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The 1952New York Yankees season was the 50th season for the Yankees. The team finished with a record of 95–59, winning their 19thpennant, finishing two games ahead of theCleveland Indians. New York was managed byCasey Stengel. The Yankees played their home games atYankee Stadium. In theWorld Series, they defeated theBrooklyn Dodgers in seven games. This was their fourth consecutive World Series win, tying the record they had set during 1936–1939. It was also the first season that the Yankees aired their games exclusively onWPIX-TV, an arrangement that would last until the end of the 1998 season. The channel was also the home of the baseball Giants broadcasts from 1949; thus, it was the first time ever that the channel had broadcast both the AL and NL baseball teams from the city. In 2016, when WPIX resumed FTA broadcasts of Yankees games in association with the current cable broadcaster YES Network, the channel returned to being the sole FTA broadcaster for the city's MLB franchises, as it is also currently the FTA broadcaster for the New York Mets, the Yankees officially ended that partnership again in 2021.

Team	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
New York Yankees	95	59	.617	—	49‍–‍28	46‍–‍31
Cleveland Indians	93	61	.604	2	49‍–‍28	44‍–‍33
Chicago White Sox	81	73	.526	14	44‍–‍33	37‍–‍40
Philadelphia Athletics	79	75	.513	16	45‍–‍32	34‍–‍43
Washington Senators	78	76	.506	17	42‍–‍35	36‍–‍41
Boston Red Sox	76	78	.494	19	50‍–‍27	26‍–‍51
St. Louis Browns	64	90	.416	31	42‍–‍35	22‍–‍55
Detroit Tigers	50	104	.325	45	32‍–‍45	18‍–‍59

1952 American League record v t e Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
Team	BOS	CWS	CLE	DET	NYY	PHA	SLB	WSH
Boston	—	12–10	9–13	16–6	8–14	12–10	11–11	8–14
Chicago	10–12	—	8–14–1	17–5	8–14	11–11	14–8	13–9–1
Cleveland	13–9	14–8–1	—	16–6	10–12	13–9	15–7	12–10
Detroit	6–16	5–17	6–16	—	9–13	5–17–1	8–14	11–11–1
New York	14–8	14–8	12–10	13–9	—	13–9	14–8	15–7
Philadelphia	10–12	11–11	9–13	17–5–1	9–13	—	14–8	9–13
St. Louis	11–11	8–14	7–15	14–8	8–14	8–14	—	8–14–1
Washington	14–8	9–13–1	10–12	11–11–1	7–15	13–9	14–8–1	—

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
C	Yogi Berra	142	534	146	.273	30	98
1B	Joe Collins	122	428	120	.280	18	59
2B	Billy Martin	109	363	97	.267	3	33
3B	Gil McDougald	152	555	146	.263	11	78
SS	Phil Rizzuto	152	578	147	.254	2	43
OF	Mickey Mantle	142	549	171	.311	23	87
OF	Hank Bauer	141	553	162	.293	17	74
OF	Gene Woodling	122	408	126	.309	12	63

Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
Irv Noren	93	272	65	.235	5	21
Johnny Mize	78	137	36	.263	4	29
Bobby Brown	29	89	22	.247	1	14
Bob Cerv	36	87	21	.241	1	8
Charlie Silvera	20	55	18	.327	0	11
Jerry Coleman	11	42	17	.405	0	4
Andy Carey	16	40	6	.150	0	1
Jim Brideweser	42	38	10	.263	0	2
Johnny Hopp	15	25	4	.160	0	2
Kal Segrist	13	23	1	.043	0	1
Loren Babe	12	21	2	.095	0	0
Jackie Jensen	7	19	2	.105	0	2
Ralph Houk	9	6	2	.333	0	0
Archie Wilson	3	2	1	.500	0	1
Charlie Keller	2	1	0	.000	0	0

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Allie Reynolds	35	244.1	20	8	2.06	160
Vic Raschi	31	223.0	16	6	2.78	127
Ed Lopat	20	149.1	10	5	2.53	56
Tom Morgan	16	93.2	5	4	3.07	34

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Johnny Sain	35	148.1	11	6	3.46	57
Bob Kuzava	28	133.0	8	8	3.45	67
Bill Miller	21	88.0	4	6	3.48	45
Jim McDonald	26	69.1	3	4	3.50	20
Tom Gorman	12	60.2	6	2	4.60	31
Ray Scarborough	9	34.0	5	1	2.91	13
Harry Schaeffer	5	17.0	0	1	5.29	15
Ewell Blackwell	5	16.0	1	0	0.56	7
Johnny Schmitz	5	15.0	1	1	3.60	3

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO
Bobby Hogue	27	3	5	4	5.32	12
Joe Ostrowski	20	2	2	2	5.63	17
Art Schallock	2	0	0	0	9.00	1

Game	Score	Date	Location	Attendance
1	Yankees – 2,Dodgers – 4	October 1	Ebbets Field	34,861
2	Yankees – 7, Dodgers – 1	October 2	Ebbets Field	33,792
3	Dodgers – 5, Yankees – 3	October 3	Yankee Stadium	66,698
4	Dodgers – 0,Yankees – 2	October 4	Yankee Stadium	71,787
5	Dodgers – 6, Yankees – 5 (11 innings)	October 5	Yankee Stadium	70,356
6	Yankees – 3, Dodgers – 2	October 6	Ebbets Field	30,037
7	Yankees – 4, Dodgers – 2	October 7	Ebbets Field	33,195

Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Kansas City Blues	American Association	George Selkirk
AA	Beaumont Roughnecks	Texas League	Harry Craft
A	Binghamton Triplets	Eastern League	Jim Gleeson
B	Quincy Gems	Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League	Paul Chervinko
B	Norfolk Tars	Piedmont League	Mayo Smith
C	Boise Yankees	Pioneer League	Wayne Tucker
C	Joplin Miners	Western Association	Vern Hoscheit
D	Olean Yankees	PONY League	Bunny Mick
D	McAlester Rockets	Sooner State League	Bill Cope
D	Fond du Lac Panthers	Wisconsin State League	James Adlam andJack Wilkinson

v t e 1952 MLB season by team
American League	Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia St. Louis Washington
National League	Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis
1952 All-Star Game 1952 World Series

v t e New York Yankees 1952 World Series champions
1Billy Martin 7Mickey Mantle 8Yogi Berra 9Hank Bauer 10Phil Rizzuto 11Johnny Sain 12Gil McDougald 14Gene Woodling 17Vic Raschi 18Ray Scarborough 21Bob Kuzava 22Allie Reynolds 24Tom Gorman 25Irv Noren 29Charlie Silvera 30Ed Lopat 32Ralph Houk 36Johnny Mize 40Ewell Blackwell 41Joe Collins
Manager 37Casey Stengel Coaches 2Frankie Crosetti 31Jim Turner 33Bill Dickey
Regular season Dodgers–Yankees rivalry Subway Series

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