the Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) over the N.Y. Yankees (AL), 4 games to 3. |
1991 |
Pinch-hitter Gener Larkin singles into the outfield off pitcher Alejandro Pena to drive in Dan Gladden to give the Minnesota Twins (AL) the Game 7 victory over the Atlanta Braves (NL), 1–0. |
1993 |
Joe Carter’s bottom-of-the-ninth home run off pitcher Mitch Williams with Rickey Henderson and Paul Molitor aboard gives the Tor. Blue Jays (AL) an 8–6 victory over the Phila. Phillies (NL) (and their second straight World Championship), 4 games to 2. |
1997 |
Edgar Renteria’s ground-ball single up the middle scored Craig Counsell as the Fla. Marlins (NL) rallied with two in the 11th inning against the Cle. Indians (AL) to win Game 7, 3–2. |
2001 |
Luis Gonzalez’s bloop single over a drawn-in N.Y. Yankees (AL) infield in the bottom of the 9th inning of Game 7 wins the Series for the Ariz. D’backs (NL), 4 games to 3. |
Pitchers in World Series with 300 Career Wins
Wins |
|
Cy Young, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1903 |
379 |
Christy Mathewson, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1912 |
312 |
Christy Mathewson, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1913 |
337 |
Walter Johnson, Wash. Senators (AL), 1924 |
377 |
Walter Johnson, Wash. Senators (AL), 1925 |
397 |
Pete Alexander, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1926 |
327 |
Pete Alexander, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1928 |
364 |
Steve Carlton, Phila. Phillies (NL), 1983 |
300 |
Roger Clemens, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 2003 |
310 |
Hous. Astros (NL), 2005 |
341 |
Players on World Series Teams in Three Decades
Yogi Berra |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1947 and 1949 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1950–53 and 1955–58 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1960–61 and 1963 |
|
Roger Clemens |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) |
1986 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1999 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
2000–01, 2003 |
|
Hous. Astros (NL) |
2005 |
|
Bill Dickey |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1928* |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1932 and 1936–39 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1941–43 |
|
Joe DiMaggio |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1936–39 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1941–42, 1947, and 1949 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1950–51 |
|
Leo Durocher |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1928 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL) |
1934 |
|
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL) |
1941* |
|
Willie Mays |
N.Y. Giants (NL) |
1951 and 1954 |
S.F. Giants (NL) |
1962 |
|
N.Y. Mets (NL) |
1973 |
|
Tug McGraw |
N.Y. Mets (NL) |
1969* |
N.Y. Mets (NL) |
1973 |
|
Phila. Phillies (NL) |
1980 |
|
Jim Palmer |
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1966 and 1969 |
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1970–71 and 1979 |
|
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1983 |
|
Herb Pennock |
Phila. A’s (AL) |
1913* and 1914 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1923 and 1926–28* |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1932 |
|
Billy Pierce |
Det. Tigers (AL) |
1945* |
Chi. White Sox (AL) |
1959 |
|
S.F. Giants (NL) |
1962 |
|
Babe Ruth |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) |
1915–16 and 1918 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1921–23 and 1926–28 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1932 |
|
Wally Schang |
Phila. A’s (AL) and Bost. Red Sox (AL) |
1913–14 and 1918 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1921–23 |
|
Phila. A’s (AL) |
1930* |
|
Bob Welch |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1978 |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) |
1981 |
|
Oak. A’s (AL) |
.1990 |
|
Matt Williams |
S.F. Giants (NL) |
1989 |
Cle. Indians (AL) |
.1997 |
|
Ariz. D’backs (NL) |
2001 |
|
Jimmy Wilson |
St.L. Cardinals (NL) |
1928 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL) |
1930–31 |
|
Cin. Reds (NL) |
1940 |
|
*Did not play. |
Players with World Series Home Runs in Three Decades
Yogi Berra |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1947 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1950, 1952–53, and 1955–57 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1960–61 |
|
Joe DiMaggio |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1937–39 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1947 and 1949 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1950–51 |
|
Matt Williams |
S.F. Giants (NL) |
1989 |
Cle. Indians (AL) |
1997 |
|
Ariz. D’backs (NL) |
.2001 |
|
Eddie Murray |
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1979 |
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1983 |
|
Cle. Indians (AL) |
1995 |
Player-Managers on World Series–Winning Teams
Jimmy Collins |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1903 |
John McGraw |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1905 |
Fielder Jones |
Chi. White Sox (AL), 1906 |
Frank Chance |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1907, 1908 |
Fred Clarke |
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1909 |
Jake Stahl |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1912 |
John Carrigan |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1915 and 1916 |
Tris Speaker |
Cle. Indians (AL), 1920 |
Bucky Harris |
Wash. Senators (AL), 1924 |
Rogers Hornsby |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1926 |
Gabby Street |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1931 |
Bill Terry |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1933 |
Frankie Frisch |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1934 |
Mickey Cochrane |
Det. Tigers (NL), 1935 |
Lou Boudreau |
Cle. Indians (AL), 1948 |
World Series–Winning Managers Who Never Played in Majors
Ed Barrow |
Bost. Red Sox (AL) |
1918 |
Johnny Keane |
St.L. Cardinals (NL) |
1964 |
Jim Leyland |
Fla. Marlins (NL) |
1997 |
Joe Maddon |
Chi. Cubs (NL) |
2016 |
Joe McCarthy |
N.Y. Yankees (AL) |
1932, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1941, and 1943 |
Jack McKeon |
Fla. Marlins (NL) |
2003 |
Pants Rowland |
Chi. White Sox (AL) |
1917 |
Earl Weaver |
Balt. Orioles (AL) |
1966 and 1970 |
Leaders in Offensive Categories, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903)
Games |
Rafael Palmeiro |
2831 |
Base Hits |
Ichiro Suzuki |
3089 |
Runs |
Rafael Palmeiro |
1663 |
Singles |
Ichiro Suzuki |
2514 |
Doubles |
Rafael Palmeiro |
585 |
Triples |
George Sisler |
164 |
Home Runs |
Ken Griffey Jr. |
630 |
Grand Slams |
Carlos Lee |
17 |
Pinch-Hit Home Runs |
Dave Hansen |
15 |
Total Bases |
Rafael Palmeiro |
5388 |
Extra-Base Hits |
Rafael Palmeiro |
1192 |
Ken Griffery Jr. |
1192 |
|
RBIs |
Ken Griffey Jr. |
1836 |
Walks |
Frank Thomas |
1667 |
Strikeouts |
Adam Dunn |
2379 |
Slugging Percentage (Min. 4000 Total Bases) |
Frank Thomas |
.555 |
Batting Average (Min. 10 Seasons) |
Lefty O’Doul |
.349 |
.300 Seasons |
Luke Appling |
16 |
Stolen Bases |
Ichiro Suzuki |
509 |
Most Seasons, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903)
24 |
Phil Niekro, pitcher (1964–87) |
23 |
Julio Franco, first base (1982–94, 1996–97,1999, 2001–07) |
22 |
Harold Baines, outfield and designated hitter (1980–2001) |
22 |
Gaylord Perry, pitcher (1962–83) |
22 |
Ken Griffey Jr., outfield (1989–2010) |
21 |
Tom Gordon, pitcher (1988–1999, 2001–09) |
21 |
Ted Lyons, pitcher (1923–42, 1946) |
21 |
Lindy McDaniel, pitcher (1955–75) |
21 |
Danny Darwin, pitcher (1978–98) |
21 |
Frank Tanana, pitcher (1973–93) |
20 |
Johnny Cooney, outfield (1921–30, 1935–44) |
20 |
Mel Harder, pitcher (1928–47) |
20 |
Luke Appling, shortstop (1930–43, 1945–50) |
20 |
Dutch Leonard, pitcher (1933–36, 1938–53) |
20 |
Mickey Vernon, first base (1939–43, 1946–60) |
20 |
Elmer Valo, outfield (1940–43, 1946–61) |
20 |
Brian Downing, outfield (1973–92) |
20 |
Rafael Palmeiro, first base (1986–2005) |
19 |
Cy Williams, outfield (1912–30) |
19 |
Rube Bressler, outfield and pitcher (1914–32) |
19 |
Al Lopez, catcher (1928, 1930–47) |
19 |
Ernie Banks, shortstop and first base (1953–71) |
19 |
Tony Taylor, second base (1958–76) |
19 |
Ferguson Jenkins, pitcher (1965–83) |
19 |
Rod Carew, infield (1967–85) |
19 |
Gene Garber, pitcher (1969–70, 1972–88) |
19 |
Jose Cruz, outfield (1970–88) |
19 |
Torii Hunter, outfield (1997–2015) |
19 |
Mark McLemore, infield and outfield (1986–2004) |
19 |
Chris Speier, infield (1971–89) |
19 |
Andres Galarraga, first base (1985–2004) |
19 |
B.J. Surhoff, infield (1987–2005) |
19 |
Frank Thomas, first base (1990–2008) |
Playing Most Games, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903)
Rafael Palmeiro (1986–2005) |
2831 |
Ken Griffey Jr. (1989–2010) |
2671 |
Ichiro Suzuki (2001–2018) |
2651 |
Andre Dawson (1976–86) |
2627 |
Ernie Banks (1953–71) |
2528 |
Julio Franco (1982–94, 1996–97, 1999, 2001–07) |
2527 |
Billy Williams (1959–76) |
2488 |
Rod Carew (1967–85) |
2469 |
Bobby Abreu (1996–2012, 2014) |
2425 |
Luke Appling (1930–43, 1945–50) |
2422 |
Mickey Vernon (1939–43, 1946–60) |
2409 |
Buddy Bell (1972–89) |
2405 |
Players with the Most Home Runs, Never Appearing in World Series
Ken Griffey Jr. (1989–2010) |
630 |
Sammy Sosa (1989–2005, 2007) |
609 |
Rafael Palmeiro (1986–2005) |
569 |
Frank Thomas (1990–2008) |
521 |
Ernie Banks (1953–71) |
512 |
Carlos Delgado (1993–2009) |
473 |
Adam Dunn (2001–2014) |
462 |
Dave Kingman (1971–86) |
442 |
Andre Dawson (1976–96) |
438 |
Juan Gonzalez (1990–2005) |
434 |
Billy Williams (1959–76) |
426 |
Andres Galarraga (1985–2004) |
399 |
Dale Murphy (1976–93) |
398 |
Aramis Ramirez (1998–2015) |
386 |
Harold Baines (1980–2000) |
384 |
Edwin Encarnacion* (2005–) |
380 |
Rocky Colavito (1955–68) |
374 |
Ralph Kiner (1946–55) |
369 |
Carlos Lee (1999–2012) |
358 |
Torii Hunter (1997–2015) |
353 |
Ellis Burks (1987–2004) |
352 |
Dick Allen (1963–77) |
351 |
Jose Bautista* (2004–) |
344 |
Ron Santo (1960–74) |
342 |
Bobby Bonds (1968–81) |
332 |
* Still active. |
Players with Highest Lifetime Batting Average, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903; Min. 10 Seasons)
Harry Heilmann (1914, 1916–30, 1932) |
.342 |
George Sisler (1915–22, 1924–30) |
.340 |
Nap Lajoie (1903–16) |
.328 |
Rod Carew (1967–85) |
.328 |
Fats Fothergill (1922–33) |
.325 |
Babe Herman (1926–37, 1945) |
.324 |
Ken Williams (1915–29) |
.319 |
Bibb Falk (1920–31) |
.314 |
Cecil Travis (1933–41, 1945–47) |
.314 |
Jack Fournier (1912–18, 1920–27) |
.313 |
Nomar Garciaparra (1996–2009) |
.313 |
Edgar Martinez (1987–2004) |
.312 |
Baby Doll Jacobson (1915, 1917, 1919–27) |
.311 |
Luke Appling (1930–43, 1945–50) |
.311 |
Rip Radcliff (1934–43) |
.311 |
Ichiro Suzuki (2001–18) |
.311 |
Joey Votto (2007–) |
.311 |
Players with Most Hits, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903)
Ichiro Suzuki (2001–18) |
3089 |
Rod Carew (1967–85) |
3053 |
Rafael Palmeiro (1986–2005) |
3020 |
George Sisler (1915–22, 1924–30) |
2812 |
Ken Griffey Jr. (1989–2010) |
2781 |
Andre Dawson (1976–96) |
2774 |
Luke Appling (1930–43, 1945–50) |
2749 |
Billy Williams (1959–76) |
2711 |
Harry Heilmann (1914, 1916–30, 1932) |
2660 |
Julio Franco (1982–94, 1996–97, 1999, 2001–07) |
2586 |
Ernie Banks (1953–71) |
2583 |
Buddy Bell (1972–89) |
2514 |
Mickey Vernon (1939–43, 1946–60) |
2495 |
Bobby Abreu (1996–2012, 2014) |
2470 |
Frank Thomas (1990–2008) |
2468 |
Torii Hunter (1997–2015)) |
2452 |
Sammy Sosa (1989–2007) |
2408 |
Miguel Tejada (1997–2011, 2013) |
2407 |
Ryne Sandberg (1981–97) |
2386 |
Brett Butler (1981–97) |
2375 |
Joe Torre (1960–77) |
2342 |
Andres Galarraga (1985–2004) |
2333 |
Leaders in Pitching Categories, Never Pitching in World Series (Post-1903)
Victories |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
318 |
Games Pitched |
Dan Plesac (1986–2003) |
1064 |
Games Started |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
716 |
Complete Games |
Ted Lyons (1923–42, 1946) |
356 |
Innings Pitched |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
5404 |
ERA (Min. 2000 Innings) |
Addie Joss (1903–10) |
1.77 |
Hits Allowed |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
5044 |
Runs Allowed |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
2337 |
Losses |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
274 |
Grand Slams Allowed |
Ned Garver (1948–61) |
9 |
Milt Pappas (1957–73) |
9 |
|
Tom Gordon (1988–99, 2001–09) |
9 |
|
Lee Smith (1980–97) |
9 |
|
20-Win Seasons |
Ferguson Jenkins (1965–83) |
7 |
Saves |
Lee Smith (1980–97) |
478 |
Shutouts |
Gaylord Perry (1962–83) |
53 |
Walks |
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
1809 |
Strikeouts |
Gaylord Perry (1962–83) |
3534 |
Pitchers with Most Wins, Never Appearing in World Series (Post-1903)
Phil Niekro (1964–87) |
318 |
Gaylord Perry (1961–83) |
314 |
Ferguson Jenkins (1965–83) |
284 |
Ted Lyons (1923–42, 1946) |
260 |
Frank Tanana (1973–93) |
240 |
Jim Bunning (1955–71) |
224 |
Hooks Dauss (1912–26) |
223 |
Mel Harder (1928–47) |
223 |
Joe Niekro (1967–88) |
221 |
Jerry Reuss (1969–90) |
220 |
Wilbur Cooper (1912–26) |
216 |
Jim Perry (1959–75) |
215 |
Milt Pappas (1957–73) |
209 |
Roy Halladay (1998–2013) |
203 |
George Uhle (1919–34, 1936) |
200 |
Chuck Finley (1986–2003) |
200 |
Pitchers with World Series Wins in Both Leagues
Josh Beckett |
Fla. Marlins (NL), 2003; Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2007 |
Hank Borowy |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1943; Chi. Cubs (NL), 1945 |
Jack Coombs |
Phila. A’s (AL), 1910, 1911; Bklyn. Robins (NL), 1916 |
Don Larsen |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1956, 1957, 1958; S.F. Giants (NL), 1962 |
Jon Lester |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2007, 2013; Chi. Cubs (NL), 2016 |
Johnny Sain |
Bost. Braves (NL), 1948; N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1953 |
Curt Schilling |
Phila. Phillies (NL), 1993; Ariz. D’backs (NL), 2001; Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2004 |
Pitchers with World Series Losses in Both Leagues
Al Downing |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1963, 1964; L.A. Dodgers (NL), 1974 |
Dock Ellis |
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1971; N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1976 |
Don Gullett |
Cin. Reds (NL), 1975; N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1976, 1977 |
Danny Jackson |
K.C. Royals (AL), 1985; Phila. Phillies (NL), 1993 |
Charlie Leibrandt |
K.C. Royals (AL), 1985; Atl. Braves (NL), 1991, 1992 |
John Lackey |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2013; Chi. Cubs (NL), 2016 |
Pat Malone |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1929; N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1936 |
Johnny Sain |
Bost. Braves (NL), 1948; N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1952 |
Don Sutton |
L.A. Dodgers (NL) 1978; Milw. Brewers (AL), 1982 |
Players Whose Home Run Won World Series Game 1–0
Casey Stengel, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1923, Game 3, 7th inning, off Sam Jones, N.Y. Yankees (AL)
Tommy Henrich, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1949, Game 1, 9th inning, off Don Newcombe, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL)
Paul Blair, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1966, Game 3, 5th inning, off Claude Osteen, L.A. Dodgers (NL)
Frank Robinson, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1966, Game 4 (final game), 4th inning, off Don Drysdale, L.A. Dodgers (NL)
David Justice, Atl. Braves (NL), 1995, Game 6 (final game), 6th inning, off Jim Poole, Cle. Indians (AL)
Brothers Who Were World Series Teammates
Felipe Alou, outfield, and Matty Alou, outfield, S.F. Giants (NL), 1962
Jesse Barnes, pitcher, and Virgil Barnes, pitcher, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1922
George Brett, third base, and Ken Brett, pitcher, K.C. Royals (AL), 1980
Mort Cooper, pitcher, and Walker Cooper, catcher, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1942–44
Dizzy Dean, pitcher, and Paul Dean, pitcher, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1934
Lloyd Waner, outfield, and Paul Waner, outfield, Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1927
Brothers Facing Each Other in World Series
Clete Boyer, third base, N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Ken Boyer, third base, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1964
Doc Johnston, first base, Cle. Indians (AL), and Jimmy Johnston, third base, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1920
Bob Meusel, outfield, N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Irish Meusel, outfield, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1921–23
Fathers and Sons in World Series Competition
Father |
Son |
Felipe Alou, outfield, S.F. Giants (NL), 1962 |
Moises Alou, outfield, Fla. Marlins (NL), 1997 |
Jim Bagby Sr., pitcher, Cle. Indians (AL), 1920 |
Jim Bagby Jr., pitcher, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1946 |
Clay Bellinger, outfielder, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1999–2001 |
Cody Bellinger, first base and outfield, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2017–18 |
Pedro Borbon, pitcher, Cin. Reds (NL), 1972, 1975–76 |
Pedro Borbon Jr., pitcher, Atl. Braves (NL), 1995 |
Ray Boone, pinch hitter, Cle. Indians (AL), 1948 |
Bob Boone, catcher, Phila. Phillies (NL), 1980 |
Bob Boone, catcher, Phila. Phillies (NL), 1980 |
Aaron Boone, third base, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 2003 |
Sal Butera, catcher, Min. Twins, 1987 |
Drew Butera, catcher, K.C. Royals, 2015 |
Cecil Fielder, first base and designated hitter, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1996 |
Prince Fielder, first base, Det. Tigers (AL), 2012 |
Dave Duncan, catcher, Oak. A’s (AL), 1972 |
Chris Duncan, outfield, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2006 |
Jim Hegan, catcher, Cle. Indians (AL), 1948 and 1954 |
Mike Hegan, pinch hitter and first base, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1964; Oak. A’s (AL), 1972 |
Julian Javier, second base and pinch hitter, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1964, 1967–68; Cin. Reds (NL), 1972 |
Stan Javier, outfield and pinch runner, Oak. A’s (1988–89) |
Ernie Johnson, shortstop, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1923 |
Don Johnson, second base, Chi. Cubs (NL), 1945 |
Bob Kennedy, outfield, Cle. Indians (AL), 1948 |
Terry Kennedy, catcher, S.D. Padres (NL), 1984 |
Mel Stottlemyre, pitcher, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1964 |
Todd Stottlemyre, pithcer, Tor. Blue Jays (AL), 1992–93 |
Ed Spiezio, infield, St.L. Cardinals, 1967–68 |
Scott Spiezio, infield, Ana. Angels (AL) 2002; St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2006 |
Billy Sullivan Sr., catcher, Chi. White Sox (AL), 1906 |
Billy Sullivan Jr., catcher, Det. Tigers (AL), 1940 |
Batting Average of .400 Hitters in World Series Play
.345 |
Joe Jackson, 1919 World Series, Chi. White Sox |
.408 in 1910 |
.295 |
Bill Terry, 1924, 1933, and 1934 World Series, N.Y. Giants |
.401 in 1930 |
.262 |
Ty Cobb, 1907, 1908 and 1909 World Series, Det. Tigers |
.420 in 1911, .410 in 1912, .401 in 1922 |
.245 |
Rogers Hornsby, 1926 World Series, St.L. Cardinals; 1929 World Series Chi. Cubs |
.401 in 1922, .424 in 1924, .403 in 1925 |
.200 |
Ted Williams, 1946 World Series, Bost. Red Sox |
.406 in 1941 |
Batting Averages of .400 in World Series Play
Players Hitting World Series Home Runs in Each League
American League |
National League |
|
Miguel Cabrera |
Det. Tigers, 2012 |
Fla. Marlins, 2003 |
Kirk Gibson |
Det. Tigers, 1984 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1988 |
Roger Maris |
N.Y. Yankees, 1960–62 and 1964 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1967 |
Frank Robinson |
Balt. Orioles, 1966 and 1969–71 |
Cin. Reds, 1961 |
Bill Skowron |
N.Y. Yankees, 1955–56, 1958, and 1960–61 |
L.A. Dodgers, 1963 |
Enos Slaughter |
N.Y. Yankees, 1956 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1942 and 1946 |
Matt Williams |
Cle. Indians, 1997 |
S.F. Giants, 1989; Ariz. D’backs, 2001 |
Reggie Smith |
Bost. Red Sox, 1967 |
St.L. Cardinals, 1977–78 |
World Series Inside-The-Park Home Runs
World Series Teams Using Six Different Starting Pitchers
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1947 |
Game 1 |
Ralph Branca (lost) |
Games 2 and 6 |
Vic Lombardi (lost and won) |
|
Game 3 |
Joe Hatten (won) |
|
Game 4 |
Harry Taylor (won) |
|
Game 5 |
Rex Barney (lost) |
|
Game 7 |
Hal Gregg (lost) |
|
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1955 |
Game 1 |
Don Newcombe (lost) |
Game 2 |
Billy Loes (lost) |
|
Games 3 and 7 |
Johnny Podres (won and won) |
|
Game 4 |
Carl Erskine (won) |
|
Game 5 |
Roger Craig (won) |
|
Game 6 |
Karl Spooner (lost) |
|
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1971 |
Game 1 |
Dock Ellis (lost) |
Game 2 |
Bob Johnson (lost) |
|
Games 3 and 7 |
Steve Blass (won and won) |
|
Game 4 |
Luke Walker (won) |
|
Game 5 |
Nelson Briles (won) |
|
Game 6 |
Bob Moose (lost) |
Rookies Starting Seventh Game of World Series
Babe Adams, Pitt. Pirates (NL) (vs. Det. Tigers, AL), 1909 |
Pitched complete game and wins 8–0 |
Hugh Bedient, Bost. Red Sox (AL) (vs. N.Y. Giants, NL), 1912 |
Pitched 7 innings, no decision* (Bost. wins 3–2) |
Spec Shea, N.Y. Yankees (AL) (vs. Bklyn. Dodgers, NL), 1947 |
Pitched 1⅓ innings, no decision (N.Y. wins 5–2) |
Joe Black, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL), 1952 |
Pitched 5⅓ innings and loses 4–2 |
Mel Stottlemyre, N.Y. Yankees (AL) (vs. St.L. Cardinals, NL), 1964 |
Pitched 4 innings and loses 7–5 |
Joe Magrane, St.L. Cardinals (NL) (vs. Min. Twins, AL), 1987 |
Pitched 4⅓ innings, no decision (Min. wins 4–2) |
John Lackey, Ana. Angels (AL) (vs. S.F. Giants, NL), 2002 |
Pitched 5 innings and wins 4–1 |
*Started last game of eight-game Series. |
Players Playing Four Different Positions in World Series Competition, Career
Elston Howard |
Left field, right field, first base, catcher |
Tony Kubek |
Left field, third base, center field, shortstop |
Jackie Robinson |
First base, second base, left field, third base |
Pete Rose |
Right field, left field, third base, first base |
Babe Ruth |
Pitcher, left field, right field, first base |
Players Stealing Home in World Series Game
Bill Dahlen, N.Y. Giants (NL) (vs. Phila. A’s, AL), 1905, Game 3, 5th inning*
George Davis, Chi. White Sox (AL) (vs. Chi. Cubs, NL), 1906, Game 5, 3rd inning*
Jimmy Slagle, Chi. Cubs (NL) (vs. Det. Tigers, AL), 1907, Game 4, 7th inning*
Ty Cobb, Det. Tigers (AL) (vs. Pitt. Pirates, NL), 1909, Game 2, 3rd inning
Buck Herzog, N.Y. Giants (NL) (vs. Bost. Red Sox, AL), 1912, Game 6, 1st inning
Butch Schmidt, Bost. Braves (NL) (vs. Phila. A’s, AL), 1914, Game 1, 8th inning*
Mike McNally, N.Y. Yankees (AL) (vs. N.Y. Giants, NL), 1921, Game 1, 5th inning
Bob Meusel, N.Y. Yankees (AL) (vs. N.Y. Giants, NL), 1921, Game 2, 8th inning
Bob Meusel, N.Y. Yankees (AL) (vs. St.L. Cardinals, NL), 1928, Game 3, 6th inning*
Hank Greenberg, Det. Tigers (AL) (vs. St.L. Cardinals, NL), 1934, Game 4, 8th inning*
Monte Irvin, N.Y. Giants (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL),1951, Game 1, 1st inning
Jackie Robinson, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL), 1955, Game 1, 8th inning
Tim McCarver, St.L. Cardinals (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL), 1964, Game 7, 4th inning*
Brad Fullmer, Ana. Angels (AL) (vs. S.F. Giants, NL), 2002, Game 2, 1st inning
*Front end of double steal.
Pitchers Hitting Home Runs in World Series Play
Jim Bagby Sr., Cle. Indians (AL) (vs. Bklyn. Dodgers, NL), 1920, Game 5
Rosy Ryan, N.Y. Giants (NL) (vs. Wash. Senators, AL), 1924, Game 3
Jack Bentley, N.Y. Giants (NL) (vs. Wash. Senators, AL), 1924, Game 5
Jesse Haines, St.L. Cardinals (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL), 1926, Game 3
Bucky Walters, Cin. Reds (NL) (vs. Det. Tigers, AL), 1940, Game 6
Lew Burdette, Milw. Braves (NL) (vs. N.Y. Yankees, AL), 1958, Game 2
Mudcat Grant, Min. Twins (AL) (vs. L.A. Dodgers, NL), 1965, Game 6
Jose Santiago, Bost. Red Sox (AL) (vs. St.L. Cardinals, NL), 1967, Game 1*
Bob Gibson, St.L. Cardinals (NL) (vs. Bost. Red Sox, AL), 1967, Game 4
Mickey Lolich, Det. Tigers (AL) (vs. St.L. Cardinals, NL), 1968, Game 2
Dave McNally, Balt. Orioles (AL) (vs. N.Y. Mets, NL), 1969, Game 5*
Dave McNally**, Balt. Orioles (AL) (vs. Cin. Reds, NL), 1970, Game 3
Ken Holtzman, Oak. A’s (AL) (vs. L.A. Dodgers, NL), 1974, Game 4
Joe Blanton, Phila. Phillies (NL) (vs. T.B. Rays, AL), 2008, Game 4
*Hit home run in losing effort.
**Hit grand slam home run.
Cy Young Winners Facing Each Other in World Series Games
Denny McLain, Det. Tigers (AL), vs. Bob Gibson, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1968, Games 1 and 4
Mike Cuellar, Balt. Orioles (AL), vs. Tom Seaver, N.Y. Mets (NL), 1969, Games 1 and 4
Catfish Hunter, Oak. A’s (AL), vs. Mike Marshall, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 1974, Games 1 and 3
World Series in Which Neither Team Had a 20-Game Winner
Bost. Red Sox (AL) vs. Cin. Reds (NL), 1975
N.Y. Yankees (AL) vs. Cin. Reds (NL), 1976
N.Y. Yankees (AL) vs. L.A. Dodgers (NL), 1981
Milw. Brewers (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1982
Balt. Orioles (AL) vs. Phila. Phillies (NL), 1983
Det. Tigers (AL) vs. S.D. Padres (NL), 1984
Min. Twins (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1987
Tor. Blue Jays (AL) vs. Phila. Phillies (NL), 1993
Cle. Indians (AL) vs. Atl. Braves (NL), 1995
Cle. Indians (AL) vs. Fla. Marlins (NL), 1997
N.Y. Yankees (AL) vs. N.Y. Mets (NL), 2000
Ana. Angels (AL) vs. S.F. Giants (NL), 2002
Det. Tigers (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2006
Bost. Red Sox (AL) vs. Colo. Rockies (NL), 2007
T.B. Rays (AL) vs. Phila. Phillies (NL), 2008
N.Y. Yankees (AL) vs. Phila. Phillies (NL), 2009
Tex. Rangers (AL) vs. S.F. Giants (NL), 2010
Tex. Rangers (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2011
Det. Tigers (AL) vs. S.F. Giants (NL), 2012
Bost. Red Sox (AL) vs. St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2013
K.C. Royals (AL) vs. S.F. Giants (NL), 2014
K.C. Royals (AL) vs. N.Y. Mets (NL), 2015
Cle. Indians (AL), vs. Chi. Cubs (NL), 2016
Hous. Astros (AL) vs. L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2017
Bost. Red Sox (AL) vs. L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2018
Pitchers with Lowest ERA in Total World Series Play (Min. 25 Innings)
World Series Grand Slams
Elmer Smith, Cle. Indians (AL), 1920, Game 5, 1st inning, off Burleigh Grimes, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL)
Tony Lazzeri, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1936, Game 2, 3rd inning, off Dick Coffman, N.Y. Giants (NL)
Gil McDougald, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1951, Game 5, 3rd inning, off Larry Jansen, N.Y. Giants (NL)
Mickey Mantle, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1953, Game 5, 3rd inning, off Russ Meyer, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL)
Yogi Berra, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1956, Game 2, 2nd inning, off Don Newcombe, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL)
Bill Skowron, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1956, Game 7, 7th inning, off Roger Craig, Bklyn. Dodgers (NL)
Bobby Richardson, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1960, Game 3, 1st inning, off Clem Labine, Pitt. Pirates (NL)
Chuck Hiller, S.F. Giants (NL), 1962, Game 4, 7th inning, off Marshall Bridges, N.Y. Yankees (AL)
Ken Boyer, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1964, Game 4, 6th inning, off Al Downing, N.Y. Yankees (AL)
Joe Pepitone, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1964, Game 6, 8th inning, off Gordie Richardson, St.L. Cardinals (NL)
Jim Northrup, Det. Tigers (AL), 1968, Game 6, 3rd inning, off Larry Jaster, St.L. Cardinals (NL)
Dave McNally, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1970, Game 3, 6th inning, off Wayne Granger, Cin. Reds (NL)
Dan Gladden, Min. Twins (AL), 1987, Game 1, 4th inning, off Bob Forsch, St.L. Cardinals (NL)
Kent Hrbek, Min. Twins (AL), 1987, Game 6, 6th inning, off Ken Dayley, St.L. Cardinals (NL)
Jose Canseco, Oak. A’s (AL), 1988, Game 1, 2nd inning, off Tim Belcher, L.A. Dodgers (NL)
Lonnie Smith, Atl. Braves (NL), 1992, Game 5, 5th inning, off Jack Morris, Tor. Blue Jays (AL)
Tino Martinez, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1998, Game 1, 7th inning, off Mark Langston, S.D. Padres (NL)
Paul Konerko, Chi. White Sox (AL), 2005, Game 2, 7th inning, off Chad Qualls, Hous. Astros (NL)
Addison Russell, Chi. Cubs (NL), 2016, Game 6, 3rd inning, off Dan Otero, Cle. Indians (AL)
Players on Three Different World Series Clubs
Don Baylor |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1986 |
Min. Twins (AL), 1987 |
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Oak. A’s (AL), 1988 |
|
Joe Bush |
Phila. A’s (AL), 1913–14 |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1918 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1922–23 |
|
Bobby Byrne |
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1909 |
Phila. Phillies (NL), 1915 |
|
Chi. White Sox (AL), 1917* |
|
Roger Clemens |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1986 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1999–2001, 2003 |
|
Hous. Astros (NL), 2005 |
|
Vic Davalillo |
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1971 |
Oak. A’s (AL), 1973 |
|
L.A. Dodgers (NL), 1977–78 |
|
Paul Derringer |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1931 |
Cin. Reds (NL), 1939–40 |
|
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1945 |
|
Leo Durocher |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1928 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1934 |
|
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1941* |
|
Mike Gonzalez |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1921* |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1929 |
|
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1931* |
|
Burleigh Grimes |
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1920 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1930–31 |
|
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1932 |
|
Heinie Groh |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1912*, 1922–24 |
Cin. Reds (NL), 1919 |
|
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1927 |
|
Pinky Higgins |
Phila. A’s (AL), 1930* |
Det. Tigers (AL), 1940 |
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Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1946 |
|
Grant Jackson |
Balt. Orioles (AL), 1971 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1976 |
|
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1979 |
|
Mark Koenig |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1926–28 |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1932 |
|
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1936 |
|
John Lackey |
Ana. Angels (AL), 2002 |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2013 |
|
Chi. Cubs (NL), 2016 |
|
Ryan Madson |
Phila. Phillies (NL), 2008–09 |
K.C. Royals (AL), 2015 |
|
L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2018 |
|
Mike McCormick |
Cin. Reds (NL), 1940 |
Bost. Braves (NL), 1948 |
|
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1949 |
|
Stuffy McInnis |
Phila. A’s (AL), 1910*–1911, 1913–14 |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1918 |
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Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1925 |
|
Fred Merkle |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1911–13 |
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1916 |
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Chi. Cubs (NL), 1918 |
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N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1926* |
|
Jack Morris |
Det. Tigers (AL), 1984 |
Min. Twins (AL), 1991 |
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Tor. Blue Jays (AL), 1992–1993* |
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Andy Pafko |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1945 |
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1952 |
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Milw. Braves (NL), 1957–58 |
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Billy Pierce |
Det. Tigers (AL), 1945* |
Chi. White Sox (AL), 1959 |
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S.F. Giants (NL), 1962 |
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Edgar Renteria |
Fla. Marlins (NL), 1997 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 2004 |
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S.F. Giants (NL), 2010 |
|
Dutch Ruether |
Cin. Reds (NL), 1919 |
Wash. Senators (AL), 1925 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1926–1927* |
|
Wally Schang |
Phila. A’s (AL), 1913–14, 1930* |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1918 |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1921–22 |
|
Everett Scott |
Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1915–16, 1918 |
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1922–23 |
|
Wash. Senators (AL), 1925* |
|
Earl Smith |
N.Y. Giants (NL), 1921–22 |
Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1925, 1927 |
|
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1928 |
|
Lonnie Smith |
Phila. Phillies (NL), 1980 |
St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1982 |
|
K.C. Royals (AL), 1985 |
|
Tuck Stainback |
Chi. Cubs (NL), 1935* |
Det. Tigers (AL), 1940* |
|
N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1942–43 |
|
Matt Williams |
S.F. Giants (NL), 1989 |
Cle. Indians (AL), 1997 |
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Ariz. D’backs (NL), 2001 |
|
Eddie Stanky |
Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1947 |
Bost. Braves (NL), 1948 |
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N.Y. Giants (NL), 1951 |
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*Did not play in Series. |
Players Playing for Two Different World Series Champions in Successive Years
Allie Clark, outfield |
1947 N.Y. Yankees; 1948 Cle. Indians |
Clem Labine, pitcher |
1959 L.A. Dodgers; 1960 Pitt. Pirates |
Moose Skowron, first base |
1962 N.Y. Yankees; 1963 L.A. Dodgers |
Don Gullett, pitcher |
1976 Cin. Reds; 1977 N.Y. Yankees |
Jack Morris, pitcher |
1991 Min. Twins; 1992 Tor. Blue Jays |
Ben Zobrist, infield and outfield |
2015 K.C. Royals; 2016 Chi. Cubs |
Players with Same Lifetime Batting Average as Their World Series Overall Average
Lifetime/World Series Batting Average |
World Series Appearance(s) |
|
Duffy Lewis (1910–17, 1919–21) |
.284 |
1912 and 1915–16 |
Phil Linz (1962–68) |
.235 |
1963–64 |
Danny Murphy (1900–15) |
.288 |
1905 and 1910–11 |
Paul Waner (1926–45) |
.333 |
1927 |
Batting Champions Facing Each Other in World Series
Ty Cobb (.377), Det. Tigers (AL), and Honus Wagner (.339), Pitt. Pirates (NL), 1909
Al Simmons (.390), Phila. A’s (AL), and Chick Hafey (.349), St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1931
Bobby Avila (.341), Cle. Indians (AL), and Willie Mays (.345), N.Y. Giants (NL), 1954
Miguel Cabrera (.330), Det. Tigers (AL), and Buster Posey (.336), S.F. Giants (NL), 2012
Home Run Champions Facing Each Other in World Series
Babe Ruth (59), N.Y. Yankees (AL), and George Kelly (23), N.Y. Giants (NL), 1921
Babe Ruth (54), N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Jim Bottomley (31), St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1928
Lou Gehrig (49), N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Mel Ott (33), N.Y. Giants (NL), 1936
Joe DiMaggio (46), N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Mel Ott (31), N.Y. Giants (NL), 1937
Mickey Mantle (52), N.Y. Yankees (AL), and Duke Snider (43), Bklyn. Dodgers (NL), 1956
Players Hitting Home Run in First World Series At-Bat
Joe Harris, Wash. Senators (AL), 1925
George Watkins, St.L. Cardinals (NL), 1930
Mel Ott, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1933
George Selkirk, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1936
Dusty Rhodes, N.Y. Giants (NL), 1954
Elston Howard, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1955
Roger Maris, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1960
Don Mincher, Min. Twins (AL), 1965
Brooks Robinson, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1966
Jose Santiago, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 1967
Mickey Lolich, Det. Tigers (AL), 1968
Don Buford, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1969
Gene Tenace*, Oak. A’s (AL), 1972
Jim Mason, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1976
Doug DeCinces, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1979
Amos Otis, K.C. Royals (AL), 1980
Bob Watson, N.Y. Yankees (AL), 1981
Jim Dwyer, Balt. Orioles (AL), 1983
Jose Canseco, Oak. A’s (AL), 1988
Mickey Hatcher, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 1988
Bill Bathe, S.F. Giants (NL), 1989
Eric Davis, Cin. Reds (NL), 1990
Ed Sprague Jr., Tor. Blue Jays (AL), 1992
Fred McGriff, Atl. Braves (NL), 1995
Andruw Jones, Atl. Braves (NL), 1996
Troy Glaus. Ana. Angels (AL), 2002
Barry Bonds, S.F. Giants (NL), 2002
David Ortiz, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2004
Mike Lamb, Hous. Astros (NL), 2005
Geoff Blum, Chi. White Sox (AL), 2005
Bobby Kielty, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2007
Dustin Pedroia, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2007
Chase Utley, Phila. Phillies (NL), 2008
Alcides Escobar**, K.C. Royals (AL), 2015
Chris Taylor, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2017
Matt Kemp, L.A. Dodgers (NL), 2018
Eduardo Nunez, Bost. Red Sox (AL), 2018
*Hit home runs in first two times at bat in World Series.
**Inside-the-park home run.
World Series Pitchers with Most Losses, Season
American League |
|
George Mullin, Det. Tigers, 1907 |
20 |
Ken Holtzman, Oak. A’s, 1974 |
17 |
Dennis Martinez, Balt. Orioles, 1979 |
16 |
Dennis Martinez, Balt. Orioles, 1983 |
16 |
Joe Bush, Bost. Red Sox, 1918 |
15 |
Joe Bush, N.Y. Yankees, 1923 |
15 |
Tom Zachary, Wash. Senators, 1925 |
15 |
General Crowder, Wash. Senators, 1933 |
15 |
Dizzy Trout, Det. Tigers, 1945 |
15 |
Bob Feller, Cle. Indians, 1948 |
15 |
Billy Pierce, Chi. White Sox, 1959 |
15 |
Ralph Terry, N.Y. Yankees, 1963 |
15 |
Vida Blue, Oak. A’s, 1974 |
15 |
Catfish Hunter, N.Y. Yankees, 1976 |
15 |
Bud Black, K.C. Royals, 1985 |
15 |
Mike Moore, Oak. A’s, 1990 |
15 |
National League |
|
Larry French, Chi. Cubs, 1938 |
19 |
Pat Malone, Chi. Cubs, 1932 |
17 |
Don Drysdale, L.A. Dodgers, 1963 |
17 |
Don Drysdale, L.A. Dodgers, 1966 |
16 |
Jon Matlack, N.Y. Mets, 1973 |
16 |
Steve Carlton, Phila. Phillies, 1983 |
16 |
Livan Hernandez, S.F. Giants, 2002 |
16 |
Jason Marquis, St.L. Cardinals, 2006 |
16 |
Joe McGinnity, N.Y. Giants, 1905 |
15 |
Erskine Mayer, Phila. Phillies, 1915 |
15 |
Harry Brecheen, St.L. Cardinals, 1946 |
15 |
Johnny Sain, Bost. Braves, 1948 |
15 |
Claude Osteen, L.A. Dodgers, 1965 |
15 |
Jerry Koosman, N.Y. Mets, 1973 |
15 |
Tim Lincecum, S.F. Giants, 2012 |
15 |
Teams Winning a World Series in First Year in New Ballpark
Pitchers on World Series–Winning Teams, Both Winning 20 Games and All of Their Team’s Series Victories
American League |
|
1903 |
Cy Young (28 season wins, 2 Series wins) and Bill Dinneen (21 season wins, 3 Series wins), Bost. Americans |
1910 |
Jack Coombs (31 season wins, 3 Series wins) and Chief Bender (23 season wins, 1 Series win), Phila. A’s |
1912 |
Smoky Joe Wood (34 season wins, 3 Series wins) and Hugh Bedient (20 season wins, 1 Series win), Bost. Red Sox |
1930 |
Lefty Grove (28 season wins, 2 Series wins) and George Earnshaw (22 season wins, 2 Series wins), Phila. A’s |
National League |
|
1905 |
Christy Mathewson (31 season wins, 3 Series wins) and Joe McGinnity (21 season wins, 1 Series win), N.Y. Giants |
1914 |
Bill James (26 season wins, 2 Series wins) and Dick Rudolph (26 season wins, 2 Series wins), Bost. Braves |
1940 |
Bucky Walters (22 season wins, 2 Series wins) and Paul Derringer (20 season wins, 2 Series wins), Cin. Reds |
2001 |
Curt Schilling (22 season wins, 1 Series win) and Randy Johnson (21 season wins, 3 Series wins), Ariz. D’backs |
Teams’ Overall Won–Lost Percentage in World Series Games Played
American League |
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Games Won–Lost |
Percentage |
|
Tor. Blue Jays (2 appearances, 2–0) |
8–4 |
.667 |
Bost. Red Sox (13 appearances, 9–4) |
49–29–1 |
.620 |
N.Y. Yankees (40 appearances, 27–13) |
1131–85–1 |
.606 |
Balt. Orioles (6 appearances, 3–3) |
19–14 |
.576 |
Ana. Angels (1 appearance, 1–0) |
4–3 |
.571 |
Chi. White Sox (5 appearances, 3–2) |
17–13 |
.567 |
Phila. A’s (8 appearances, 5–3) |
24–19 |
.558 |
Oak. A’s (6 appearances, 4–2) |
17–15 |
.531 |
Min. Twins (3 appearances, 2–1) |
11–10 |
.524 |
K.C. Royals (4 appearances, 2–2) |
13–12 |
.520 |
Cle. Indians (6 appearances, 2–4) |
17–20 |
.459 |
Det. Tigers (11 appearances, 4–7) |
27–37–1 |
.450 |
Wash. Senators (3 appearances, 1–2) |
8–11 |
.421 |
Hous. Astros* (2 appearances, 1–1) |
4–7 |
.363 |
St.L. Browns (1 appearance, 0–1) |
2–4 |
.333 |
Tex. Rangers (2 appearances, 0–2) |
4–8 |
.333 |
T.B. Rays (1 appearance, 0–1) |
1–4 |
.200 |
*Were in National League from 1962–2012. |
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National League |
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Games Won–Lost |
Percentage |
|
Fla.–Mia. Marlins (2 appearances, 2–0) |
8–5 |
.615 |
Bost. Braves (2 appearances, 1–1) |
6–4 |
.600 |
Ariz. D’backs (1 appearance, 1–0) |
4–3 |
.571 |
S.F. Giants (6 appearances, 3–3) |
18–16 |
.529 |
Cin. Reds (9 appearances, 5–4) |
26–25 |
.510 |
Milw. Braves (2 appearances, 1–1) |
7–7 |
.500 |
St.L. Cardinals (19 appearances, 11–8) |
58–60 |
.492 |
Pitt. Pirates (7 appearances, 5–2) |
23–24 |
.489 |
N.Y. Giants (14 appearances, 5–9) |
39–41–2 |
.488 |
L.A. Dodgers (11 appearances, 5–6) |
29–32 |
.475 |
N.Y. Mets (5 appearances, 2–3) |
13–16 |
.448 |
Milw. Brewers* (1 appearance, 0–1) |
3–4 |
.429 |
Chi. Cubs (11 appearances, 3–8) |
23–36–1 |
.383 |
Atl. Braves (5 appearances, 1–4) |
11–18 |
.379 |
Phila. Phillies (7 appearances, 2–5) |
14–23 |
.378 |
Bklyn. Dodgers (9 appearances, 1–8) |
20–36 |
.357 |
S.D. Padres (2 appearances, 0–2) |
1–8 |
.111 |
Colo. Rockies (1 appearance, 0–1) |
0–4 |
.000 |
*Were in American League from 1970–97. |
Oldest Players to Appear in World Series
47 years, 3 months |
Jack Quinn, Phila. A’s, 1929, pitcher |
46 years, 10 months |
Jamie Moyer, Phila. Phillies, 2009, pitcher |
46 years, 3 months |
Jack Quinn, Phila. A’s, 1930, pitcher |
45 years, 10 months |
Jamie Moyer, Phila. Phillies, 2008, pitcher |
42 years, 5 months |
Bartolo Colon, N.Y. Mets, 2015, pitcher |
42 years, 3 months |
Satchel Paige, Cle. Indians, 1948, pitcher |
42 years, 1 month |
Chuck Hostetler, Det. Tigers, 1945, pinch hitter |
42 years, 0 months |
Arthur Rhodes, St.L. Cardinals, 2011, pitcher |
41 years, 9 months |
Pete Alexander, St.L. Cardinals, 1928, pitcher |
41 years, 0 months |
Darren Oliver, Tex. Rangers, 2011, pitcher |
40 years, 6 months |
Carlos Beltran, Hous. Astros, 2017, pinch hitter |
40 years, 5 months |
Rick Reuschel, S.F. Giants, 1989, pitcher |
40 years, 3 months |
Freddie Fitzsimmons, Bklyn. Dodgers, 1941, pitcher |
40 years, 3 months |
Bobo Newsom, N.Y. Yankees, 1947, pitcher |
40 years, 0 months |
Darren Oliver, Tex. Rangers, 2010, pitcher |
Players with 3000 Hits Playing in World Series
Number of Hits at Time |
|
Willie Mays (1973 N.Y. Mets) |
3283 |
Pete Rose (1980 Phila. Phillies) |
3557 |
Pete Rose (1983 Phila. Phillies) |
3990 |
Eddie Murray (1995 Cle. Indians) |
3071 |