This article is about the 1945 Major League Baseball season only. For information on
all of baseball, see
1945 in baseball.
The 1945 Major League Baseball season.
Awards and honors [edit]
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Statistical leaders [edit]
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National League |
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Stat |
| AVG |
S. Stirnweiss |
.309 |
P. Cavaretta |
.355 |
| HR |
V. Stephens |
24 |
T. Holmes |
28 |
| RBI |
N. Etten |
111 |
D. Walker |
124 |
| Wins |
H. Newhouser |
25 |
R Barrett |
23 |
| ERA |
H. Newhouser |
1.81 |
R. Prim |
2.40 |
| Ks |
H. Newhouser |
212 |
P. Roe |
148 |
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Major league baseball final standings [edit]
Events [edit]
- On April 17, Pete Gray became the first (and so far, only) one-armed man to ever play in the Major Leagues. He batted .218 is 77 games with the St. Louis Browns.
Movies [edit]
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Deaths [edit]
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1945 MLB season by team
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NL monopoly
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Liveball era
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Wartime
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Postwar
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Expansion
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Division play
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Wildcard
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Expanded Wildcard
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