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    The 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates finished the season with a record of 46-56, placing 4th under manager Chuck Tanner. Key players included Bill Madlock, who won the batting title, and Omar Moreno, who led the team in hits and runs. The team experienced a split season due to a strike, with notable statistics of a .257 batting average and a 3.56 ERA for the pitching staff.

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    The 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates finished the season with a record of 46-56, placing 4th under manager Chuck Tanner. Key players included Bill Madlock, who won the batting title, and Omar Moreno, who led the team in hits and runs. The team experienced a split season due to a strike, with notable statistics of a .257 batting average and a 3.56 ERA for the pitching staff.

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    The 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates finished the season with a record of 46-56, placing 4th under manager Chuck Tanner. Key players included Bill Madlock, who won the batting title, and Omar Moreno, who led the team in hits and runs. The team experienced a split season due to a strike, with notable statistics of a .257 batting average and a 3.56 ERA for the pitching staff.

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    1981 PITTSBURGH PIRATES

    46-56 4th
    MGR Chuck Tanner (#7)

    DP: 311 to 336 Error: 351 to 355


    BA SB W/K HR T D L R RNG Def.
    Jason Thompson #30 .242 0 PW 133 - 154 232 235 SLO 1B78, PH L L
    Phil Garner “Scrap Iron” #3 + .254 4 111 113 124 244 236 AAR 2B50 R R
    Tim Foli #10 .247 7 MK - 111 123 241 235 AAR SS81 R R
    Bill Madlock “Mad Dog” #5 .341 18 MK 115 116 146 314 311 AAR 3B78 R R
    Dave Parker “Cobra” #39 .258 6 MW 122 125 146 241 242 AAR SD/T-1 OF60(RF), PH L R
    Omar Moreno #18 .276 39 111 115 132 244 246 S SD/T-1 OF103(CF) L L
    Mike Easler “Hit Man” #24 .286 4 114 121 136 251 252 AR T-1 OF90(LF/RF), PH L R
    Tony Pena #6 .300 1 MW 112 113 126 262 254 AR SD C64 R R
    Dale Berra “Boo Boo” #4 .241 11 112 - 131 234 234 AAR 3B42, SS30, 2B18, R R
    PH
    Lee Lacy #17 .268 24 112 116 135 251 243 S T-1 OF63(LF/RF), R R
    3B1, PH, PR
    Steve Nicosia #16 .231 3 MK 113 114 135 235 231 SLO C52 R R
    Johnny Ray #3 .245 0 - - 145 235 235 AAR 2B31 B R
    Bill Robinson #28 .216 1 115 - 126 231 224 AR LD(3B) 1B23, PH, R R
    OF7(RF/LF), 3B1
    Vance Law #2 .134 1 MW - 113 - 155 155 AR 2B19, SS7, 3B2, R R
    PH
    Willie Stargell “Pops” #8 .283 0 - - 132 244 252 SLO PH, 1B9 L L
    John Milner “Hammer” #34 + .237 0 MK 121 - 125 226 234 AR LD(OF) PH, OF8(LF), L L
    1B8
    Gary Alexander #35 .213 0 PK 115 124 154 224 224 AR LD 1B9, R R
    OF8(LF/RF), PH
    Willie Montanez #14 X .263 0 MW MK 116 - - 242 243 AR SD(1B) PH, 1B11 L L
    Kurt Bevacqua #11 .259 0 PK 122 - 134 242 242 AR PH, 2B4, 3B2 R R
    Matt Alexander #36 .364 3 - - - 323 316 S PR, OF6(CF/LF), B R
    PH
    Rick Rhoden .188 0 MW - - 123 221 214 SLO P21 R R
    Eddie Solomon .163 0 MW PK - - - 166 165 SLO P22 R R
    Jim Bibby .143 0 MW PK 122 - 145 164 156 SLO P14 R R
    Pascual Perez .136 0 MW PK - 124 - 161 155 SLO P17 R R
    Rod Scurry .158 0 PK - - - 161 165 SLO P27 L L
    Luis Tiant .188 0 MW PK - - 153 221 214 SLO P9 R R
    John Candelaria .231 0 PK - - - 231 232 SLO P6 L L
    Don Robinson .250 0 MW PK - - - 236 236 SLO P16 R R
    Odell Jones .200 0 MW PK - - - 222 221 SLO P13 R R
    Pitcher R .110 - MW PK 111 - 113 153 145 SLO
    Pitcher L .110 - MW PK 111 - 113 145 146 SLO

    ERA IP W K G GS SV
    Rick Rhoden #29 3.89 136 135 621 21 21 0 .188 R R
    Eddie Solomon #44 3.12 127 124 643 22 17 1 .163 R R “Buddy J”
    Jim Bibby #26 2.50 94 131 622 14 14 0 .143 R R
    Pascual Perez #25 #50 3.96 86 135 623 17 13 0 .136 R R
    Luis Tiant #38 3.92 57 133 616 9 9 0 .188 R R “El Tiante”
    Odell Jones #22 3.31 54 141 621 13 8 0 .200 R R
    John Candelaria #45 3.54 41 126 641 6 6 0 .231 L L “The Candy Man”
    Bob Long #34 #57 5.95 20 143 634 5 3 0 .000 R R
    Rod Scurry #19 3.77 74 145 552 27 7 7 .158 L L
    Kent Tekulve #27 2.49 65 126 622 45 0 3 .000 R R “Teke”
    Enrique Romo #15 4.54 42 136 622 33 0 9 .000 R R
    Don Robinson #43 5.87 38 146 632 16 2 2 .250 R R “Caveman”
    Victor Cruz #49 2.65 34 141 554 22 0 1 .000 R R
    Grant Jackson #23 + 2.51 32 132 622 35 0 4 .000 B L “Buck”
    Ernie Camacho #47 4.98 22 154 624 7 3 0 .000 R R
    Mark Lee #46 2.75 19 126 644 12 0 2 .500 R R

    The Bucs were 25-23 and 21-33 in the two halves of the strike-shortened ‘81 campaign…In April, higher-ups of the Louisiana Superdome made a serious inquiry about purchasing the
    Pirates franchise and moving it to New Orleans with team ownership disgruntled about their lease for Three Rivers Stadium… Team Leaders: Jason Thompson (15 HR); Dave Parker
    (48 RBI); Omar Moreno (120 base hits, 62 runs); Rick Rhoden (9 wins, 76 K’s). Bill Madlock bested Boston’s Carney Lansford by .005 of a point to win the major league batting title.
    Pete Rose’s .325 was second to “Mad Dog” in the National League…Pirates batters hit .257 and 55 home runs while the pitching staff ended the season with a 3.56 ERA.

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