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1971 Oakland Athletics 1971 Oakland Athletics
1970/1972
Record 101-60 .627
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Standings Won the AL West
Pythagorean 95-66, 95-66, 95-66
Runs (S/A) 691 / 564
PostseasonLost ALCS 3-0 to Baltimore Orioles
BallparkOakland Coliseum
Park FactorsBatting: 98 / Pitching: 96
Attendance914,993 (7th) (18th)
Spring TrainingMesa, Arizona (Rendezvous Park)
ManagerDick Williams
CoachesBill Posedel, Irv Noren, Jerry Lumpe, Vern Hoscheit
ExecutivePresident: Charlie Finley
Minor Leagues(AAA) Iowa Oaks, (AA) Birmingham A’s, (A) Coos Bay-North Bend A’s, (A) Burlington Bees
Radio (KEST) Bob Elson, Monte Moore, Red Rush
TV (KBHK) Bob Elson, Monte Moore, Red Rush

The 1971 Oakland Athletics went 101-60 and finished 1st in the American League West. The Athletics drew 914,993 to Oakland Coliseum. Vida Blue, Dave Duncan and Reggie Jackson made the All-Star team. Vida Blue was honored with the Cy Young award. Vida Blue won the American League Most Valuable Player award.

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