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The Replay News 1966 Season- Final Stats Edition The Replay News 1966 Season- Final Stats Edition Table of Contents 3 Final Standings 4 Season Highlights 5 American League Leaders 7 National League Leaders 9 Team-by-Team Individual Stats 29 Team Stats 30 World Series Stats 31 Comparison of Each Player’s Replay and Real Batting Stats 51 Comparison of Each Player’s Replay and Real Pitching Stats MLB Standings Through Games Of 10/2/1966 American League W LGB Pct Strk R RA Baltimore Orioles 101 59-- .631 W8 691 568 Minnesota Twins 89 7313.0 .549 L4 639 594 California Angels 84 7818.0 .519 L1 626 604 Chicago White Sox 83 7919.0 .512 L2 553 509 New York Yankees 78 8122.5 .491 W2 586 573 Kansas City Athletics 77 8324.0 .481 L1 513 547 Cleveland Indians 77 8525.0 .475 W1 569 578 Detroit Tigers 74 8828.0 .457 W1 662 714 Boston Red Sox 73 8929.0 .451 W3 597 665 Washington Senators 69 9031.5 .434 L1 542 626 National League W LGB Pct Strk R RA Los Angeles Dodgers 97 65-- .599 W1 594 459 Atlanta Braves 92 705.0 .568 W4 699 625 San Francisco Giants 91 705.5 .565 W3 722 548 Pittsburgh Pirates 91 716.0 .562 L5 715 639 Philadelphia Phillies 88 749.0 .543 L1 729 640 Cincinnati Reds 78 8218.0 .488 L3 602 699 St. Louis Cardinals 73 8823.5 .453 W4 550 599 Chicago Cubs 71 9126.0 .438 L3 735 798 Houston Astros 66 9530.5 .410 L1 613 746 New York Mets 60 10136.5 .373 W1 542 748 Highlights from 1966 Six Hit Games Don Buford, CHA vs. Bal May 24 six for seven Don Buford, CHA vs. KC June 16 six for eight Three Home Run Games Jim Ray Hart, SF vs. PIT July 17 Billy Williams, CHN vs. ATL August 3 Willie McCovey, SF vs. CHN August 6 Boog Powell, BAL vs. CHA September 2 Tony Oliva, MIN vs. NYA September 2 Richie Allen, PHI vs. STL September 23 Seven RBI Games Tony Oliva, MIN vs. NYA September 2 Billy Williams, CHN vs. SF September 11 Top Strikeout Games 16- Sam McDowell, CLE vs. CAL September 9 14- Sam McDowell, CLE vs. KC April 25 14- Dave Boswell, MIN vs. CLE May 28 14- Sam McDowell, CLE vs. WSH August 27 14- Luis Tiant, CLE vs. CAL October 2 Longest Hitting Streaks Player Games Date Ended Lou Brock 28 7/20/1966 Russ Snyder 26 7/23/1966 Tony Oliva 25 9/9/1966 Tony Oliva 24 7/2/1966 Glenn Beckert 18 9/13/1966 Willie Davis 18 9/9/1966 Ken McMullen 18 5/22/1966 Leon Wagner 18 9/14/1966 Bill White 17 6/3/1966 1 American League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, October 02, 1966 Hits Stolen Bases Batting Leaders Tony OlivaMIN 202 Don BufordCHA 52 Frank RobinsonBAL 183 Bert CampanerisKC 45 Batting Average Leon WagnerCLE 175 Tommie AgeeCHA 36 Boog PowellBAL .321 Jim FregosiCAL 174 Luis AparicioBAL 27 Tony OlivaMIN .314 Brooks RobinsonBAL 173 Jose TartabullKC-BOS 25 Leon WagnerCLE .307 Norm CashDET 172 Jose CardenalCAL 19 Al KalineDET .303 Tommie AgeeCHA 170 Jim FregosiCAL 18 Frank RobinsonBAL .301 Luis AparicioBAL 169 Roy WhiteNYA 17 Curt BlefaryBAL .296 Bobby RichardsonNYA 166 Fred ValentineWSH 15 Joe FoyBOS .295 Joe FoyBOS 164 Carl YastrzemskiBOS 14 Willie HortonDET .289 Tony OlivaMIN 14 Tony ConigliaroBOS .278 Doubles Dick McAuliffeDET .276 Carl YastrzemskiBOS 35 On Base Percentage Tony ConigliaroBOS 34 Al KalineDET .417 Home Runs Jim FregosiCAL 33 Curt BlefaryBAL .410 Harmon KillebrewMIN 48 Brooks RobinsonBAL 32 Boog PowellBAL .408 Frank RobinsonBAL 47 Don BufordCHA 31 Joe FoyBOS .399 Boog PowellBAL 43 Don MincherMIN 28 Frank RobinsonBAL .390 Al KalineDET 35 Tommie AgeeCHA 28 Harmon KillebrewMIN .388 Joe PepitoneNYA 33 Frank RobinsonBAL 27 Dick McAuliffeDET .377 Leon WagnerCLE 33 Tony OlivaMIN 27 Tony OlivaMIN .363 Tom TreshNYA 32 Elston HowardNYA 26 Tom TreshNYA .358 Curt BlefaryBAL 32 Al KalineDET 26 Carl YastrzemskiBOS .355 Tony ConigliaroBOS 30 Tony OlivaMIN 29 Triples Slugging Percentage Rocky ColavitoCLE 29 Bobby KnoopCAL 17 Boog PowellBAL .616 Paul SchaalCAL 15 Frank RobinsonBAL .582 Runs Batted In Dick McAuliffeDET 15 Al KalineDET .568 Harmon KillebrewMIN 111 Bert CampanerisKC 14 Harmon KillebrewMIN .564 Frank RobinsonBAL 109 Ed BrinkmanWSH 13 Curt BlefaryBAL .557 Boog PowellBAL 104 Ed CharlesKC 12 Dick McAuliffeDET .522 Tony OlivaMIN 104 Don BufordCHA 9 Leon WagnerCLE .514 Al KalineDET 101 Paul CasanovaWSH 9 Tony OlivaMIN .509 Jim FregosiCAL 94 Andy EtchebarrenBAL 9 Tony ConigliaroBOS .503 Brooks RobinsonBAL 94 Roger RepozNYA-KC 9 Willie HortonDET .475 Tony ConigliaroBOS 92 Leon WagnerCLE 86 Bases On Balls Tommie AgeeCHA 85 Harmon KillebrewMIN 107 Al KalineDET 96 Runs Scored Joe FoyBOS 94 Frank RobinsonBAL 102 Tom TreshNYA 86 Harmon KillebrewMIN 101 Frank RobinsonBAL 85 Al KalineDET 95 Curt BlefaryBAL 82 Joe FoyBOS 94 Don BufordCHA 80 Tony OlivaMIN 93 Carl YastrzemskiBOS 79 Tom TreshNYA 93 Boog PowellBAL 76 Don BufordCHA 92 Dick McAuliffeDET 75 Boog PowellBAL 91 Dick McAuliffeDET 88 Strikeouts Luis AparicioBAL 88 George ScottBOS 155 Bobby KnoopCAL 153 Don LockWSH 141 Tommie AgeeCHA 123 Tony ConigliaroBOS 116 Ken HarrelsonKC-WSH 114 Boog PowellBAL 113 Frank HowardWSH 112 Ed BrinkmanWSH 111 Andy EtchebarrenBAL 109 American League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, October 02, 1966 Innings Pitched Pitching Leaders Jim KaatMIN 312 Earl WilsonBOS-DET 291 Earned Run Average Gary BellCLE 267 Gary PetersCHA 1.84 Mel StottlemyreNYA 266 Steve HarganCLE 2.12 Dean ChanceCAL 266 Joe HorlenCHA 2.32 Denny McLainDET 263 Fritz PetersonNYA 2.52 Sonny SiebertCLE 250 Jim KaatMIN 2.54 Pete RichertWSH 250 Sam McDowellCLE 2.57 Mudcat GrantMIN 246 Jose SantiagoBOS 2.60 Fritz PetersonNYA 236 Dave McNallyBAL 2.61 Jim PerryMIN 2.70 Strikeouts Marcelino LopezCAL 2.80 Jim KaatMIN 239 Sam McDowellCLE 238 Wins Pete RichertWSH 212 Jim KaatMIN 22-11 Gary BellCLE 204 Earl WilsonBOS-DET 19-11 Denny McLainDET 195 Denny McLainDET 18-12 Mickey LolichDET 188 Fritz PetersonNYA 17-6 Sonny SiebertCLE 188 Dave McNallyBAL 17-6 Earl WilsonBOS-DET 182 Mel StottlemyreNYA 17-12 Dave McNallyBAL 171 Jim PerryMIN 16-10 Tommy JohnCHA 169 Tommy JohnCHA 16-12 Mudcat GrantMIN 16-12 Bases On Balls Steve BarberBAL 15-3 Denny McLainDET 116 Dean ChanceCAL 112 Games Pitched Sam McDowellCLE 107 Jack AkerKC 66 Gary BellCLE 107 Casey CoxWSH 65 George BrunetCAL 105 Al WorthingtonMIN 65 Jim PalmerBAL 100 Eddie FisherCHA-BAL 64 Mel StottlemyreNYA 96 Bob LeeCAL 61 Bucky BrandonBOS 88 Don McMahonCLE-BOS 61 Earl WilsonBOS-DET 86 John WyattKC-BOS 61 Sonny SiebertCLE 84 Ken SandersBOS-KC 61 Ron KlineWSH 61 Saves Bob LockerCHA 56 Jack AkerKC 32 Bob HumphreysWSH 56 Ron KlineWSH 22 Stu MillerBAL 18 Complete Games Eddie FisherCHA-BAL 18 Jim KaatMIN 19 Larry SherryDET 18 Earl WilsonBOS-DET 15 Al WorthingtonMIN 17 Denny McLainDET 13 Bob LeeCAL 15 Sonny SiebertCLE 13 Dick RadatzBOS-CLE 14 Fritz PetersonNYA 12 Pedro RamosNYA 14 Gary PetersCHA 12 Bob LockerCHA 12 Lee StangeCLE-BOS 11 Gary BellCLE 11 Mel StottlemyreNYA 10 Mudcat GrantMIN 10 Shutouts Earl WilsonBOS-DET 5 Gary PetersCHA 5 Steve HarganCLE 4 Joe HorlenCHA 4 Sonny SiebertCLE 4 Dean ChanceCAL 4 Jim PalmerBAL 4 National League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, October 02, 1966 Hits Strikeouts Batting Leaders Pete RoseCIN 211 Donn ClendenonPIT 138 Billy WilliamsCHN 208 Adolfo PhillipsPHI-CHN 133 Batting Average Felipe AlouATL 199 Roberto ClementePIT 132 Matty AlouPIT .332 Johnny CallisonPHI 191 Byron BrowneCHN 124 Pete RoseCIN .329 Gene AlleyPIT 190 Richie AllenPHI 121 Richie AllenPHI .328 Willie DavisLA 188 Eddie BressoudNYN 120 Ron SantoCHN .322 Jim Ray HartSF 186 Willie StargellPIT 119 Jim Ray HartSF .317 Ron SantoCHN 184 Lou BrockSTL 118 Gene AlleyPIT .317 Cookie RojasPHI 182 Willie McCoveySF 115 Billy WilliamsCHN .316 Lou BrockSTL 180 Randy HundleyCHN 107 Felipe AlouATL .308 Dick GroatPHI 180 Woody WoodwardATL .306 Stolen Bases Cleon JonesNYN .306 Doubles Lou BrockSTL 71 Pete RoseCIN 47 Sonny JacksonHOU 49 Home Runs Woody WoodwardATL 38 Maury WillsLA 37 Jim Ray HartSF 48 Johnny CallisonPHI 36 Adolfo PhillipsPHI-CHN 36 Willie MaysSF 44 Willie StargellPIT 36 Matty AlouPIT 34 Hank AaronATL 41 Adolfo PhillipsPHI-CHN 35 Cleon JonesNYN 21 Willie McCoveySF 41 Willie DavisLA 34 Tommy HarperCIN 20 Willie StargellPIT 38 Vada PinsonCIN 34 Hank AaronATL 17 Richie AllenPHI 37 Willie MaysSF 33 Mike ShannonSTL 15 Joe TorreATL 35 Johnny RoseboroLA 33 Joe MorganHOU 14 Tom HallerSF 31 Rusty StaubHOU 33 Julian JavierSTL 14 Billy WilliamsCHN 31 Curt FloodSTL 14 Ron SantoCHN 30 Triples Randy HundleyCHN 30 Richie AllenPHI 16 On Base Percentage Tim McCarverSTL 15 Richie AllenPHI .424 Runs Batted In Willie McCoveySF 13 Joe MorganHOU .421 Jim Ray HartSF 133 Lou BrockSTL 12 Ron SantoCHN .415 Richie AllenPHI 131 Donn ClendenonPIT 12 Jim Ray HartSF .379 Ron SantoCHN 123 Gene AlleyPIT 11 Willie McCoveySF .376 Hank AaronATL 123 Ron SantoCHN 11 Pete RoseCIN .375 Bill WhitePHI 112 Glenn BeckertCHN 10 Bill WhitePHI .375 Willie StargellPIT 108 Manny MotaPIT 9 Billy WilliamsCHN .369 Willie MaysSF 107 Joe MorganHOU 9 Rico CartyATL .367 Billy WilliamsCHN 104 Felipe AlouATL 9 Willie StargellPIT .366 Joe TorreATL 101 Ernie BanksCHN 9 Roberto ClementePIT 101 Billy WilliamsCHN 9 Slugging Percentage Johnny BriggsPHI 9 Richie AllenPHI .648 Runs Scored Jim Ray HartSF .623 Willie MaysSF 118 Bases On Balls Willie McCoveySF .605 Richie AllenPHI 116 Joe MorganHOU 107 Willie StargellPIT .600 Johnny CallisonPHI 116 Ron SantoCHN 88 Willie MaysSF .587 Billy WilliamsCHN 113 Richie AllenPHI 86 Ron SantoCHN .560 Jim Ray HartSF 108 Wes ParkerLA 78 Billy WilliamsCHN .524 Willie McCoveySF 108 Willie McCoveySF 78 Hank AaronATL .512 Hank AaronATL 106 Denis MenkeATL 67 Joe TorreATL .504 Felipe AlouATL 102 Bill WhitePHI 67 Bill WhitePHI .495 Ron SantoCHN 101 Hank AaronATL 63 Adolfo PhillipsPHI-CHN 100 Eddie MathewsATL 61 Clay DalrymplePHI 58 National League Leaders
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