1882 in baseball

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	See also
	Major League Baseball; Minor league baseball; Negro league baseball; Japanese baseball;
	Sources
	Baseball Hall of Fame; Baseball Almanac; Baseball Library; Baseball Reference; National Pastime; Wikipedia; The Deadball Era;

The following are the baseball events of the year 1882 throughout the world.

Champions[]

NOTE: Chicagot White Stockings played the Cincinnati Red Stockings in a 2-game post-season series. Each team won one game.
National League: Chicago White Stockings
American Association: Cincinnati Red Stockings

Major League Baseball final standings[]

National League final standings[]

55-29 Chicago White Stockings
52-32 Providence Grays
45-39 Buffalo Bisons
45-39 Boston Red Caps
42-40 Cleveland Blues
42-41 Detroit Wolverines
35-48 Troy Trojans
18-66 Worcester Worcesters

American Association final standings[]

55-25 Cincinnati Red Stockings
41-34 Philadelphia Athletics
42-38 Louisville Eclipse
39-39 Pittsburgh Alleghenys
37-43 St. Louis Brown Stockings
19-54 Baltimore Orioles

Events[]

Births[]

March 8 - Harry Lord
May 16 - Cy Rigler
May 18 - Babe Adams
August 2 - Red Ames
September 17 - Wildfire Schulte
September 30 - Gabby Street
October 29 - Solly Hofman
November 18 - Jack Coombs
December 1 - Ed Reulbach

Deaths[]

April 10 - William Hulbert, 49, president of the National League, of which he was the principal founder, since 1877, and owner and president of the Chicago White Stockings since 1875