1945 Detroit Tigers
88 - 65
1944 / 1946 (Organization)
1st place in the AL
Home Record:
Away Record: 		50 - 26 (.658)
38 - 39 (.494)		 +6.9 wins
+4.7 wins
   
Scored/Expected: 633 / 632 ( +1 )
Allowed/Expected: 565 / 637 ( +72 )
Pyth Record: 84 - 69 (+4)
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Briggs Stadium
Attendance: 1,280,341 Avg Att: 16,847 (1.85)
Att Rank: 1 / 8 Lg Avg: 9,118
       
Park Factor: 1.05    
HR Factor: 1.27 R/L HR: 1.22 / 1.33
Notes:
- World Series Champions
- Defeated Chicago Cubs in the World Series

Batting Leaderboards

Runs
Player R Rnk
36.5
3
26.1
9
Hits
Player H Rnk
Total Bases
Player TB Rnk
49.3
4
46.8
5
Sec Bases
Player SecB Rnk
89.1
2
52.0
8
Singles
Player 1B Rnk
Doubles
Player 2B Rnk
9.5
5
           
Triples
Player 3B Rnk
3.5
9
Homeruns
Player HR Rnk
10.6
3
10.3
5
9.5
7
Extra Bases
Player XB Rnk
41.4
3
37.4
6
32.4
8
Strikeouts
Player K Rnk
26.6
4
On Base
Player OnB Rnk
37.1
3
Walks
Player BB Rnk
42.9
3
           
Outs
Player Outs Rnk
44.8
3
BB/K
Player BB/K Rnk
59.9
4
Stolen Bases
Player SB Rnk
4.3
11
Stolen Bases Att
Player SBA Rnk
9.0
8
8.4
9
SB/Att
Player SB% Rnk
1.8
9
1.5
12

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Wins Above Replacement data courtesy of Baseball-Reference.com.

Defensive Regression Analysis data used here was obtained with permission from Michael Humphreys, author of Wizardry.

The transaction and player splits data used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet.
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Uniform images used with permission from Marc Okkonen, author of Baseball Uniforms of the 20th Century.
Images can also be viewed at the Hall of Fame online exhibit Dressed to the Nines

Win Shares are calculated using the formula in the book Win Shares by Bill James