1982 Midwest League

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-	{{league-season-infobox	+	{{League-season-top
-	| year= 1982	+	|year=1982
-	| name= Midwest League	+	|name_full=Midwest League
-	| class= A	+	|classification=A
-	| kjokID= 12570	+	|name_short=Midwest
	}}		}}
-	{{league-season-clubs-start}}	+	* The Midwest League played a 144 game, three-division schedule which began on April 9 and ended on August 31.
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Appleton (Midwest)}}	+	** This is the Midwest League's longest season, in terms of games played.
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Beloit (Midwest)}}	+	* An All-Star Game was played on July 14 between All-Star Teams representing the league's Northern and Southern halves.  The North won by a 4-2 score.
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Burlington (Midwest)}}	+	* A two-tier championship playoff was held after the season, with one slot filled by a wild-card.  The best-of-three championship round was won by [[1982 Appleton (Midwest)|Appleton]].
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Cedar Rapids (Midwest)}}	+	* Total 1982 attendance: 1,005,530.
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Clinton (Midwest)}}	+	** This was the league's first million-fan season.
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Danville (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Madison (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Quad Cities (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Springfield (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Waterloo (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Wausau (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-club-member | 1982 Wisconsin Rapids (Midwest)}}	+
-	{{league-season-clubs-end}}	+
-	{{league-season-narrative-stub}}	+	{{League-season-bottom
		+	|sources=* {{cite-book|title=1982 Baseball Blue Book}}
		+	* {{cite-book|title=1983 Sporting News Baseball Guide}}
		+	* {{cite-book|title=1983 Baseball America Statistics Report}}
-	{{Midwest League navbox}}	+	|key_sabr=d7dffb8e
-		+	}}
-	[[Category:Professional Leagues in 1982|Midwest League]]	+
-	[[Category:Touched pages]]	+

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1982 Midwest League
Classification:	A

Statistics

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• The Midwest League played a 144 game, three-division schedule which began on April 9 and ended on August 31.
  • This is the Midwest League's longest season, in terms of games played.
• An All-Star Game was played on July 14 between All-Star Teams representing the league's Northern and Southern halves. The North won by a 4-2 score.
• A two-tier championship playoff was held after the season, with one slot filled by a wild-card. The best-of-three championship round was won by Appleton.
• Total 1982 attendance: 1,005,530.
  • This was the league's first million-fan season.

Sources

• 1982 Baseball Blue Book.
• 1983 Sporting News Baseball Guide.
• 1983 Baseball America Statistics Report.