The 1945 Boston Red Sox went 71-83 (.461) finishing 7th in the AL. The club scored 599 runs, allowed 674, and played home games at Fenway Park II. Team leaders included Bob Johnson (12 HR, 74 RBI) and Dave Ferriss (21-10, 2.96 ERA).
- 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.
- RS (Runs Scored (team)):
- Total runs a team scored across the season.
- RA (Runs Allowed):
- Total runs a team allowed across the season.
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The 1945 Boston Red Sox in brief
A 71-83 record (.461) put the 1945 Boston Red Sox 7th in the AL. The Boston Red Sox scored 599 runs and allowed 674, a run differential of -75. The team batting average of .259 was 2% above the 1945 league mark of .255. The staff ERA of 3.80 was 13% worse than the league average of 3.36.
The home park, Fenway Park II, recorded 623,085 in attendance, about 7,988 a game. Bob Johnson led the club in home runs with 12. The pitching staff's wins leader was Dave Ferriss (21). In all, the roster shows 37 players. The 1944 season and the 1946 season are one click away.
Frequently Asked Questions about the 1945 Boston Red Sox
- What was the 1945 Boston Red Sox record?
- The 1945 Boston Red Sox finished 71-83 (.461 win pct).
- Who led the 1945 Boston Red Sox in home runs?
- Bob Johnson led the 1945 Boston Red Sox with 12 home runs.
- What was the 1945 Boston Red Sox team ERA?
- The 1945 Boston Red Sox posted a team ERA of 3.80.
- Did the 1945 Boston Red Sox win the World Series?
- No. The 1945 Boston Red Sox did not win the World Series.
- Where did the 1945 Boston Red Sox play?
- The 1945 Boston Red Sox played home games at Fenway Park II.
- Who led the 1945 Boston Red Sox in hitting and pitching?
- Team leaders were Bob Johnson (12 HR, 74 RBI) and Dave Ferriss (21-10, 2.96 ERA).