Champions
- National League: Boston Red Caps
- International Association: London‚ Ontario‚ Canada Tecumsehs
- League Alliance: Indianpolis Blues (West) & Syracuse Stars (East)
- New England Association: Lowell Ladies' Men
New York State Championship Association: Syracuse Stars
U.S. newspapers' poll: Boston Beaneaters (NL) and Lowell Ladies' Men (NEA) ranked #1 and #2 in the United States championship poll.
Inter-league playoff: Lowell (NEA) def. Boston (NL) 2 games to 1
Inter-league playoff: Syracuse (NYSCA) def. Boston (NL), 1 game to 0 (score 6–0)
League Alliance Tournament winner: Syracuse Stars
New York State Championship Tournament winner: Binghamton Crickets
Interleague playoff: Binghamton (NYSC) def. Boston (NL), 1 game to 0 (score 4-1)
Inter-league competition: National League teams defeated New England Assn, teams, in wins 24-22.
Read more about this topic: 1877 Major League Baseball Season
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