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The following are the baseball events of the year 1902 throughout the world.
Champions[]
Major League Baseball[]
Other champions[]
Statistical Leaders[]
American League[]
- Home Runs: Socks Seybold, Philadelphia Athletics: 16
- Batting average: Nap Lajoie, Philadelphia Athletics: .378
- Wins: Cy Young, Boston Americans: 32-11
National League[]
- Home Runs: Tommy Leach, Pittsburgh Pirates: 6
- Batting average: Ginger Beaumont, Pittsburgh Pirates: .357
- Wins: Jack Chesbro, Pittsburgh Pirates: 28-6
Major League Baseball final standings[]
American League final standings[]
Note: The Baltimore Orioles of 1902 became the New York Yankees in 1903.
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National League final standings[]
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Events[]
Births[]
- March 2 - Moe Berg
- May 21 - Earl Averill
- May 22 - Al Simmons
- July 7 - Ted Radcliffe
- September 15 - Rap Dixon
Deaths[]
- March 7 - Pud Galvin, 45, pitcher who amassed record 361 victories, including two no-hitters, primarily with Buffalo and Pittsburgh; career marks in games (697), innings (5941) and shutouts (57) were all records as well
- December 1 - Fred Dunlap, 43, second baseman who led NL in various fielding categories and dominated the Union Association in its sole season (1884)