The 1963 Cincinnati Reds went 86-76 (.531) finishing 5th in the NL. The club scored 648 runs, allowed 594, and played home games at Crosley Field. Team leaders included Vada Pinson (22 HR, 106 RBI) and Jim Maloney (23-7, 2.77 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 1963 Cincinnati Reds in brief
The record for the 1963 Cincinnati Reds reads 86 wins and 76 losses, good for 5th in the NL. The run column shows 648 for and 594 against. The 648 runs scored compare with a league average of 618 per club, 5% more. Crosley Field was home in 1963, drawing a total attendance of 858,708.
Vada Pinson topped the Cincinnati Reds with 22 home runs. Jim Maloney led the pitchers with 23 wins. The saves leader was Bill Henry with 14. The 1963 roster runs to 35 players. The 1962 season and the 1964 season are one click away.
Frequently Asked Questions about the 1963 Cincinnati Reds
- What was the 1963 Cincinnati Reds record?
- The 1963 Cincinnati Reds finished 86-76 (.531 win pct).
- Who led the 1963 Cincinnati Reds in home runs?
- Vada Pinson led the 1963 Cincinnati Reds with 22 home runs.
- What was the 1963 Cincinnati Reds team ERA?
- The 1963 Cincinnati Reds posted a team ERA of 3.29.
- Did the 1963 Cincinnati Reds win the World Series?
- No. The 1963 Cincinnati Reds did not win the World Series.
- Where did the 1963 Cincinnati Reds play?
- The 1963 Cincinnati Reds played home games at Crosley Field.
- Who led the 1963 Cincinnati Reds in hitting and pitching?
- Team leaders were Vada Pinson (22 HR, 106 RBI) and Jim Maloney (23-7, 2.77 ERA).