📊 Season Record
53
Wins
101
Losses
.344
Win %
7th
Rank
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Baltimore Orioles
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667
Runs Scored
913
Runs Allowed
-246
Run Diff
300K
Attendance
📈 vs. 1949 AL Average
Batting Avg
.254
3% below
the 1949 league average (.263)
OBP
.338
4% below
the 1949 league average (.353)
SLG
.376
1% below
the 1949 league average (.378)
Team ERA
5.21
24% worse than
the 1949 league average (4.20)
Runs Scored
667
8% below
the 1949 league average (722 R)
🏟️ Home Ballpark
StadiumSportsman's Park IV
Home Games
77
Total Attendance
300,880
Avg per Game
3,907
⚾ Batting Leaders
🎯 Pitching Leaders
👥 Roster (37)
Ed Albrecht
Andy Anderson
Hank Arft
Jim Bilbrey
Bob Dillinger
Karl Drews
George Elder
Red Embree
Cliff Fannin
Tom Ferrick
Owen Friend
Ned Garver
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37 players
Ed Albrecht
Andy Anderson
Hank Arft
Jim Bilbrey
Bob Dillinger
Karl Drews
George Elder
Red Embree
Cliff Fannin
Tom Ferrick
Owen Friend
Ned Garver
Jack Graham
Bill Kennedy
Dick Kokos
Paul Lehner
Sherm Lollar
Bob Malloy
Irv Medlinger
Les Moss
Al Naples
Joe Ostrowski
Frankie Pack
Al Papai
Eddie Pellagrini
Whitey Platt
Jerry Priddy
Ribs Raney
Bob Savage
Ray Shore
Roy Sievers
Stan Spence
Dick Starr
John Sullivan
Ralph Winegarner
Ken Wood
Al Zarilla
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 1949 St. Louis Browns
- What was the 1949 St. Louis Browns record?
- The 1949 St. Louis Browns finished 53-101 (.344 win pct).
- Who led the 1949 St. Louis Browns in home runs?
- Jack Graham led the 1949 St. Louis Browns with 24 home runs.
- What was the 1949 St. Louis Browns team ERA?
- The 1949 St. Louis Browns posted a team ERA of 5.21.