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1966 Baltimore Orioles season

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Major League Baseball season

Major League Baseball team season
1966 Baltimore Orioles
World Series champions
American League champions
LeagueAmerican League
BallparkMemorial Stadium
CityBaltimore, Maryland
Record97–63 (.606)
League place1st
OwnersJerold Hoffberger
General managersHarry Dalton
ManagersHank Bauer
TelevisionWJZ-TV
RadioWBAL (AM)
(Chuck Thompson,Frank Messer,Bill O'Donnell)
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The1966Baltimore Orioles season involved the Orioles finishing first in theAmerican League with a record of 97 wins and 63 losses, nine games ahead of the runner-upMinnesota Twins. It was their first ALpennant since1944, when the club was known as theSt. Louis Browns. The Orioles swept theNL championLos Angeles Dodgers in four games to register the first-everWorld Series title in the franchise's 67-year history; the team had been founded in 1901 as theMilwaukee Brewers, moving to St. Louis in 1902 and to Baltimore in 1954.

The team was managed byHank Bauer, and played their home games atMemorial Stadium. They drew 1,203,366 fans to their home ballpark, third in the ten-team league. It would be the highest home attendance of the team's first quarter-century at Memorial Stadium, and was eclipsed by thepennant-winning 1979 Orioles.[1] This was the first season that the ballclub's uniforms featured both the smiling bird head logo on the caps and names on the back of the jerseys.

With their sweep of the Dodgers, the Orioles became the last of the eight franchises that made up the American League from 1903 to 1960 to win a World Series.

Offseason

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Regular season

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Right fielderFrank Robinson, acquired via trade from theCincinnati Reds in the off-season, won theTriple Crown, leading the AL with a .316 average, 49 home runs, and 122 RBI. He was named winner of the American League MVP Award, becoming the first player in the history ofMajor League Baseball to win MVP honors in both the American and National Leagues.[8]

On May 8, 1966,Frank Robinson hit a 540-foot home run off Cleveland Indians pitcherLuis Tiant, becoming the only player to hit a fair ball out of Memorial Stadium.[9] It cleared the left field single-deck portion of the grandstand.[10] A flag was later erected near the spot the ball cleared the back wall, with simply the word "HERE" upon it.

Season standings

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American League
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Baltimore Orioles9763.606—48‍–‍3149‍–‍32
Minnesota Twins8973.549949‍–‍3240‍–‍41
Detroit Tigers8874.5431042‍–‍3946‍–‍35
Chicago White Sox8379.5121545‍–‍3638‍–‍43
Cleveland Indians8181.5001741‍–‍4040‍–‍41
California Angels8082.4941842‍–‍3938‍–‍43
Kansas City Athletics7486.4632342‍–‍3932‍–‍47
Washington Senators7188.44725½42‍–‍3629‍–‍52
Boston Red Sox7290.4442640‍–‍4132‍–‍49
New York Yankees7089.44026½35‍–‍4635‍–‍43

Record vs. opponents

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1966 American League record

Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
TeamBALBOSCALCWSCLEDETKCAMINNYYWSH
Baltimore—12–612–69–98–109–911–510–815–311–7
Boston6–12—9–911–77–118–109–96–128–108–10
California6–129–9—8–1010–89–99–911–711–77–11
Chicago9–97–1110–8—11–78–1013–54–149–9–112–6
Cleveland10–811–78–107–11—9–96–129–912–69–9
Detroit9–910–89–910–89–9—6–1211–711–713–5
Kansas City5–119–99–95–1312–612–6—8–105–139–9
Minnesota8–1012–67–1114–49–97–1110–8—8–1014–4
New York3–1510–87–119–9–16–127–1113–510–8—5–10
Washington7–1110–811–76–129–95–139–94–1410–5—


Opening Day starters

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Notable transactions

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Roster

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1966 Baltimore Orioles
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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Past Games Legend
Orioles Win
(#bfb)		Orioles Loss
(#fbb)		Game Postponed
(#bbb)		Clinched Pennant
(#039)
Bold denotes an Orioles pitcher
1966 Game Log: 97–63 (Home: 48–31; Road: 49–32)
April: 11–1 (Home: 5–1; Road: 6–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1April 12@Red Sox5–4(13)S. Miller (1–0)Lonborg (0–1)Watt (1)12,3861–0W1
2April 13@Red Sox8–1Palmer (1–0)Morehead (0–1)1,9552–0W2
3April 15Yankees2–3Peterson (1–0)Bunker (0–1)35,6242–1L1
4April 16Yankees7–2McNally (1–0)Downing (0–1)S. Miller (1)12,1283–1W1
5April 17Yankees5–4Hall (1–0)Ramos (0–2)S. Miller (2)27,8024–1W2
6April 19Senators14–8Watt (1–0)Ortega (0–1)Drabowsky (1)6,0455–1W3
7April 20Senators6–3Bunker (1–1)Richert (0–2)S. Miller (3)6,7786–1W4
8April 23@Yankees4–3McNally (2–0)Peterson (1–1)S. Miller (4)17,0997–1W5
9April 24@Yankees2–1Barber (1–0)Stottlemyre (0–2)13,1048–1W6
10April 26Angels7–3Palmer (2–0)McGlothlin (1–1)Hall (1)8,2089–1W7
—April 27TwinsPostponed (rain); Makeup: July 1
—April 28TwinsPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 30
11April 29@Tigers8–1Bunker (2–1)Monbouquette (2–2)13,25510–1W8
12April 30@Tigers3–2McNally (3–0)McLain (3–1)S. Miller (5)5,13011–1W9
May: 14–16 (Home: 6–8; Road: 8–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
13May 1@Tigers4–1Barber (2–0)Sparma (1–1)Hall (2)11,71912–1W10
—May 2@SenatorsPostponed (rain); Makeup: June 6
14May 3@Senators0–3Ortega (1–1)Palmer (2–1)Cox (3)8,55012–2L1
15May 4@Senators2–3Lines (1–0)Bunker (2–2)Kline (2)6,11012–3L2
16May 6Indians3–2(15)Hall (2–0)Allen (1–1)30,76713–3W1
17May 7Indians3–6McMahon (1–0)S. Miller (1–1)9,95313–4L1
18May 8Indians8–2Palmer (3–1)Siebert (2–1)–14–4W1
19May 8Indians8–3Bertaina (1–0)Tiant (3–1)37,65815–4W2
20May 10White Sox3–2(12)Watt (2–0)Locker (2–2)6,51516–4W3
21May 11White Sox2–3(11)Locker (3–2)Brabender (0–1)Buzhardt (1)10,06316–5L1
22May 12White Sox3–5Lamabe (1–0)Watt (2–1)Fisher (4)6,07916–6L2
23May 13@Indians3–4(11)O'Donoghue (3–0)Hall (2–1)12,30116–7L3
24May 14@Indians1–2Siebert (3–1)Bunker (2–3)12,51816–8L4
25May 15@Indians1–0(13)Watt (3–1)Hargan (0–1)–17–8W1
26May 15@Indians1–2Stange (1–0)McNally (3–1)34,18617–9L1
27May 17Red Sox8–6Watt (4–1)Stephenson (2–3)8,44218–9W1
28May 18Red Sox1–2(10)Wilson (3–2)Palmer (3–2)5,43118–10L1
29May 19Red Sox1–3Lonborg (1–2)Barber (2–1)Radatz (3)5,47718–11L2
30May 20Tigers8–4Bunker (3–3)Sparma (1–3)Watt (2)–19–11W1
31May 20Tigers5–9Monbouquette (3–3)McNally (3–2)Sherry (5)26,09419–12L1
32May 21Tigers5–7McLain (7–1)J. Miller (0–1)24,94619–13L2
33May 22Tigers2–3Lolich (5–3)Bertaina (1–1)Podres (1)16,69419–14L3
34May 24@White Sox6–4Palmer (4–2)Lamabe (1–1)Hall (3)13,33520–14W1
35May 25@White Sox2–3John (3–2)Barber (2–2)Fisher (5)14,07920–15L1
36May 26@White Sox7–1McNally (4–2)Pizarro (3–1)S. Miller (6)3,81421–15W1
37May 27@Athletics4–2Bunker (4–3)Sheldon (2–5)S. Miller (7)9,87222–15W2
38May 28@Athletics9–2Drabowsky (1–0)Terry (0–3)12,39323–15W3
39May 29@Athletics3–6Hunter (4–3)Palmer (4–3)Aker (5)10,37823–16L1
40May 30@Twins5–1Barber (3–2)Merritt (0–3)S. Miller (8)26,48224–16W1
41May 30@Twins4–7Worthington (2–1)Hall (2–2)12,14024–17L1
42May 31@Twins14–5Watt (5–1)Pascual (6–4)7,07225–17W1
June: 25–8 (Home: 11–2; Road: 14–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
43June 1@Angels9–7(10)Drabowsky (2–0)Brunet (2–3)Hall (4)22,86226–17W2
44June 2@Angels9–6(10)S. Miller (2–1)Lee (2–2)10,43027–17W3
45June 3Athletics3–2Palmer (5–3)Hunter (4–4)11,17828–17W4
46June 4Athletics9–0Barber (4–2)Dobson (2–4)–29–17W5
47June 4Athletics6–5(12)S. Miller (3–1)Sheldon (3–6)24,21330–17W6
48June 5Athletics4–9Dickson (1–0)Bunker (4–4)Aker (7)9,74530–18L1
49June 6@Senators3–5Ortega (5–2)J. Miller (0–2)7,41830–19L2
50June 7Senators6–5(12)Watt (6–1)Bosman (1–2)7,21531–19W1
51June 8Senators6–5(14)S. Miller (4–1)Humphreys (1–1)–32–19W2
52June 8Senators8–7Brabender (1–1)Bosman (1–3)Watt (3)9,61233–19W3
53June 9Senators4–2McNally (5–2)Segui (2–5)S. Miller (9)6,31834–19W4
54June 10Red Sox9–2Bunker (5–4)Stange (1–1)16,05235–19W5
55June 11Red Sox2–8Lonborg (3–4)J. Miller (0–3)McMahon (2)11,68235–20L1
56June 12Red Sox8–1Barber (5–2)Wilson (5–5)9,75536–20W1
57June 13Yankees8–0Palmer (6–3)Downing (6–4)Watt (4)28,22537–20W2
58June 14Yankees2–1S. Miller (5–1)Bouton (1–2)37,89138–20W3
59June 15@Senators6–4Bunker (6–4)Bosman (1–4)Drabowsky (2)13,50739–20W3
60June 16@Senators1–2Richert (7–6)Bertaina (1–2)Kline (10)4,76439–21L1
61June 17@Red Sox5–3Barber (6–2)Lonborg (3–5)S. Miller (10)15,82540–21W1
62June 18@Red Sox16–6Palmer (7–3)Sadowski (1–1)Brabender (1)7,95741–21W2
63June 19@Red Sox5–3McNally (6–2)Stange (1–2)Fisher (7)–42–21W3
64June 19@Red Sox2–5Santiago (5–4)J. Miller (0–4)Wyatt (3)19,35042–22L1
65June 21@Yankees7–5Bunker (7–4)Stottlemyre (6–7)S. Miller (11)–43–22W1
66June 21@Yankees3–8Reniff (1–0)Bertaina (1–3)29,44943–23L1
67June 22@Yankees3–0Barber (7–2)Talbot (5–5)17,23944–23W1
68June 23@Yankees5–2Palmer (8–3)Downing (6–5)Fisher (8)10,64045–23W2
69June 24@Angels4–5(14)Sanford (8–2)Fisher (1–4)32,08845–24L1
70June 25@Angels1–0Bunker (8–4)Brunet (5–5)Hall (5)35,17446–24W1
71June 26@Angels12–7J. Miller (1–4)Rojas (2–2)Fisher (9)23,31447–24W2
72June 27@Angels4–1Barber (8–2)M. López (4–7)S. Miller (12)18,32148–24W3
73June 28@Athletics3–4Dobson (4–6)Palmer (8–4)Aker (14)11,29148–25L1
74June 29@Athletics5–2Hall (3–2)Krausse (4–4)11,29149–25W1
75June 30@Athletics11–3Brabender (2–1)Terry (1–5)8,13750–25W2
July: 19–10 (Home: 14–6; Road: 5–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
76July 1Twins4–1Barber (9–2)Kaat (9–6)Fisher (10)–51–25W3
77July 1Twins2–0Short (1–0)Merritt (0–6)31,94452–25W4
78July 2Twins6–5S. Miller (6–1)Roggenburk (1–2)–53–25W5
79July 2Twins3–2Fisher (2–4)Grant (5–11)28,40354–25W6
80July 3Twins4–2McNally (7–2)Cimino (1–2)S. Miller (13)15,71555–25W7
81July 4Athletics6–9Hunter (8–6)Brabender (2–2)Aker (17)24,12955–26L1
82July 6Athletics11–0Barber (10–2)Stafford (0–3)–56–26W1
83July 6Athletics8–9(11)Aker (5–1)J. Miller (1–5)14,40956–27L1
84July 8Angels2–1S. Miller (7–1)M. López (4–9)19,31257–27W1
85July 9Angels10–2Palmer (9–4)Chance (7–10)Fisher (11)–58–27W2
86July 9Angels1–2Wright (3–2)McNally (7–3)Rojas (7)27,60658–28L1
87July 10Angels0–4Brunet (9–5)Barber (10–3)16,63258–29L2
ASGJuly 12AL @NL1–2Perry (1–0)Richert (0–1)49,936—N/A
88July 14@Tigers3–4Wilson (9–7)Barber (10–4)Peña (3)30,57158–30L3
89July 15@Tigers5–8(13)Monbouquette (5–6)S. Miller (7–2)43,64758–31L4
90July 16@Tigers8–2McNally (8–3)McLain (13–5)29,76759–31W1
91July 17@White Sox1–5Peters (6–7)Short (1–1)–59–32L1
92July 17@White Sox3–2Palmer (10–4)Lamabe (4–6)S. Miller (14)27,78960–32W1
93July 18@White Sox5–3J. Miller (2–5)Pizarro (6–5)Drabowsky (3)17,89961–32W2
94July 19Tigers13–3Watt (7–1)Wilson (9–8)24,26162–32W3
95July 20Tigers10–7Brabender (3–2)McLain (13–6)Drabowsky (4)28,20363–32W4
96July 21Tigers6–4McNally (9–3)Monbouquette (5–7)Fisher (12)29,10764–32W5
97July 22White Sox3–1Palmer (11–4)Peters (6–8)25,77265–32W6
98July 23White Sox5–4Short (2–1)John (8–6)S. Miller (15)25,90866–32W7
99July 24White Sox0–4Howard (5–1)Watt (7–2)25,40466–33L1
100July 26Indians4–7Bell (11–6)Barber (10–5)Tiant (2)23,99066–34L2
101July 27Indians7–1McNally (10–3)O'Donoghue (6–7)22,29467–34W1
102July 29@Twins3–0Palmer (12–4)Merritt (2–9)Fisher (13)30,28868–34W2
103July 30@Twins0–7Boswell (10–5)Short (2–2)27,27668–35L1
104July 31@Twins4–0Watt (8–2)Kaat (14–8)Fisher (14)31,22869–35W1
August: 14–14 (Home: 4–7; Road: 10–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
105August 2@Indians8–6Hall (4–2)Kelley (3–6)17,93670–35W2
106August 3@Indians6–9Siebert (11–6)Palmer (12–5)Tiant (4)14,43270–36L1
107August 4@Indians1–3Bell (12–7)Short (2–3)13,03670–37L2
108August 5Senators2–4Humphreys (4–1)Watt (8–3)Kline (18)14,61870–38L3
109August 6Senators4–0McNally (11–3)Moore (2–1)25,96371–38W1
110August 7@Senators2–6Richert (12–9)J. Miller (2–6)14,70371–39L1
111August 9@Yankees1–4Peterson (9–7)Palmer (12–6)21,10971–40L2
112August 10@Yankees9–4Hall (5–2)Talbot (9–9)19,80472–40W1
113August 11@Yankees6–5(11)Brabender (4–2)Ramos (3–8)14,48173–40W2
114August 12@Senators2–1Drabowsky (3–0)Richert (12–10)Fisher (15)–74–40W3
115August 12@Senators1–4Moore (3–1)J. Miller (2–7)Humphreys (2)22,47074–41L1
116August 13Senators5–2Palmer (13–6)Ortega (8–11)Fisher (16)19,20275–41W1
117August 14@Senators6–0Watt (9–3)Kreutzer (0–3)Brabender (2)11,76976–41W2
118August 15@Red Sox4–2(11)Fisher (3–4)Wyatt (1–6)Hall (6)10,01877–41W3
119August 16@Red Sox6–4J. Miller (3–7)Brandon (4–6)17,13178–41W4
120August 17@Red Sox8–4Palmer (14–6)Santiago (11–10)S. Miller (16)15,32879–41W5
121August 19@Tigers4–10Lolich (12–8)Brabender (4–3)35,50479–42L1
122August 20@Tigers8–3McNally (12–3)McLain (14–11)Fisher (17)21,23580–42W1
123August 21@Tigers4–9Wilson (15–9)Bunker (8–5)30,14680–43L1
124August 23Indians1–2McDowell (8–5)Palmer (14–7)22,57880–44L2
125August 24Indians4–10Siebert (14–7)Watt (9–4)Tiant (8)19,42780–45L3
126August 25Indians4–3(11)S. Miller (8–2)Tiant (7–8)17,07981–45W1
127August 26Red Sox3–2(12)Drabowsky (4–0)Osinski (2–3)13,65782–45W2
128August 27Red Sox2–3Lonborg (7–8)Bertaina (1–4)McMahon (8)23,79082–46L1
129August 28Red Sox2–3Brandon (5–7)Fisher (3–5)Wyatt (6)12,22082–47L2
130August 29Tigers3–6McLain (16–11)McNally (12–4)22,94182–48L3
131August 30Tigers4–5Wilson (16–9)Watt (9–5)Peña (7)28,20782–49L4
132August 31@Indians5–1J. Miller (4–7)Tiant (7–10)S. Miller (17)18,77183–49W1
September: 13–13 (Home: 7–6; Road: 6–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
133September 1@Indians1–4Siebert (15–7)Palmer (14–8)16,47683–50L1
134September 2@White Sox8–9(11)Higgins (1–0)S. Miller (8–3)9,15183–51L2
135September 3@White Sox4–1Bunker (9–5)Lamabe (7–7)Hall (7)9,29484–51W1
136September 4@White Sox8–5Drabowsky (5–0)Locker (9–8)Fisher (18)17,72585–51W2
137September 5Yankees5–4Fisher (4–5)Peterson (11–10)–86–51W3
138September 5Yankees7–4Hall (6–2)Downing (8–10)Fisher (19)36,83287–51W4
139September 6Yankees4–1McNally (13–4)Bouton (2–7)15,54088–51W5
140September 7Yankees3–2Fisher (5–5)Stottlemyre (12–17)S. Miller (18)13,70389–51W6
141September 9@Twins1–6Kaat (23–9)Watt (9–6)26,53189–52L1
142September 10@Twins2–7Merritt (5–13)J. Miller (4–8)21,25989–53L2
143September 11@Twins6–11Worthington (6–3)S. Miller (8–4)25,61889–54L3
144September 12Angels5–6Rojas (7–4)Fisher (5–6)Lee (14)5,12289–55L4
—September 13AngelsPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 15
—September 14AngelsPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 19
145September 15Angels2–0Phoebus (1–0)Chance (10–16)–90–55W1
146September 15Angels4–3Fisher (6–6)Kelso (0–1)7,61791–55W2
147September 16White Sox0–4Horlen (9–12)McNally (13–5)14,32691–56L1
148September 17White Sox1–3John (14–9)Palmer (14–9)11,00791–57L2
149September 18White Sox3–4Howard (9–5)Bunker (9–6)Wilhelm (4)12,03691–58L3
150September 19Angels11–9Drabowsky (6–8)Sanford (13–7)2,28092–58W1
151September 20@Athletics4–0Phoebus (2–0)Hunter (8–11)10,82893–58W2
152September 21@Athletics10–8S. Miller (9–4)Stock (2–2)Fisher (20)12,02194–58W3
153September 22@Athletics6–1Palmer(15–9)Krausse(14–9)5,25095–58W4
154September 23@Angels0–2M. López (7–14)Bertaina (1–5)17,87495–59L1
155September 24@Angels6–3Bunker (10–6)Wright (4–7)Drabowsky (5)22,54096–59W1
156September 25@Angels1–6Chance (11–17)Phoebus (2–1)14,78596–60L1
—September 27AthleticsPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 28; later September 29; then cancelled entirely (rain)
—September 28AthleticsPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 29; then cancelled entirely (rain)
157September 30Twins7–10Grant (13–13)McNally (13–6)Worthington (15)–96–61L2
158September 30Twins2–8Merritt (7–14)Palmer (15–10)12,26096–62L3
October: 1–1 (Home: 1–1; Road: 0–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
—October 1TwinsPostponed (rain); Makeup: October 2
159October 2Twins6–2Bertaina (2–5)Kaat (25–13)Drabowsky (6)–97–62W1
160October 2Twins0–1Perry (11–7)Watt (9–7)Worthington (16)13,34097–63L1

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
CAndy Etchebarren12141291.2211150
1BBoog Powell140491141.28734109
2BDavey Johnson131501129.257756
3BBrooks Robinson157620167.26923100
SSLuis Aparicio151659182.276641
LFCurt Blefary131419107.2552364
CFPaul Blair13330384.277633
RFFrank Robinson155576182.31649122

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Russ Snyder117373114.306341
Sam Bowens8924351.210620
Bob Johnson7115734.217110
Vic Roznovsky419723.237110
Woodie Held568217.20717
Larry Haney20569.16113
Jerry Adair175215.28803
Mark Belanger8193.15800
Charley Lau18126.50005
Mike Epstein6112.18203
Cam Carreon492.22202

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Dave McNally34213.01363.17158
Jim Palmer30208.115103.46147
Wally Bunker29142.21064.2989
Steve Barber25133.11052.3091
Bill Short637.2232.8727
Tom Phoebus322.0211.2317

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Eddie Watt43145.2973.83102
John Miller23100.2484.7481
Frank Bertaina1663.1253.1346

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGWLSVERASO
Stu Miller5194182.2567
Eddie Fisher4453132.6439
Moe Drabowsky446072.8198
Dick Hall326273.9544
Gene Brabender314323.5562
Ed Barnowski20003.002

1966 World Series

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Main article:1966 World Series
AL Baltimore Orioles (4) vs. NLLos Angeles Dodgers (0)
GameScoreDateLocationAttendanceTime of Game
1Orioles – 5, Dodgers – 2October 5Dodger Stadium55,9412:56
2Orioles – 6, Dodgers – 0October 6Dodger Stadium55,9472:26
3Dodgers – 0,Orioles – 1October 8Memorial Stadium54,4451:55
4Dodgers – 0,Orioles – 1October 9Memorial Stadium54,4581:45

Awards and honors

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Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAARochester Red WingsInternational LeagueEarl Weaver
AAElmira PioneersEastern LeagueDarrell Johnson
AStockton PortsCalifornia LeagueHarry Malmberg
AMiami MarlinsFlorida State LeagueBilly DeMars
A-Short SeasonAberdeen PheasantsNorthern LeagueCal Ripken Sr.
RookieBluefield OriolesAppalachian LeagueJoe Altobelli

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Elmira

Notes

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  1. ^"Baltimore Orioles Attendance, Stadiums, and Park Factors".Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedMarch 21, 2025.
  2. ^Woodie Held atBaseball Reference
  3. ^abRon Stone atBaseball Reference
  4. ^Norm Siebern atBaseball Reference
  5. ^Darold Knowles atBaseball Reference
  6. ^Frank Robinson atBaseball Reference
  7. ^Lou Piniella atBaseball Reference
  8. ^Great Baseball Feats, Facts and Figures, 2008 Edition, p.153, David Nemec and Scott Flatow, A Signet Book, Penguin Group, New York,ISBN 978-0-451-22363-0
  9. ^100 Things Orioles Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die, Dan Connolly, Triumph Books, Chicago, 2015, ISBN 978-1-62937-041-5, p.117
  10. ^"Retrosheet Boxscore: Baltimore Orioles 8, Cleveland Indians 3 (2)".www.retrosheet.org.
  11. ^1966 Baltimore Oriole roster at Baseball Almanac
  12. ^Roger Freed atBaseball-Reference
  13. ^Eddie Fisher atBaseball-Reference
  14. ^American League MVP Award voting results at Baseball Reference
  15. ^Triple Crown winners at Baseball Reference
  16. ^1966 Batting leaders at Baseball Reference
  17. ^Babe Ruth Award winners at Baseball Reference
  18. ^ab1966 Post-Season Awards at Baseball Reference
  19. ^abAmerican League Gold Glove Award winners at Baseball Reference

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