1872 in Baseball - National Association Final Standings

National Association Final Standings

National Association
Rank Club Wins Losses Win % GB
1st Boston Red Stockings 39 8 .830
2nd Philadelphia Athletics 30 14 .682 7.5
3rd Baltimore Lord Baltimores 34 19 .642 8
4th New York Mutuals 34 20 .630 8.5
5th Troy Haymakers 15 10 .600 13.0
6th Cleveland Forest Citys 6 15 .286 20
7th Brooklyn Atlantics 8 27 .229 25.0
8th Washington Olympics 2 7 .222 18.0
9th Middletown Mansfields 5 19 .208 22.5
10th Brooklyn Eckfords 3 26 .103 27.0
11th Washington Nationals 0 11 .000 21.0

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