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Sports season
The 1982 Major League Baseball season concluded with the St. Louis Cardinals winning their ninth World Series championship, defeating the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series after seven games, after making up for their playoff miss of the year before .
Player of the Month [ edit ] Pitcher of the Month [ edit ] Statistical leaders [ edit ] Home field attendance [ edit ]
Team name
Wins
%±
Home attendance
%±
Per game
Los Angeles Dodgers [ 1] 88
39.7%
3,608,881
51.6%
44,554
California Angels [ 2] 93
82.4%
2,807,360
94.7%
34,659
Philadelphia Phillies [ 3] 89
50.8%
2,376,394
45.0%
29,338
Montreal Expos [ 4] 86
43.3%
2,318,292
51.1%
28,621
Kansas City Royals [ 5] 90
80.0%
2,284,464
78.6%
28,203
St. Louis Cardinals [ 6] 92
55.9%
2,111,906
109.0%
26,073
New York Yankees [ 7] 79
33.9%
2,041,219
26.4%
25,200
Milwaukee Brewers [ 8] 95
53.2%
1,978,896
126.3%
24,133
Boston Red Sox [ 9] 89
50.8%
1,950,124
83.9%
24,076
Atlanta Braves [ 10] 89
78.0%
1,801,985
236.6%
22,247
Oakland Athletics [ 11] 68
6.3%
1,735,489
33.1%
21,426
Detroit Tigers [ 12] 83
38.3%
1,636,058
42.4%
20,198
Baltimore Orioles [ 13] 94
59.3%
1,613,031
57.5%
19,671
San Diego Padres [ 14] 81
97.6%
1,607,516
209.6%
19,846
Chicago White Sox [ 15] 87
61.1%
1,567,787
65.6%
19,597
Houston Astros [ 16] 77
26.2%
1,558,555
18.0%
19,241
Cincinnati Reds [ 17] 61
-7.6%
1,326,528
21.3%
16,377
New York Mets [ 18] 65
58.5%
1,323,036
87.9%
16,334
Toronto Blue Jays [ 19] 78
110.8%
1,275,978
69.0%
15,753
Chicago Cubs [ 20] 73
92.1%
1,249,278
120.9%
15,423
San Francisco Giants [ 21] 87
55.4%
1,200,948
89.9%
14,827
Texas Rangers [ 22] 64
12.3%
1,154,432
35.8%
14,252
Seattle Mariners [ 23] 76
72.7%
1,070,404
68.2%
13,215
Cleveland Indians [ 24] 78
50.0%
1,044,021
57.9%
12,889
Pittsburgh Pirates [ 25] 84
82.6%
1,024,106
89.0%
12,643
Minnesota Twins [ 26] 60
46.3%
921,186
96.4%
11,373
Television coverage [ edit ]
Network
Day of week
Announcers
ABC
Monday nights Keith Jackson , Howard Cosell , Don Drysdale , Al Michaels , Bob Uecker , Jim Palmer , Tommy Lasorda
NBC
Saturday afternoons
Joe Garagiola , Tony Kubek , Dick Enberg , Bob Costas , Sal Bando
USA
Thursday nights
Eddie Doucette , Nelson Briles , Monte Moore , Wes Parker
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Pre-modern era
Beginnings Competition NL monopoly
Modern era
See also
