Transactions
Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
- Before 1915 Season
George McConnell jumped to the Chicago Whales.
- February 13, 1915
- March 23, 1915
Jimmy Johnston player rights sold to Oakland (Pacific Coast).
- July, 1915
Signed Bob O'Farrell as an amateur free agent. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- July 7, 1915
Signed Red Murray as a free agent.
- August, 1915
Traded Larry Cheney to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Received Joe Schultz and $3,000.
- September 5, 1915
Purchased Alex McCarthy from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- September 8, 1915
Purchased Phil Douglas from the Brooklyn Dodgers.
- Before 1916 Season
Bill Bailey assigned onto roster from the Chicago Whales.
Mike Prendergast jumped from the Chicago Whales.
- January, 1916
Bob Fisher player rights sold to the Cincinnati Reds.
Joe Schultz player rights sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- January 20, 1916
Walter Keating player rights sold to St. Joseph (Western).
- February 3, 1916
Wilbur Good player rights sold to the Philadelphia Phillies.
- February 4, 1916
Bert Humphries player rights sold to Kansas City (American Association).
- February 10, 1916
Purchased Nick Allen from the Buffalo Blues.
Purchased Mordecai Brown, Clem Clemens, Mickey Doolin, William Fischer, Max Flack, Claude Hendrix, Les Mann, George McConnell, Charlie Pechous, Joe Tinker, Rollie Zeider and Dutch Zwilling from the Chicago Whales.
Purchased Gene Packard from the Kansas City Packers.
Purchased Tom Seaton from the Newark Pepper.
Purchased Steve Yerkes from the Pittsburgh Rebels.
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