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Sports season
The1982 Major League Baseball season concluded with theSt. Louis Cardinals winning their ninthWorld Series championship, defeating theMilwaukee Brewers in theWorld Series after seven games, after making up for their playoff miss of theyear before .
Player of the Month [ edit ] Pitcher of the Month [ edit ] Statistical leaders [ edit ] 1 Modern (1901–present) single-seasonstolen bases record
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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