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What the 1880s page shows
In the data, the 1880s run from the 1880 season to 1889. No player appeared in more 1880s games than Cap Anson, with 1089, followed by Roger Connor (1083). Harry Stovey's 89 home runs head the power list, just ahead of Dan Brouthers (77). Dan Brouthers has the highest batting average on the list, 0.348, with Pete Browning second at 0.345. Cap Anson, Dan Brouthers, and King Kelly show up on both 1880s leader lists. Cap Anson rounds out the top three by average at 0.344. Jerry Denny is third in 1880s home runs with 70. Cap Anson (1871-1897) is one of the regulars whose career began before the 1880s. Career totals on the profiles run longer; the 1880s lists stop at the decade's edges. The New York Giants appear most often among the 1880s champions, in 1888 and 1889. The best record among the 1880s title teams belongs to the 1884 Providence Grays, 84-28.