6 teams competing in 2 leagues
The 1877 Major League Baseball season was played by 6 teams. Lip Pike led with 4 home runs, Deacon White led with 49 RBI, and Deacon White led with 103 hits. This page carries the 1877 standings, league leaders, and a link to every team's season.
- 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.
- GB (Games Back):
- How far a team trailed the division or league leader.
Data updated
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The 1877 season in brief
The best record in the 1877 standings belonged to the Boston Red Caps, who finished 42-18. Nobody in 1877 fared worse than the Cincinnati Reds (15-42). In the standings, the Boston Red Caps owned the National League with a 42-18 mark, the Louisville Grays next at 35-25. The data holds no postseason results for 1877. The home run board is topped by Lip Pike at 4, ahead of Orator Shafer with 3. The qualified batting-average board starts with Deacon White at .387, with John Cassidy next at .378. Deacon White cleared the 186-plate-appearance line that 1877's 60 team games set. Deacon White topped several batting tiles at once: batting average, OPS, RBI, and hits. Among qualified pitchers, Tommy Bond had the lowest ERA, 2.11; Terry Larkin followed at 2.14. The other 1877 pitching tiles are led by Tommy Bond in wins (40) and Tommy Bond in strikeouts (170). For the complete tables behind these tiles, see the 1877 leaders page.
1877 MLB Season: Frequently Asked Questions
- How many teams played in 1877?
- 6 teams played in the 1877 major league season.
- Who led MLB in home runs in 1877?
- Lip Pike led with 4 home runs in 1877.
- Who led MLB in RBI in 1877?
- Deacon White led with 49 RBI in 1877.
- Who led MLB in hits in 1877?
- Deacon White led with 103 hits in 1877.