1914 New York Yankees
Tuesday March 19, 2024
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Follow Us| The final standing | 7th in AL (Did not qualify for World Series) |
| Regular season record | 70-84 (.455) |
| Post-season record | (Not played) |
| AL rank | 7th |
| World Series record and opponent | (Not played) |
| Manager | Frank Chance and Roger Peckinpaugh |
| Captain | Roger Peckinpaugh |
| Top batter | Home runs: Roger Peckinpaugh (3), Fritz Maisel, Les Nunamaker (2) BA: Birdie Cree (.309), Doc Cook (.283), Charlie Mullen (.260) Runs: Fritz Maisel (78), Doc Cook (59), Roy Hartzell, Roger Peckinpaugh (55) RBI: Roger Peckinpaugh (51), Fritz Maisel (47), Charlie Mullen (44) |
| Top pitcher/ (W-L, ERA) | Ray Caldwell: 18-9, 1.94 |
| Attendance record | 359,477 (4th of 8) |
1914 New York Yankees season: A brief summary
The 1914 New York Yankees season, marking the club’s twelfth year, was a period of mixed fortunes and challenges. Ending the season with a record of 70–84, the Yankees found themselves in the lower echelons of the American League, finishing in seventh place. This performance reflected a team in transition, grappling with the competitive dynamics of early 20th-century baseball.
One of the key aspects of this season was