1983 Season

26 teams competing across 6 divisions

🏆 Postseason

World Series BAL def. PHI (4-1)
AL Championship BAL def. CHA (3-1)
NL Championship PHI def. LAN (3-1)

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⚾ Batting Leaders

Batting Average

1 Wade Boggs 0.361 2 Butch Davis 0.344 3 Rod Carew 0.339 4 Jerry Mumphrey 0.336 5 Bill Madlock 0.323

Home Runs

1 Mike Schmidt 40 2 Jim Rice 39 3 Tony Armas 36 4 Dale Murphy 36 5 Ron Kittle 35

RBI

1 Cecil Cooper 126 2 Jim Rice 126 3 Dale Murphy 121 4 Dave Winfield 116 5 Lance Parrish 114

Stolen Bases

1 Rickey Henderson 108 2 Tim Raines 90 3 Rudy Law 77 4 Alan Wiggins 66 5 Willie Wilson 59

Hits

1 Cal Ripken 211 2 Wade Boggs 210 3 Lou Whitaker 206 4 Cecil Cooper 203 5 Jim Rice 191

Runs

1 Tim Raines 133 2 Dale Murphy 131 3 Cal Ripken 121 4 Eddie Murray 115 5 Cecil Cooper 106
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🎯 Pitching Leaders

ERA

1 Steve Howe 1.44 2 Jesse Orosco 1.47 3 Kent Tekulve 1.64 4 Lee Smith 1.65 5 Jaime Cocanower 1.80

Wins

1 LaMarr Hoyt 24 2 Richard Dotson 22 3 Ron Guidry 21 4 Jack Morris 20 5 John Denny 19

Strikeouts

1 Steve Carlton 275 2 Mario Soto 242 3 Jack Morris 232 4 Larry McWilliams 199 5 Floyd Bannister 193

Saves

1 Dan Quisenberry 45 2 Bob Stanley 33 3 Ron Davis 30 4 Lee Smith 29 5 Bill Caudill 26

WHIP

1 Tom Niedenfuer 0.89 2 Bill Dawley 0.92 3 Dan Quisenberry 0.93 4 Pete Ladd 0.93 5 Steve Howe 0.98
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📋 Standings

AL East

Baltimore Orioles ★ 98-64 Detroit Tigers 92-70 New York Yankees 91-71 Toronto Blue Jays 89-73 Milwaukee Brewers 87-75 Boston Red Sox 78-84 Cleveland Indians 70-92

AL West

Chicago White Sox ★ 99-63 Kansas City Royals 79-83 Texas Rangers 77-85 Oakland Athletics 74-88 California Angels 70-92 Minnesota Twins 70-92 Seattle Mariners 60-102

NL East

Philadelphia Phillies ★ 90-72 Pittsburgh Pirates 84-78 Montreal Expos 82-80 St. Louis Cardinals 79-83 Chicago Cubs 71-91 New York Mets 68-94

NL West

Los Angeles Dodgers ★ 91-71 Atlanta Braves 88-74 Houston Astros 85-77 San Diego Padres 81-81 San Francisco Giants 79-83 Cincinnati Reds 74-88
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