New York Giants 1900–1916

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The New York Giants of 1900–1916 were a dominant early 20th-century Major League Baseball team in the National League, renowned for multiple pennants and the legendary pitching of Christy Mathewson under manager John McGraw.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball team era
baseball team
city New York
country United States
division National League
eraCharacterization dead-ball era team
historicalReputation dominant early 20th-century National League club
homeBallpark Polo Grounds
league National League
leaguePennant 1904 National League pennant
linked to: 1904 World Series

1905 National League pennant
linked to: 1905 World Series

1911 National League pennant
1912 National League pennant
1913 National League pennant
location New York City
manager Horace Fogel
John McGraw
managerEnd 1916
managerReputation John McGraw was known for aggressive, hard-nosed tactics
linked to: John McGraw
managerStart 1902
notablePitcher Christy Mathewson
notablePlayer Art Devlin
Christy Mathewson
Fred Merkle
Fred Snodgrass
Joe McGinnity
Larry Doyle
Red Murray
Roger Bresnahan
Rube Marquard
owner Harry Hempstead
John T. Brush
partOf New York Giants
pitchingStaffReputation considered one of the strongest of the dead-ball era
rival Brooklyn Dodgers
linked to: Brooklyn Superbas

Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
sport baseball
styleOfPlay emphasis on pitching and defense
timePeriodEnd 1916
timePeriodStart 1900
WorldSeriesAppearance 1905 World Series
1911 World Series
1912 World Series
1913 World Series
WorldSeriesTitle 1905 World Series

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Christy Mathewson teamTenure New York Giants 1900–1916
subject linked to: The Christian Gentleman
George Kelly team New York Giants of the 1920s
linked to: New York Giants 1900–1916