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NL Season Records
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1876 Chicago White Stockings

18.480

2

1987 Pittsburgh Pirates

18.387

3

1954 Milwaukee Braves

17.901

4

1928 New York Giants

17.184

5

1951 New York Giants

17.171

6

1942 St. Louis Cardinals

16.941

7

1963 Cincinnati Reds

16.559

8

1898 Louisville Colonels

16.370

9

1916 St. Louis Cardinals

15.211

10

1965 Houston Astros

14.801

11

1989 Houston Astros

14.326

12

1952 Boston Braves

14.116

13

1926 Pittsburgh Pirates

14.001

14

1880 Troy Trojans

13.982

15

1991 Houston Astros

13.362

16

1895 Louisville Colonels

13.122

17

1974 Philadelphia Phillies

13.102

18

1995 Atlanta Braves

13.047

19

1876 Boston Red Caps

13.022

20

1910 Brooklyn Superbas

12.953

21

1920 New York Giants

12.896

22

1889 Pittsburg Alleghenys

12.843

23

1911 Pittsburg Pirates

12.581

24

1954 Chicago Cubs

12.566

25

1891 Chicago Colts

12.545

26

1977 Montreal Expos

12.269

27

1984 San Diego Padres

12.004

28

1991 Houston Astros

11.931

29

1904 Philadelphia Phillies

11.860

30

Roberto Clemente

1955 Pittsburgh Pirates

11.785

31

1988 Chicago Cubs

11.655

32

1886 Chicago White Stockings

11.477

33

2001 St. Louis Cardinals

11.416

34

1963 Chicago Cubs

11.393

35

1899 Louisville Colonels

11.393

36

1910 Brooklyn Superbas

11.371

37

1961 Chicago Cubs

11.318

38

1876 Chicago White Stockings

11.317

39

1993 New York Mets

11.287

40

Rabbit Maranville

1913 Boston Braves

11.238

41

1898 Brooklyn Bridegrooms

11.237

42

1991 Houston Astros

11.201

43

1993 Chicago Cubs

11.177

44

1879 Cleveland Blues

11.164

45

2008 Cincinnati Reds

11.112

46

1998 Colorado Rockies

11.043

47

1938 St. Louis Cardinals

10.969

48

1961 Chicago Cubs

10.960

49

1915 Chicago Cubs

10.941

50

2001 Pittsburgh Pirates

10.934

51

1991 Montreal Expos

10.923

52

1896 Boston Beaneaters

10.874

53

1929 Philadelphia Phillies

10.862

54

1967 Cincinnati Reds

10.722

55

1916 New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds

10.640

56

1978 San Diego Padres

10.634

57

1992 San Diego Padres

10.628

58

1932 Cincinnati Reds

10.613

59

1978 Atlanta Braves

10.596

60

1924 Chicago Cubs

10.520

61

1893 Baltimore Orioles

10.484

62

1993 Los Angeles Dodgers

10.475

63

1881 Buffalo Bisons

10.455

64

1923 St. Louis Cardinals

10.453

65

1891 Philadelphia Phillies

10.449

66

1922 Pittsburgh Pirates

10.448

67

1982 Chicago Cubs

10.440

68

1933 St. Louis Cardinals

10.437

69

1920 Pittsburgh Pirates

10.427

70

2001 Philadelphia Phillies

10.405

71

George "Rip" Van Haltren

1888 Chicago White Stockings

10.384

72

1973 Los Angeles Dodgers

10.366

73

1958 San Francisco Giants

10.340

74

1932 Pittsburgh Pirates

10.333

75

1907 St. Louis Cardinals

10.328

76

1948 Brooklyn Dodgers

10.316

77

1975 Montreal Expos

10.304

78

1924 Pittsburgh Pirates

10.271

79

1887 New York Giants

10.254

80

1948 Philadelphia Phillies

10.153

81

1962 Los Angeles Dodgers

10.071

82

1932 Chicago Cubs

10.062

83

1878 Providence Grays

10.053

84

1890 New York Giants

10.033

85

1971 San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds

9.974

86

1926 Brooklyn Robins

9.956

87

1890 Philadelphia Phillies

9.939

88

1915 Philadelphia Phillies

9.929

89

1946 Philadelphia Phillies

9.865

90

1890 Cleveland Spiders

9.858

91

1955 St. Louis Cardinals

9.844

92

1940 Pittsburgh Pirates

9.841

93

Andres Galarraga

1987 Montreal Expos

9.803

94

1941 Brooklyn Dodgers

9.789

95

1936 St. Louis Cardinals

9.740

96

1878 Cincinnati Red Stockings

9.705

97

2001 Houston Astros

9.700

98

1927 Pittsburgh Pirates

9.636

99

1998 Florida Marlins

9.610

100

1881 Troy Trojans

9.609

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1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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