Binghamton Triplets

• Location: Binghamton, NY
• League: New York-Penn League 1923-1937; Eastern League 1938-1963; New York-Penn League 1964-1966; Eastern League 1967-1968
• Affiliation: New York Yankees 1932-1961; Kansas City A's 1962-1963; Milwaukee Braves 1964; New York Yankees 1965-1968
• Ballpark: Johnson Field (Johnson City, NY)

The name of the Binghamton Triplets comes from the cities of Binghamton, NY, Johnson City, NY and Endicott, NY. Binghamton is larger of the three, but the team's ballpark was in Johnson City. from 1926 to 1929, they were also known as the Triple-Cities Triplets.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1923	67-55	4th	John Hummel	none
1924	62-65	5th	John Hummel / Mike Konnick / Bud Weiser	none
1925	65-63	3rd	John Haddock (24-30)/ Mike Konnick (41-33)
1926	67-67	5th	Mike Konnick	none
1927	57-81	7th	Mike McNally	none
1928	83-57	2nd	Mike McNally	none
1929	83-56	1st	Mike McNally	none League Champs
1930	67-72	5th	Billy Webb	none
1931	76-64	4th	Heinie Groh	none
1932	69-71	5th	Heinie Groh (35-43) / Bill Meyer (34-28)	none
1933	79-55	1st	Bill Meyer	none League Champs
1934	76-62	2nd	Bill Meyer
1935	75-60	4th	Bill Meyer	League Champs
1936	81-58	1st	Bill Skiff
1937	67-69	4th (t)	Bill Skiff	Lost in 1st round
1938	84-51	1st	Bruno Betzel	Lost in 1st round
1939	71-69	5th	Bruno Betzel
1940	77-62	2nd	Bruno Betzel	League Champs
1941	68-69	5th	Phil Page
1942	80-60	3rd	Eddie Sawyer	Lost League Finals
1943	74-66	6th	Eddie Sawyer
1944	64-71	4th	Gene Martin	League Champs
1945	56-81	7th	Bill Cronin
1946	51-89	8th	Garland Braxton (18-32) / Lefty Gomez (33-67)
1947	52-88	8th	Lefty Gomez
1948	58-82	6th	Buddy Hassett
1949	70-70	4th	George Selkirk	League Champs
1950	81-58	2nd	George Selkirk	Lost League Finals
1951	69-69	6th	Bill Skiff
1952	77-60	2nd	Jim Gleeson	League Champs
1953	96-55	2nd	Phil Page	League Champs
1954	70-70	5th	Phil Page
1955	75-62	3rd	George Stirnweiss	Lost in 1st round
1956	81-58	2nd	Freddie Fitzsimmons	Lost in 1st round
1957	85-55	1st	Steve Souchock	Lost in 1st round
1958	66-68	6th	Steve Souchock	League Champs
1959	71-68	4th	Charlie Silvera	Lost in 1st round
1960	70-69	2nd	Damon Phillips	Lost in 1st round
1961	75-64	3rd	Jim Gleeson	none
1962	60-80	6th	Granny Hamner (41-50) / Danny Carnevale (19-30)
1963	65-75	4th	John McNamara	none
1964	58-71	5th	Andy Pafko & Paul Snyder		Co-managers until June 10, then only Pafko
1965	81-45	1st	Gary Blaylock	none League Champs
1966	67-58	3rd	Frank Verdi	Lost League Finals
1967	82-58	1st	Jack Reed	League Champs
1968	67-72	4th	Frank Verdi (22-22) / Cloyd Boyer (8-12) / Jim Gleeson (37-38)	Lost in 1st round