1981_Pittsburgh_Pirates_season Knowpia

1981 Pittsburgh Pirates
1981 Pittsburgh Pirates
League	National League
Division	East
Ballpark	Three Rivers Stadium
City	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Record	First half: 25–23 (.521); Second half: 21–33 (.389)
Divisional place	First half: 4th; Second half: 6th
Owners	John W. Galbreath (majority shareholder); Thomas P. Johnson (minority shareholder)
General managers	Harding "Pete" Peterson
Managers	Chuck Tanner
Television	KDKA-TV; Lanny Frattare, Jim Rooker, John Sanders; Action-TV; Bob Prince, Ray Scott
Radio	KDKA; Lanny Frattare, Jim Rooker

The 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the 100th season of the Pittsburgh Pirates franchise; their 95th in the National League. The Pirates finished fourth in the National League East in the first half of the season with a record of 25–23 and sixth in the second half with a record of 21–33.

Regular season

Officials of the Louisiana Superdome met with Pirates management in April 1981 about moving the club to New Orleans when the Pirates were unhappy with their lease at Three Rivers Stadium.^[2]

Season standings

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NL East
Team	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
St. Louis Cardinals	59	43	.578	—	32‍–‍21	27‍–‍22
Montreal Expos	60	48	.556	2	38‍–‍18	22‍–‍30
Philadelphia Phillies	59	48	.551	2½	36‍–‍19	23‍–‍29
Pittsburgh Pirates	46	56	.451	13	22‍–‍28	24‍–‍28
New York Mets	41	62	.398	18½	24‍–‍27	17‍–‍35
Chicago Cubs	38	65	.369	21½	27‍–‍30	11‍–‍35

NL East First Half Standings	W	L	Pct.	GB
Philadelphia Phillies	34	21	.618	—
St. Louis Cardinals	30	20	.600	1+1⁄2
Montreal Expos	30	25	.545	4
Pittsburgh Pirates	25	23	.521	5+1⁄2
New York Mets	17	34	.333	15
Chicago Cubs	15	37	.288	17+1⁄2

NL East Second Half Standings	W	L	Pct.	GB
Montreal Expos	30	23	.566	—
St. Louis Cardinals	29	23	.558	1⁄2
Philadelphia Phillies	25	27	.481	4+1⁄2
New York Mets	24	28	.462	5+1⁄2
Chicago Cubs	23	28	.451	6
Pittsburgh Pirates	21	33	.389	9+1⁄2

Record vs. opponents

1981 National League record v t e Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
Team	ATL	CHC	CIN	HOU	LAD	MON	NYM	PHI	PIT	SD	SF	STL
Atlanta	—	3–2–1	6–5	4–8	7–7	3–7	3–3	4–5	2–3	9–6	5–7	4–3
Chicago	2–3–1	—	1–5	1–6	6–4	4–7	5–8–1	2–10	4–10	3–3	5–5	5–4–1
Cincinnati	5–6	5–1	—	8–4	8–8	5–4	7–3	5–2	4–2	10–2	9–5	0–5
Houston	8–4	6–1	4–8	—	4–8	5–2	6–3	4–6	2–4	11–3	9–6	2–4
Los Angeles	7–7	4–6	8–8	8–4	—	5–2	5–1	3–3	5–1	6–5	7–5	5–5
Montreal	7–3	7–4	4–5	2–5	2–5	—	9–3	7–4	10–3	4–2	2–5	6–9
New York	3–3	8–5–1	3–7	3–6	1–5	3–9	—	7–7	3–6–1	2–5	2–4	6–5
Philadelphia	5-4	10–2	2–5	6–4	3–3	4–7	7–7	—	7–5	4–2	4–3	7–6
Pittsburgh	3–2	10–4	2–4	4–2	1–5	3–10	6–3–1	5–7	—	6–4	3–7	3–8
San Diego	6–9	3–3	2–10	3–11	5–6	2–4	5–2	2–4	4–6	—	6–7	3–7
San Francisco	7–5	5–5	5–9	6–9	5–7	5–2	4–2	3–4	7–3	7–6	—	2–3
St. Louis	3–4	4–5–1	5–0	4–2	5–5	9–6	5–6	6–7	8–3	7–3	3–2	—

Game log

1981 Game Log: 46–56 (Home: 22–28; Away: 24–28)

April: 7–6 (Home: 1–3; Away: 6–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 9	Expos	5–6	Fryman	Tekulve (0–1)	—	40,332	0–1
2	April 12	Expos	3–2	Rhoden (1–0)	Burris	Romo (1)	8,430	1–1
3	April 13	@ Phillies	1–5	Carlton	Candelaria (0–1)	—	60,404	1–2
4	April 15	@ Phillies	3–4 (11)	McGraw	Romo (0–1)	—	27,450	1–3
5	April 16	@ Phillies	3–5	Ruthven	Robinson (0–1)	McGraw	26,780	1–4
6	April 17	@ Astros	4–3	Rhoden (2–0)	Sutton	Romo (2)	39,119	2–4
7	April 18	@ Astros	6–3 (11)	Jackson (1–0)	Smith	—	29,790	3–4
8	April 19	@ Astros	2–0	Scurry (1–0)	Niekro	Solomon (1)	30,394	4–4
9	April 22	Mets	2–2			—	7,530	4–4
10	April 25	Cardinals	1–5	Shirley	Candelaria (0–2)	—	7,334	4–5
11	April 26	Cardinals	2–3	Kaat	Jackson (1–1)	Sutter	8,139	4–6
12	April 28	@ Mets	8–0	Rhoden (3–0)	Scott	—	6,973	5–6
13	April 29	@ Mets	10–0	Bibby (1–0)	Roberts	—	7,175	6–6
14	April 30	@ Mets	7–4	Candelaria (1–2)	Jones	Jackson (1)	5,553	7–6

May: 13–14 (Home: 5–6; Away: 8–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
15	May 1	Astros	3–5	Sambito	Solomon (0–1)	—	7,012	7–7
16	May 2	Astros	5–4 (12)	Solomon (1–1)	Smith	—	21,993	8–7
17	May 3	Astros	1–3	Sutton	Bibby (1–1)	Smith	10,438	8–8
18	May 6	@ Reds	8–9	Hume	Jackson (1–2)	—	14,551	8–9
19	May 7	@ Reds	3–1	Rhoden (4–0)	Soto	Romo (3)		9–9
20	May 7	@ Reds	7–1	Solomon (2–1)	LaCoss	—	20,301	10–9
21	May 8	@ Cardinals	4–5	Shirley	Bibby (1–2)	Kaat	20,108	10–10
22	May 9	@ Cardinals	0–13	Rincon	Scurry (1–1)	—	21,361	10–11
23	May 10	@ Cardinals	8–2	Candelaria (2–2)	Sorensen	Romo (4)	11,112	11–11
24	May 11	@ Braves	2–3 (10)	Mahler	Tekulve (0–2)	—	4,260	11–12
25	May 12	@ Braves	0–2	Niekro	Solomon (2–2)	—	9,711	11–13
26	May 13	@ Braves	7–5 (13)	Cruz (1–0)	Boggs	Scurry (1)	10,638	12–13
27	May 15	Reds	1–4	Price	Romo (0–2)	Hume	10,592	12–14
28	May 16	Reds	0–4	LaCoss	Scurry (1–2)	—	11,890	12–15
29	May 17	Reds	3–4	Soto	Solomon (2–3)	—	11,775	12–16
30	May 19	Braves	5–0	Bibby (2–2)	Niekro	—	5,514	13–16
31	May 20	Braves	6–1	Rhoden (5–0)	Walk	Romo (5)	8,351	14–16
32	May 22	Phillies	3–1	Perez (1–0)	Christenson	—	20,695	15–16
33	May 23	Phillies	4–6	Proly	Tekulve (0–3)	Reed	20,340	15–17
34	May 24	Phillies	7–1	Bibby (3–2)	Bystrom	Cruz (1)	21,771	16–17
35	May 25	@ Cubs	9–10 (11)	Tidrow	Cruz (1–1)	—	18,506	16–18
36	May 26	@ Cubs	6–4	Tekulve (1–3)	Krukow	Romo (6)	6,988	17–18
37	May 27	@ Cubs	3–2	Perez (2–0)	Reuschel	—	6,970	18–18
38	May 28	@ Cubs	9–4	Solomon (3–3)	Caudill	—	7,886	19–18
39	May 29	@ Expos	2–3	Sanderson	Bibby (3–3)	Lee	36,662	19–19
40	May 30	@ Expos	3–2	Rhoden (6–0)	Gullickson	—	31,649	20–19
41	May 31	@ Expos	1–5	Rogers	Perez (2–1)	—	45,784	20–20

June: 5–3 (Home: 5–3; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 2	Cubs	16–3	Solomon (4–3)	Caudill	—	6,437	21–20
43	June 3	Cubs	3–2	Bibby (4–3)	Martz	Romo (7)	5,003	22–20
44	June 4	Cubs	5–4 (10)	Tekulve (2–3)	McGlothen	—	6,740	23–20
45	June 5	Giants	3–5	Breining	Romo (0–3)	Lavelle	8,361	23–21
46	June 6	Giants	7–6	Scurry (2–2)	Griffin	Tekulve (1)	11,362	24–21
47	June 7	Giants	3–2	Solomon (5–3)	Blue	Romo (8)	32,244	25–21
48	June 9	Padres	4–7	Mura	Rhoden (6–1)	Lucas	9,145	25–22
49	June 10	Padres	2–3	Eichelberger	Perez (2–2)	Lucas	9,450	25–23

August: 7–15 (Home: 4–8; Away: 3–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
50	August 10	@ Expos	1–3	Lee	Perez (2–3)	—	37,275	25–24
51	August 11	@ Expos	6–3	Tekulve (3–3)	Fryman	—	33,045	26–24
52	August 12	Expos	2–3	Burris	Solomon (5–4)	Lee	12,069	26–25
53	August 13	Expos	2–7	Rogers	Tiant (0–1)	—	11,735	26–26
54	August 15	@ Cubs	3–4 (15)	Martz	Scurry (2–3)	—	15,388	26–27
55	August 16	@ Cubs	4–3 (11)	Tekulve (4–3)	Smith	Jackson (2)		27–27
56	August 16	@ Cubs	4–6	Howell	Perez (2–4)	Martz	18,991	27–28
57	August 17	Giants	1–5 (11)	Minton	Scurry (2–4)	—	7,117	27–29
58	August 18	Giants	2–4	Whitson	Tiant (0–2)	Minton	9,362	27–30
59	August 19	Giants	7–3	Jones (1–0)	Alexander	Jackson (3)	8,414	28–30
60	August 21	Padres	4–2	Rhoden (7–1)	Mura	Jackson (4)		29–30
61	August 21	Padres	3–2	Bibby (5–3)	Lollar	Tekulve (2)	19,049	30–30
62	August 22	Padres	6–7	Curtis	Tekulve (4–4)	Lucas	11,865	30–31
63	August 23	Padres	5–2	Scurry (3–4)	Welsh	Romo (9)	23,736	31–31
64	August 24	Dodgers	0–3	Hooton	Jones (1–1)	—	12,308	31–32
65	August 25	Dodgers	7–9 (11)	Pena	Tekulve (4–5)	Niedenfuer	16,770	31–33
66	August 26	Dodgers	6–16	Reuss	Rhoden (7–2)	—	11,144	31–34
67	August 27	@ Giants	4–5 (13)	Holland	Robinson (0–2)	—	10,807	31–35
68	August 28	@ Giants	1–5	Whitson	Scurry (3–5)	—	8,418	31–36
69	August 29	@ Giants	3–8	Alexander	Tiant (0–3)	—	10,738	31–37
70	August 30	@ Giants	0–5	Griffin	Perez (2–5)	—	18,117	31–38
71	August 31	@ Dodgers	5–4 (10)	Jones (2–1)	Stewart	Robinson (1)	35,862	32–38

September: 13–15 (Home: 6–5; Away: 7–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
72	September 1	@ Dodgers	2–3 (14)	Niedenfuer	Jones (2–2)	—	50,134	32–39
73	September 2	@ Dodgers	2–6	Welch	Long (0–1)	Pena	32,027	32–40
74	September 3	@ Padres	7–3	Tiant (1–3)	Eichelberger	Scurry (2)	6,153	33–40
75	September 4	@ Padres	4–5	Littlefield	Robinson (0–3)	Show	8,128	33–41
76	September 5	@ Padres	2–1	Rhoden (8–2)	Mura	Scurry (3)	7,297	34–41
77	September 6	@ Padres	9–5	Solomon (6–4)	Wise	Robinson (2)	4,177	35–41
78	September 7	Mets	2–1	Jones (3–2)	Allen	Scurry (4)		36–41
79	September 7	Mets	5–4	Long (1–1)	Boitano	Lee (3)	9,935	37–41
80	September 8	Mets	1–3	Lynch	Tiant (1–4)	Allen	5,383	37–42
81	September 9	Mets	3–5	Leach	Perez (2–6)	Searage	7,089	37–43
82	September 11	Phillies	0–8	Carlton	Rhoden (8–3)	—	12,799	37–44
83	September 12	Phillies	6–2	Solomon (7–4)	Noles	Scurry (5)	11,370	38–44
84	September 13	Phillies	3–2	Jones (4–2)	Reed	Tekulve (3)	16,493	39–44
85	September 15	@ Cubs	8–2	Tiant (2–4)	Griffin	—	5,254	40–44
86	September 18	@ Phillies	7–6	Scurry (4–5)	Reed	Lee (4)	24,537	41–44
87	September 19	@ Phillies	2–8	Larson	Jones (4–3)	Christenson	30,446	41–45
88	September 20	@ Phillies	4–5	Lyle	Solomon (7–5)	—	31,489	41–46
89	September 21	@ Mets	3–4 (13)	Boitano	Lee (0–1)	—	7,429	41–47
90	September 22	@ Mets	5–3	Bibby (6–3)	Scott	Scurry (6)	6,855	42–47
91	September 23	@ Expos	2–3	Jackson	Rhoden (8–4)	—	10,081	42–48
92	September 24	@ Expos	1–7	Lee	Jones (4–4)	—	23,459	42–49
93	September 25	@ Cardinals	5–4	Solomon (8–5)	Kaat	Scurry (7)	15,377	43–49
94	September 26	@ Cardinals	3–5	Forsch	Lee (0–2)	Sutter	19,761	43–50
95	September 27	@ Cardinals	5–7	LaPoint	Perez (2–7)	Sutter	17,703	43–51
96	September 28	Cubs	4–0	Rhoden (9–4)	Griffin	—		44–51
97	September 28	Cubs	1–3	Geisel	Long (1–2)	Martz	3,698	44–52
98	September 29	Cubs	10–6	Romo (1–3)	Tidrow	—	3,439	45–52
99	September 30	Expos	2–3	Gullickson	Solomon (8–6)	Fryman	5,826	45–53

October: 1–3 (Home: 1–3; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	October 1	Expos	2–5	Burris	Tiant (2–5)	Reardon	2,931	45–54
101	October 2	Cardinals	8–7	Tekulve (5–5)	Sutter	—	2,348	46–54
102	October 3	Cardinals	3–8	Martin	Camacho (0–1)	—	3,589	46–55
103	October 4	Cardinals	0–4	Shirley	Jones (4–5)	—	10,022	46–56

Legend: = Win = Loss = Tie
Bold = Pirates team member

Roster

1981 Pittsburgh Pirates

Roster

Pitchers

Catchers

16 Steve Nicosia
6 Tony Peña

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

12 Doe Boyland

Manager

7 Chuck Tanner

Coaches

31 Harvey Haddix (pitching)
32 Joe Lonnett (third base)
42 Alex Monchak (first base)
48 Bob Skinner (hitting)

Opening Day Lineup


Opening Day Starters
#	Name	Position
18	Omar Moreno	CF
10	Tim Foli	SS
39	Dave Parker	RF
30	Jason Thompson	1B
24	Mike Easler	LF
5	Bill Madlock	3B
4	Dale Berra	2B
16	Steve Nicosia	C
26	Jim Bibby	P

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Player stats

Batting

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

Regular Season^[4]
Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
M. Lee	12	2	1	0.500	0	0
M. Alexander	15	11	4	0.364	0	0
B. Madlock	82	279	95	0.341	6	45
T. Peña	66	210	63	0.300	2	17
M. Easler	95	339	97	0.286	7	42
W. Stargell	38	60	17	0.283	0	9
O. Moreno	103	434	120	0.276	1	35
L. Lacy	78	213	57	0.268	2	10
W. Montañez	29	38	10	0.263	1	1
K. Bevacqua	29	27	7	0.259	1	4
D. Parker	67	240	62	0.258	9	48
P. Garner	56	181	46	0.254	1	20
D. Robinson	17	12	3	0.250	0	1
T. Foli	86	316	78	0.247	0	20
J. Ray	31	102	25	0.245	0	6
J. Thompson	86	223	54	0.242	15	42
D. Berra	81	232	56	0.241	2	27
J. Milner	34	59	14	0.237	2	9
J. Candelaria	6	13	3	0.231	0	3
S. Nicosia	54	169	39	0.231	2	18
B. Robinson	39	88	19	0.216	2	8
G. Alexander	21	47	10	0.213	1	6
O. Jones	13	10	2	0.200	0	0
R. Rhoden	21	48	9	0.188	0	0
L. Tiant	9	16	3	0.188	0	4
E. Solomon	25	43	7	0.163	0	3
R. Scurry	27	19	3	0.158	0	0
J. Bibby	14	28	4	0.143	1	3
P. Pérez	18	22	3	0.136	0	0
V. Law	30	67	9	0.134	0	3
D. Boyland	11	8	0	0.000	0	0
E. Camacho	7	4	0	0.000	0	0
V. Cruz	22	4	0	0.000	0	0
G. Jackson	35	2	0	0.000	0	0
B. Long	5	4	0	0.000	0	0
E. Romo	33	4	0	0.000	0	0
K. Tekulve	45	2	0	0.000	0	0
Team Totals	103	3,576	920	0.257	55	384

Pitching

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

Regular Season^[5]
Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
K. Tekulve	45	65	5	5	2.49	34
J. Bibby	14	932⁄3	6	3	2.50	48
G. Jackson	35	321⁄3	1	2	2.51	17
V. Cruz	22	34	1	1	2.65	28
M. Lee	12	192⁄3	0	2	2.75	5
E. Solomon	22	127	8	6	3.12	38
O. Jones	13	541⁄3	4	5	3.31	30
J. Candelaria	6	402⁄3	2	2	3.54	14
R. Scurry	27	74	4	5	3.77	65
R. Rhoden	21	1361⁄3	9	4	3.89	76
L. Tiant	9	571⁄3	2	5	3.92	32
P. Pérez	17	861⁄3	2	7	3.96	46
E. Romo	33	412⁄3	1	3	4.54	23
E. Camacho	7	212⁄3	0	1	4.98	11
D. Robinson	16	381⁄3	0	3	5.87	17
B. Long	5	192⁄3	1	2	5.95	8
Team Totals	103	942	46	56	3.56	492

Awards and honors

1981 Major League Baseball All-Star Game

Dave Parker, RF, starter
Bill Madlock, 3B, reserve
Mike Easler, OF, reserve
Phil Garner, 2B, reserve

Transactions

October 22, 1980 – Jesse Jefferson granted free agency.
October 22, 1980 – John Milner granted free agency.
October 29, 1980 – Traded a player to be named later and cash to the Seattle Mariners. Received Odell Jones. The Pittsburgh Pirates sent Larry Andersen (October 29, 1980) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade.
December 9, 1980 – Traded Bert Blyleven and Manny Sanguillén to the Cleveland Indians. Received Gary Alexander, Victor Cruz, Bob Owchinko and Rafael Vasquez.
January 13, 1981 – Drafted John Kruk in the 3rd round of the 1981 amateur draft (January), but did not sign the player.
January 19, 1981 – Signed Larvell Blanks as a free agent.
January 20, 1981 – Signed Rusty Torres as a free agent.
January 23, 1981 – Signed John Milner as a free agent.
February 23, 1981 – Signed Luis Tiant as a free agent.
April 1, 1981 – Traded Mickey Mahler and Ed Ott to the California Angels. Received Jason Thompson.
April 5, 1981 – Purchased Jim Smith from the Baltimore Orioles.
April 5, 1981 – Traded Dave Dravecky to the San Diego Padres. Received Bobby Mitchell (minors).
April 6, 1981 – Traded Bob Owchinko to the Oakland Athletics. Received a player to be named later and cash. The Oakland Athletics sent Ernie Camacho (April 10, 1981) to the Pittsburgh Pirates to complete the trade.
May 4, 1981 – Signed Willie Horton as a free agent.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Ray Krawczyk in the 1st round (4th pick) of the 1981 amateur draft (June Secondary).
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Jim Winn in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1981 amateur draft.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Lee Tunnell in the 2nd round of the 1981 amateur draft.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Bip Roberts in the 5th round of the 1981 amateur draft, but did not sign the player.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Scott Bankhead in the 17th round of the 1981 amateur draft, but did not sign the player.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Chris Bosio in the 29th round of the 1981 amateur draft, but did not sign the player.
June 8, 1981 – Drafted Lance Johnson in the 30th round of the 1981 amateur draft, but did not sign the player.
June 25, 1981 – Signed Denny González as an amateur free agent.
July 11, 1981 – Signed Bobby Bonilla as an amateur free agent.
August 20, 1981 – Traded John Milner to the Montreal Expos. Received Willie Montañez.
August 31, 1981 – Traded Phil Garner to the Houston Astros. Received players to be named later and Johnny Ray. The Houston Astros sent Randy Niemann (September 9, 1981) and Kevin Houston (minors) (September 9, 1981) to the Pittsburgh Pirates to complete the trade.
September 1, 1981 – Sold Grant Jackson to the Montreal Expos for $50,000.
October 5, 1981 – Released Luis Tiant.
October 23, 1981 – Purchased Manny Sarmiento from the Boston Red Sox.
October 26, 1981 – Released Kurt Bevacqua.

Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Portland Beavers	Pacific Coast League	Pete Ward
AA	Buffalo Bisons	Eastern League	Johnny Lipon
A	Alexandria Pirates	Carolina League	Mike Toomey
A	Greenwood Pirates	South Atlantic League	Joe Frisina
Rookie	GCL Pirates	Gulf Coast League	Woody Huyke

Notes

^ From 1882–1906, the team played in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed by Pittsburgh as the North Side in 1907.
^ Associated Press (April 24, 1981). "Pirates Considering New Orleans Move". Ellensburg Daily Record. Retrieved June 19, 2009.
^ 1981 Opening Day Lineup at Baseball-Reference
^ "Major League Baseball Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.
^ "Major League Baseball Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.

References

1981 Pittsburgh Pirates at Baseball Reference
1981 Pittsburgh Pirates at Baseball Almanac
Johnson, Lloyd; Wolff, Miles, eds. (2007). The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball (3rd ed.). Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America. ISBN 978-1-932391-17-6.

[1] From 1882–1906, the team played in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed by Pittsburgh as the North Side in 1907.

[2] Associated Press (April 24, 1981). "Pirates Considering New Orleans Move". Ellensburg Daily Record. Retrieved June 19, 2009.

[3] 1981 Opening Day Lineup at Baseball-Reference

[4] "Major League Baseball Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.

[5] "Major League Baseball Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.

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