American Association (AA)
Season Records 1882-1891 (10 seasons)

Leagues Baseball AA History Season Records

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AA Season Records
Doubles

1

1884 Toledo Blue Stockings

213

2

1882 Louisville Eclipse

212

3

1882 Louisville Eclipse

204

4

1883 Philadelphia Athletics

202

5

1884 Philadelphia Athletics

194

6

1884 St. Louis Browns

185

7

1883 New York Metropolitans
New York Gothams
New York Metropolitans

166

8

1883 Cincinnati Red Stockings

162

9

Charlie Comiskey

1882 St. Louis Brown Stockings

161

10

1886 Philadelphia Athletics

157

11

1884 Philadelphia Athletics

150

12

1885 Brooklyn Grays

135

13

1883 St. Louis Browns

134

14

1882 Pittsburg Alleghenys

119

15

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

118

16

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

118

17

1884 Toledo Blue Stockings

115

18

1882 St. Louis Brown Stockings

111

19

1885 St. Louis Browns

109

20

1885 Brooklyn Grays

107

21

1882 Philadelphia Athletics

106

22

1883 Cincinnati Red Stockings

105

23

1882 Louisville Eclipse

104

24

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

103

25

1884 Washington Nationals
Cincinnati Red Stockings

102

26

Blondie Purcell

1885 Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Beaneaters

100

27

1883 New York Metropolitans

99

28

1885 Brooklyn Grays

96

29

1883 Cincinnati Red Stockings

93

30

Dave "Scissors" Foutz

1884 St. Louis Browns

93

31

1883 Columbus Buckeyes

92

32

1888 St. Louis Browns

92

33

1885 Baltimore Orioles

90

34

1885 Louisville Colonels

87

35

1887 New York Metropolitans

87

36

1885 Brooklyn Grays

86

37

1882 Philadelphia Athletics

86

38

1885 Brooklyn Grays

85

39

1886 Philadelphia Athletics

83

40

1882 Baltimore Orioles

82

41

1882 Louisville Eclipse

81

42

1883 St. Louis Browns

79

43

1887 Baltimore Orioles

74

44

1884 St. Louis Browns

74

45

1886 Louisville Colonels

74

46

1884 Indianapolis Hoosiers

72

47

1888 Louisville Colonels

70

48

1886 Baltimore Orioles

69

49

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

66

50

1882 Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville Eclipse

65

51

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

65

52

1887 Cincinnati Red Stockings

61

53

1883 New York Metropolitans

61

54

Frank Hankinson

1885 New York Metropolitans

59

55

Wilbert Robinson

1886 Philadelphia Athletics

59

56

Bill "Willie" Kuehne

1883 Columbus Buckeyes

58

57

1882 Philadelphia Athletics

56

58

1887 Baltimore Orioles

54

59

1889 St. Louis Browns

54

60

1884 Columbus Buckeyes

54

61

1886 Louisville Colonels

53

62

1882 Louisville Eclipse

52

63

1885 Cincinnati Red Stockings

49

64

1882 Pittsburg Alleghenys

49

65

1883 Philadelphia Athletics

47

66

1887 Cincinnati Red Stockings

46

67

1884 Baltimore Orioles

46

68

1884 Toledo Blue Stockings

45

69

1883 New York Metropolitans

45

70

1885 Brooklyn Grays

44

71

1883 Philadelphia Athletics

43

72

1882 Pittsburg Alleghenys

43

73

1889 Columbus Solons

42

74

1884 Toledo Blue Stockings

42

75

Dude Esterbrook

1883 New York Metropolitans

42

76

1890 Toledo Maumees

42

77

1889 St. Louis Browns

41

78

1884 Philadelphia Athletics

41

79

Charlie Reipschlager

1883 New York Metropolitans

40

80

1886 Cincinnati Red Stockings

40

81

1884 St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Maroons

40

82

1884 Pittsburg Alleghenys

39

83

1882 Baltimore Orioles

39

84

1887 Louisville Colonels

39

85

1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings

38

86

1884 Cincinnati Red Stockings

38

87

1883 Pittsburg Alleghenys

38

88

1883 Columbus Buckeyes

38

89

1888 Baltimore Orioles

38

90

1884 Brooklyn Atlantics

37

91

1889 Columbus Solons

37

92

1887 Cleveland Blues

37

93

1886 Philadelphia Athletics

36

94

1882 Baltimore Orioles

36

95

Paul "Shorty" Radford

1887 New York Metropolitans

35

96

1885 Philadelphia Athletics

35

97

1883 Baltimore Orioles

34

98

1890 Syracuse Stars

33

99

1885 Baltimore Orioles

33

100

1884 Pittsburg Alleghenys

33

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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