1883 Complete Games Leaders Top 25 in the National League
Name	Complete Games	Team	Rank
Pud Galvin	72	Buffalo Bisons	1
Old Hoss Radbourn	66	Providence Grays	2
John Coleman	59	Philadelphia Phillies	3
Jim Whitney	54	Boston Beaneaters	4
Larry Corcoran	51	Chicago White Stockings	5
Mickey Welch	46	New York Gothams	6
Stump Wiedman	41	Detroit Wolverines	7
Hugh Daily	40	Cleveland Blues	8
Fred Goldsmith	40	Chicago White Stockings
Jim McCormick	36	Cleveland Blues	10
Charlie Buffinton	34	Boston Beaneaters	11
John Ward	24	New York Gothams	12
Dupee Shaw	23	Detroit Wolverines	13
Art Hagan	16	Philadelphia Phillies	14
		Buffalo Bisons
Tip O'Neill	15	New York Gothams	15
Will Sawyer	15	Cleveland Blues
Charlie Sweeney	14	Providence Grays	17
Dick Burns	13	Detroit Wolverines	18
George Derby	12	Buffalo Bisons	19
Jack Jones	9	Detroit Wolverines	20
Lee Richmond	8	Providence Grays	21
Blondie Purcell	7	Philadelphia Phillies	22
Jack Neagle	6	Philadelphia Phillies	23
Ed Cushman	5	Buffalo Bisons	24
Charlie Hilsey	3	Philadelphia Phillies	25
Name	Complete Games	Team	Rank

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