Athletics
Stadium was previously known as Oakland-Alameda Coliseum 4 games to 1 v. Chicago Cubs 4 games to 2 v. New York Giants 4 games to 1 v. New York Giants Won in 5 games v. Chicago Cubs Won in 6 games v. St. Louis Cardinals 7 games v. Cincinnati Reds. MVP: Gene Tenace 7 games v. New York Mets. MVP: Reggie Jackson 5 games v. Los Angeles Dodgers. MVP: Rollie Fingers Swept the San Francisco Giants in 4 games. MVP: Dave Stewart Nine ERA titles, career 3.06 1901-1950; all-time most wins Finland -- 1920-1928 -- 9/3//0=12 United States -- 1984-1996 -- 9/1/0=10 United States -- 1984-1992 -- 4/1/0=5 Finland -- 1912-1920 -- 4/1/0=5 Czechoslovakia -- 1948-1952 -- 4/1/0=5 Netherlands -- 1948 -- 4/0/0=4 Australia -- 1956-1964 -- 4/0/0=4 United States -- 1992-2000 -- 4/0/0=4 Poland -- 1996-2004 -- 4/0/0=4 United States -- 1900 -- 4/0/0=4 United States -- 1956-1968 -- 4/0/0=4 United States -- 1936 -- 4/0/0=4 Finland -- 1972-1976 -- 4/0/0=4 Poland -- 1964-1976 -- 3/2/2=7 East Germany -- 1972-1976 -- 3/2/1=6 United States -- 1984-1988 -- 3/2/0=5 Australia -- 1948-1956 -- 3/1/3=7 United States -- 1984-1996 -- 3/1/2=6 Jamaica -- 2000-2008 -- 3/1/1=5 United States -- 1992-1996 -- 3/1/1=5 Ethiopia -- 2004-2008 -- 3/1/0=4 United States -- 1984-1988 -- 3/1/0=4 United States -- 1900-1908 -- 3/1/0=4 United States -- 1988-1992 -- 3/1/0=4 United States -- 1904 -- 3/1/0=4 Czech Republic -- All in Javelin Throw -- 1988-2000 -- 3/1/0=4 United States -- 1956-1960 -- 3/0/1=4 United States -- 1904-1908 -- 3/0/1=4 Jamaica -- Three gold with three new World Records in Beijing 2008 -- 100m.(9.69), 200m.(19.30) and 4x100m. (37.10) -- 3/0/0=3 United States -- 1956-1960 -- 3/0/0=3 United States -- 1992-1996 -- 3/0/0=3 France -- 1992-1996 -- 3/0/0=3
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