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Sports season
The 1952 Major League Baseball season was contested from April 15 to October 7, 1952. The Braves were playing their final season in Boston , before the team relocated to Milwaukee the following year , thus, ending fifty seasons without any MLB team relocating.
Statistical leaders [ edit ] Home field attendance [ edit ]
Team name
Wins
%±
Home attendance
%±
Per game
New York Yankees [ 1] 95
−3.1%
1,629,665
−16.4%
21,164
Cleveland Indians [ 2] 93
0.0%
1,444,607
−15.3%
18,761
Chicago White Sox [ 3] 81
0.0%
1,231,675
−7.3%
15,591
Boston Red Sox [ 4] 76
−12.6%
1,115,750
−15.0%
14,490
Brooklyn Dodgers [ 5] 96
−1.0%
1,088,704
−15.1%
13,609
Detroit Tigers [ 6] 50
−31.5%
1,026,846
−9.3%
13,336
Chicago Cubs [ 7] 77
24.2%
1,024,826
14.6%
13,309
New York Giants [ 8] 92
−6.1%
984,940
−7.0%
12,791
St. Louis Cardinals [ 9] 88
8.6%
913,113
−9.9%
11,859
Philadelphia Phillies [ 10] 87
19.2%
755,417
−19.4%
9,940
Washington Senators [ 11] 78
25.8%
699,457
0.6%
8,967
Pittsburgh Pirates [ 12] 42
−34.4%
686,673
−30.0%
8,918
Philadelphia Athletics [ 13] 79
12.9%
627,100
34.7%
8,040
Cincinnati Reds [ 14] 69
1.5%
604,197
2.7%
7,847
St. Louis Browns [ 15] 64
23.1%
518,796
76.6%
6,651
Boston Braves [ 16] 64
−15.8%
281,278
−42.3%
3,653
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Pre-modern era
Beginnings Competition NL monopoly
Modern era
See also
