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Nick Soulis · 07-30-2010, 12:34 AM

BASEBALL MONTHLY

September 1887

1887 Baseball Awards

NL MVP AWARD

Dan Brouthers Brooklyn Atlantics
.396 5 HR 95 RBI 121 Runs
5 time winner!!

NL OUTSTANDING PITCHER AWARD

Ed Dugan Cincinnati Reds
30-12 2.08 ERA 239 K

NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Mike Tiernan RF New York Giants
.346 3 HR 86 RBI

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AL MVP AWARD

Big Sam Thompson Washington Nationals
.390 5 HR 68 RBI 92 R
2 time winner

AL OUTSTANDING PITCHER AWARD

Bob Black Boston Americans
31-10 1.51 ERA 416 K
2 time winner

AL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Mike Griffin CF Boston Americans
.384 57 RBI 132 BB

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1887 Records

Dan Brouthers as expected set a number of single season records. Batting average (.396), Slugging percentage (.632), total bases (308), doubles (48)
George Dandy Woods set the all time record in RBI with 125.
George Geggus also set a record with most pitched shutouts with 8.

07-30-2010, 12:34 AM	#182
Nick Soulis Hall Of Famer Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,369	BASEBALL MONTHLY September 1887 1887 Baseball Awards NL MVP AWARD Dan Brouthers Brooklyn Atlantics .396 5 HR 95 RBI 121 Runs 5 time winner!! NL OUTSTANDING PITCHER AWARD Ed Dugan Cincinnati Reds 30-12 2.08 ERA 239 K NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Mike Tiernan RF New York Giants .346 3 HR 86 RBI ----------------------------------------------------------------------- AL MVP AWARD Big Sam Thompson Washington Nationals .390 5 HR 68 RBI 92 R 2 time winner AL OUTSTANDING PITCHER AWARD Bob Black Boston Americans 31-10 1.51 ERA 416 K 2 time winner AL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Mike Griffin CF Boston Americans .384 57 RBI 132 BB ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1887 Records Dan Brouthers as expected set a number of single season records. Batting average (.396), Slugging percentage (.632), total bases (308), doubles (48) George Dandy Woods set the all time record in RBI with 125. George Geggus also set a record with most pitched shutouts with 8.