📊 Season Record
73
Wins
80
Losses
.477
Win %
6th
Rank
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757
Runs Scored
841
Runs Allowed
-84
Run Diff
551K
Attendance
📈 vs. 1937 AL Average
Batting Avg
.279
1% below
the 1937 league average (.281)
OBP
.350
1% below
the 1937 league average (.354)
SLG
.378
9% below
the 1937 league average (.414)
Team ERA
4.58
1% better than
the 1937 league average (4.62)
Runs Scored
757
7% below
the 1937 league average (813 R)
🏟️ Home Ballpark
StadiumGriffith Stadium I
Home Games
80
Total Attendance
551,207
Avg per Game
6,890
⚾ Batting Leaders
🎯 Pitching Leaders
👥 Roster (41)
Mel Almada
Red Anderson
Pete Appleton
Jimmy Bloodworth
Ossie Bluege
Joe Cascarella
George Case
Ben Chapman
Ken Chase
Syd Cohen
Herb Crompton
Jimmie DeShong
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41 players
Mel Almada
Red Anderson
Pete Appleton
Jimmy Bloodworth
Ossie Bluege
Joe Cascarella
George Case
Ben Chapman
Ken Chase
Syd Cohen
Herb Crompton
Jimmie DeShong
Rick Ferrell
Wes Ferrell
Carl Fischer
Milt Gray
Mike Guerra
Jesse Hill
Shanty Hogan
Bucky Jacobs
Joe Kohlman
Joe Krakauskas
Joe Kuhel
Dick Lanahan
Buddy Lewis
Ed Linke
Jerry Lynn
John Mihalic
Wally Millies
Buddy Myer
Bobo Newsom
Bill Phebus
Johnny Riddle
Alex Sabo
Al Simmons
Fred Sington
John Stone
Cecil Travis
Frank Trechock
Jimmy Wasdell
Monte Weaver
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 1937 Washington Senators
- What was the 1937 Washington Senators record?
- The 1937 Washington Senators finished 73-80 (.477 win pct).
- Who led the 1937 Washington Senators in home runs?
- Buddy Lewis led the 1937 Washington Senators with 10 home runs.
- What was the 1937 Washington Senators team ERA?
- The 1937 Washington Senators posted a team ERA of 4.58.