World Series Champions - Boston Red Sox (Doug Miller)
MVP - Walter Johnson (DET) 31-14, 1.91 ERA, 329 K's
Cy Young Award - Walter Johnson (DET) 31-14, 1.91 ERA, 329 K's
MVP - Walter Johnson (DET) 31-14, 1.91 ERA, 329 K's
Cy Young Award - Walter Johnson (DET) 31-14, 1.91 ERA, 329 K's
Manager of the Year - Frank McDonald (DET)
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Detroit's Big Train won the Pitching Triple
Crown (Wins, ERA, and Strikeouts)
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The Detroit Tigers dominated the regular season, winning 101 games and tying the all-time league record for wins that was set by the 1904 New York (baseball) Giants. The only real drama in the pennant race was the battle for second place, as Boston and St. Louis went down to the wire for the remaining spot in the World Series. Boston ended up with that 2nd place spot and went on to defeat the heavily favored Detroit team in the World Series.
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| The World Champion 1910 Boston Red Sox! |
Some of the top performers of the season include..
-Walter Johnson (DET) took home a ton of hardware (MVP, Cy Young and Pitching Triple Crown)
-Nap Lajoie (NYG) edged Ty Cobb (DET) for the Batting Crown, .359 to .357.
-Sherry Magee (DET) led in RBIs, with 99
-Ty Cobb (DET) beat out teammate Eddie Collins in stolen bases 96-91
-Frank Schulte (DET) won the Home Run title with 10, the only player to hit double figures
-Jack Pfiester (PIN) threw a no-hitter
-Eddie Ciccote (NYG), Chief Bender (DET), Red Ames (PIN), and Jack Coombs (NYG) each threw one-hitters
-Zack Wheat (BOS) set a new record for strikeouts by a batter with 102! Pretty modest by today's standards, but Wheat is now the first batter to break into triple digits in K's
-Walter Johnson (DET) and Ed Walsh (STL) tied a new league record with 7 shutouts each
-Nap Lajoie (NYG) edged Ty Cobb (DET) for the Batting Crown, .359 to .357.
-Sherry Magee (DET) led in RBIs, with 99
-Ty Cobb (DET) beat out teammate Eddie Collins in stolen bases 96-91
-Frank Schulte (DET) won the Home Run title with 10, the only player to hit double figures
-Jack Pfiester (PIN) threw a no-hitter
-Eddie Ciccote (NYG), Chief Bender (DET), Red Ames (PIN), and Jack Coombs (NYG) each threw one-hitters
-Zack Wheat (BOS) set a new record for strikeouts by a batter with 102! Pretty modest by today's standards, but Wheat is now the first batter to break into triple digits in K's
-Walter Johnson (DET) and Ed Walsh (STL) tied a new league record with 7 shutouts each
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