Home Attendance Figures
Mets: 2,266,680
Dodgers: 2,064,594
Red Sox: 1,678,732
Cubs: 1,653,007
Cardinals: 1,604,671
Tigers: 1,591,073
Phillies: 1,511,223
Pirates: 1,501,132
Reds: 1,501,122
Expos: 1,290,963
Astros: 1,261,589
Giants: 1,106,043
Yankees: 1,070,771
Orioles: 1,023,037
Braves: 1,006,320
Twins: 940,858
Angels: 926,373
A's: 914,993
Royals: 910,784
White Sox: 833,891
Brewers: 731,531
Senators: 655,156
Indians: 591,361
Padres: 557,513
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MVP Awards
American League (top 10)
Vida Blue 268
Sal Bando 182
Frank Robinson 170
Brooks Robinson 163
Mickey Lolich 155
Fred Patek 77
Bobby Murcer 72
Amos Otis 67
Wilbur Wood 54
Tony Oliva 36
National League (top 10)
Joe Torre 318
Willie Stargell 222
Hank Aaron 180
Bobby Bonds 139
Roberto Clemente 87
Maury Wills 74
Fergie Jenkins 71
Manny Sanguillen 49
Tom Seaver 46
Al Downing 36
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No Hitters
Ken Holtzman (CHN) at Reds, 6/3/71 1-0
Rick Wise (PHN) at Reds, 6/23/71 4-0
Bob Gibson (SLN) at Pirates, 8/14/71 11-0
1971 World Series
1: Orioles 5, Pirates 3 W: McNally L: Ellis
2: Orioles 11, Pirates 3 W: Palmer L: Johnson
3: Pirates 5, Orioles 1 W: Blass L: Cuellar
4: Pirates 4, Orioles 3 W: Kison L: Watt
5: Pirates 4, Orioles 0 W: Briles L: McNally
6: Orioles 3, Pirates 2 W: McNally L: Miller
7: Pirates 2, Orioles 1 W: Blass L: Cuellar
1971 All-Star Game
(at Tiger Stadium)
Americans 6, Nationals 4 (12 innings)
W: Blue L: Ellis
This was the first victory
for the A.L. since 1962
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