The 1889 New York Giants went 83-43 (.659) finishing 1st in the NL. They won the World Series that season. The club scored 935 runs, allowed 708, and played home games at Polo Grounds II. Team leaders included Roger Connor (13 HR, 130 RBI) and Tim Keefe (28-13, 3.36 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
π Season Record
83
Wins
43
Losses
.659
Win %
1st
Rank
π Franchise Info
San Francisco Giants
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935
Runs Scored
708
Runs Allowed
+227
Run Diff
5K
Attendance
π vs. 1889 NL Average
Batting Avg
.282
6% above
the 1889 league average (.266)
OBP
.359
7% above
the 1889 league average (.335)
SLG
.393
9% above
the 1889 league average (.360)
Team ERA
3.47
14% better than
the 1889 league average (4.03)
Runs Scored
935
21% above
the 1889 league average (775 R)
ποΈ Home Ballpark
StadiumPolo Grounds II
Home Games
23
Total Attendance
5,490
Avg per Game
238
βΎ Batting Leaders
π― Pitching Leaders
π Postseason Results
World Series
NY1 def. BR3
6-3
π₯ Roster (20)
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 1889 New York Giants
- What was the 1889 New York Giants record?
- The 1889 New York Giants finished 83-43 (.659 win pct).
- Did the 1889 New York Giants win the World Series?
- Yes. The 1889 New York Giants won the World Series.
- Who led the 1889 New York Giants in home runs?
- Roger Connor led the 1889 New York Giants with 13 home runs.
- What was the 1889 New York Giants team ERA?
- The 1889 New York Giants posted a team ERA of 3.47.
- Where did the 1889 New York Giants play?
- The 1889 New York Giants played home games at Polo Grounds II.
- Who led the 1889 New York Giants in hitting and pitching?
- Team leaders were Roger Connor (13 HR, 130 RBI) and Tim Keefe (28-13, 3.36 ERA).