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1978 Baltimore Orioles 1978 Baltimore Orioles
1977/1979
Record 90-71 .559
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Standings 4th in the AL East (9 games back)
Pythagorean 83-78, 83-78, 83-78
Runs (S/A) 659 / 633
BallparkMemorial Stadium
Park FactorsBatting: 94 / Pitching: 93
Attendance1,051,724 (10th) (19th)
Payroll/Avg$2,066,500 / $82,660 (17th)
Spring TrainingMiami, Florida (Miami Stadium)
ManagerEarl Weaver
CoachesCal Ripken Sr., Elrod Hendricks, Frank Robinson, Jim Frey, Ray Miller
ExecutivesChairman of the Board: Jerold Hoffberger, General Manager: Hank Peters
Minor Leagues(AAA) Rochester Red Wings, (AA) Charlotte O’s, (A) Miami Orioles, (Rookie) Bluefield Orioles
Radio (WBAL) Bill O'Donnell, Chuck Thompson
TV (WJZ) Bill O'Donnell, Brooks Robinson, Chuck Thompson

The 1978 Baltimore Orioles went 90-71 and finished 4th in the American League East. The Orioles drew 1,051,724 to Memorial Stadium. Mike Flanagan, Eddie Murray and Jim Palmer made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1978 included Mark Belanger and Jim Palmer.

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All-Star Eddie Murray followed up his Rookie of the Year performance by finishing 2nd in total bases and 8th in the MVP.

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