Chicago Leland Giants
6 seasons | 66-29 (.695)
The Chicago Leland Giants played from 1905 to 1910, a total of 6 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 66-29 (.695). They have not won a World Series.
- W (Wins):
- Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
- L (Losses):
- Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
- Win% (Winning Percentage):
- Wins divided by games decided.
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The Chicago Leland Giants franchise in brief
The quick stats for the Chicago Leland Giants read 6 seasons, 66 wins, 29 losses and a .695 percentage. The club's final season on record is 1910. The season list starts at 1-1 in 1905 and ends at 22-2 in 1910. 1906 produced a 6-6 record. In 1907 the Chicago Leland Giants went 5-0. In 1908 the Chicago Leland Giants went 15-7.
In 1909 the Chicago Leland Giants went 17-13. The championships section is empty: no World Series title is on record. The season history peaks at 22-2 in 1910 and bottoms out at 17-13 in 1909. At the plate, the 1908 club's .302 is the high mark, compared with .302 for its league, while 1909 bottomed out at .268. Pitching peaked in 1905, with a 1.59 team ERA against the league's 1.59, against a worst of 3.25 in 1908. The 1908 team scored the most runs, 159; the 1905 team scored the fewest, 12. Every season links to its own page, the latest being 1910 Chicago Leland Giants.
Chicago Leland Giants: Frequently Asked Questions
- How many World Series have the Chicago Leland Giants won?
- The Chicago Leland Giants have never won the World Series.
- What is the all-time record of the Chicago Leland Giants?
- The Chicago Leland Giants are 66-29 (.695) all-time across 6 seasons.
- When were the Chicago Leland Giants founded?
- The franchise's first major league season was 1905, and its last was 1910.