Home Attendance Figures
Dodgers: 2,860,954
Phillies: 2,775,011
Yankees: 2,537,765
Angels: 2,523,575
Reds: 2,356,933
Red Sox: 2,353,114
Royals: 2,261,845
Expos: 2,102,173
Brewers: 1,918,343
Astros: 1,900,312
Orioles: 1,681,009
Cubs: 1,648,587
Tigers: 1,630,929
Cardinals: 1,627,256
Rangers: 1,519,671
Padres: 1,456,967
Giants: 1,456,402
Pirates: 1,435,454
Blue Jays: 1,431,651
White Sox: 1,280,702
Twins: 1,070,521
Indians: 1,011,644
Mariners: 844,447
Mets: 788,905
Braves: 769,465
A's: 306,763
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MVP Awards
American League (top 10)
Don Baylor 347
Ken Singleton 241
George Brett 226
Fred Lynn 160.5
Jim Rice 124
Mike Flanagan 100
Garman Thomas 87
Bobby Grich 58
Darrell Porter 52
Buddy Bell 48
National League (top 10)
Willie Stargell 216
Keith Hernandez 216
Dave Winfield 155
Larry Parrish 128
Ray Knight 82
Joe Niekro 75.5
Bruce Sutter 69
Kent Tekulve 64
Dave Concepcion 63
Dave Parker 56
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No Hitters
Ken Forsch (HON) vs. Braves, 4/7/79 6-0
1979 World Series
1: Orioles 5, Pirates 4 W: Flanagan L: Kison
2: Pirates 3, Orioles 2 W: Robinson L: Stanhouse
3: Orioles 8, Pirates 4 W: McGregor L: Candelaria
4: Orioles 9, Pirates 6 W: Stoddard L: Tekulve
5: Pirates 4, Orioles 0 W: Candelaria L: Palmer
6: Pirates 4, Orioles 1 W: Jackson L: McGregor
1979 All-Star Game
(at Seattle)
Nationals 7, Americans 6
W: Sutter L: Kern
Ron Guidry walked in the winning run in the ninth.
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