1895 Cleveland Spiders

84-46 • .646 Win% • 2nd in NL

The 1895 Cleveland Spiders went 84-46 (.646) finishing 2nd in the NL. The club scored 921 runs, allowed 725, and played home games at League Park I. Team leaders included Ed McKean (8 HR, 119 RBI) and Cy Young (35-10, 3.26 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.

Data updated

📊 Season Record

84 Wins
46 Losses
2nd Rank
921 R 725 RA
Diff +196

📁 Franchise Info

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⚡ Quick Stats

921 Runs Scored
725 Runs Allowed
+196 Run Diff
142K Attendance

📈 vs. 1895 NL Average

Batting Avg .305 3% above the 1895 league average (.296)
OBP .375 4% above the 1895 league average (.361)
SLG .394 1% below the 1895 league average (.399)
Team ERA 3.92 18% better than the 1895 league average (4.78)
Runs Scored 921 5% above the 1895 league average (876 R)

🏟️ Home Ballpark

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Home Games 62
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Total Attendance 142,300
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Avg per Game 2,295

⚾ Batting Leaders

Team HR Leaders — 1895
1895 Cleveland Spiders — RBI
Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB AVG
Ed McKean 132 569 131 194 32 17 8 119 46 26 13 0.341
Jesse Burkett 132 555 153 225 22 13 5 83 74 32 41 0.405
Jimmy McAleer 132 532 85 144 17 3 0 68 38 37 32 0.271
Cupid Childs 120 466 96 134 15 4 4 90 74 24 20 0.288
Chippy McGarr 113 422 86 114 14 2 2 59 35 33 19 0.270
Jack O'Connor 90 343 52 100 14 10 0 58 31 22 11 0.292
George Tebeau 92 341 58 111 16 6 0 68 50 29 12 0.326
Harry Blake 85 318 50 88 10 1 3 45 31 33 11 0.277
Charles Zimmer 88 315 60 107 21 2 5 56 33 30 14 0.340
Patsy Tebeau 63 264 50 84 13 2 2 52 16 18 8 0.318
George Cuppy 47 140 36 40 9 3 0 25 20 14 2 0.286
Cy Young 47 140 20 30 5 2 0 13 11 20 0 0.214
Bobby Wallace 30 98 16 21 2 3 0 10 6 17 0 0.214
Ed Gremminger 20 78 10 21 1 0 0 15 5 13 0 0.269
Phil Knell 20 55 9 11 2 1 0 5 1 9 1 0.200
Zeke Wilson 9 22 2 3 0 0 0 3 1 2 3 0.136
Mike Sullivan 4 15 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0.133
Fred Donovan 3 12 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0.083
Pussy Tebeau 2 6 3 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0.500
Eddie O'Meara 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.000

🎯 Pitching Leaders

Team K Leaders — 1895
1895 Cleveland Spiders — Strikeouts
Player W L ERA G GS SV IP H ER BB SO
Cy Young 35 10 3.26 47 40 0 369.2 363 134 75 121
George Cuppy 26 14 3.54 47 40 2 353.0 384 139 95 91
Bobby Wallace 12 14 4.09 30 28 1 228.2 271 104 87 63
Phil Knell 7 5 5.40 20 13 0 116.2 149 70 53 30
Zeke Wilson 3 1 4.27 9 8 0 52.2 75 25 24 20
Mike Sullivan 1 2 8.42 4 3 0 31.0 42 29 16 5

The 1895 Cleveland Spiders in brief

The record for the 1895 Cleveland Spiders reads 84 wins and 46 losses, good for 2nd in the NL. Runs came in at 921 scored against 725 allowed (+196). At the plate the Cleveland Spiders hit .305, 3% better than the league's .296. The staff ERA of 3.92 was 18% better than the league average of 4.78. The 921 runs scored compare with a league average of 876 per club, 5% more.

The home park, League Park I, recorded 142,300 in attendance, about 2,295 a game. Ed McKean topped the Cleveland Spiders with 8 home runs. The hits leader was Jesse Burkett with 225. The pitching staff's wins leader was Cy Young (35). In all, the roster shows 20 players.

Frequently Asked Questions about the 1895 Cleveland Spiders

What was the 1895 Cleveland Spiders record?
The 1895 Cleveland Spiders finished 84-46 (.646 win pct).
Who led the 1895 Cleveland Spiders in home runs?
Ed McKean led the 1895 Cleveland Spiders with 8 home runs.
What was the 1895 Cleveland Spiders team ERA?
The 1895 Cleveland Spiders posted a team ERA of 3.92.
Did the 1895 Cleveland Spiders win the World Series?
No. The 1895 Cleveland Spiders did not win the World Series.
Where did the 1895 Cleveland Spiders play?
The 1895 Cleveland Spiders played home games at League Park I.
Who led the 1895 Cleveland Spiders in hitting and pitching?
Team leaders were Ed McKean (8 HR, 119 RBI) and Cy Young (35-10, 3.26 ERA).