All city: New York 1947-1957 summary.

Probably the richest concentration of world class baseball activity of all time.  All three teams won multiple pennants and there were many legendary players.  After the 1957 season the Giants and Dodgers left New York and moved to California.  1948 was the only one of these eleven seasons without a New York team in the World Series.  In seven of the eleven seasons both WS teams were from New York.  New York players won half of 22 possible MVP awards.  Each season of my selection of all New York City players was highlighted in the posts immediately preceding this one.  Click link to view data for years 1947-1957.

Multiple selections:

C	Yogi Berra 5	Roy Campanella 4	Walker Cooper 2
1B	Gil Hodges 7	Johnny Mize 2
2B	Jackie Robinson 5	Jim Gilliam 3	Gil McDougald 2
SS	Pee Wee Reese 6	Al Dark 2	Gil McDougald 2
3B	Hank Thompson 3	Sid Gordon 2	Bobby Thomson 2	Jackie Robinson 2
LF	Whitey Lockman 2	Jackie Robinson 2	Sandy Amoros 2
CF	Joe DiMaggio 3	Mickey Mantle 3	Duke Snider 2	Willie Mays 2
RF	Carl Furillo 7	Hank Bauer 2
P-R	Don Newcombe 3
P-L	Eddie Lopat 4	Whitey Ford 2
Man.	Casey Stengel 7
WS	Yankees 8
AL MVP	Yogi Berra 3	Mickey Mantle 2
NL MVP	Roy Campanella 3

Jackie Robinson was selected at three positions: 2B, 3B, LF.  Tommy Henrich two: 1B, RF.  Gil McDougald two: 2B, SS.  Bobby Thomson two: CF, 3B.  Gil McDougald was an All Star at 2B, 3B, SS.

	1947	1948	1949	1950	1951	1952
C	Walker Cooper	Walker Cooper	Roy Campanella	Yogi Berra	Roy Campanella	Yogi Berra
1B	Johnny Mize	Johnny Mize	Tommy Henrich	Gil Hodges	Gil Hodges	Gil Hodges
2B	Bill Rigney	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson
SS	Pee Wee Reese	Pee Wee Reese	Pee Wee Reese	Phil Rizzuto	Al Dark	Al Dark
3B	Billy Johnson	Sid Gordon	Sid Gordon	Hank Thompson	Bobby Thomson	Bobby Thomson
LF	Dixie Walker	Whitey Lockman	Whitey Lockman	Gene Hermanski	Monte Irvin	Gene Woodling
CF	Joe DiMaggio	Joe DiMaggio	Bobby Thomson	Joe DiMaggio	Duke Snider	Mickey Mantle
RF	Willard Marshall	Tommy Henrich	Carl Furillo	Carl Furillo	Carl Furillo	Carl Furillo
P-R	Ralph Branca	Rex Barney	Don Newcombe	Larry Jansen	Sal Maglie	Allie Reynolds
P-L	Vic Lombardi	Preacher Roe	Dave Koslo	Eddie Lopat	Eddie Lopat	Eddie Lopat
Man.	Burt Shotton	Bucky Harris	Casey Stengel	Casey Stengel	Casey Stengel	Casey Stengel
WS	Yanks d. Dodgers		Yanks d. Dodgers	Yankees	Yanks d. Giants	Yanks d. Dodgers
AL MVP	Joe DiMaggio			Phil Rizzuto	Yogi Berra
NL MVP			Jackie Robinson		Roy Campanella

	1953	1954	1955	1956	1957
C	Roy Campanella	Yogi Berra	Roy Campanella	Yogi Berra	Yogi Berra
1B	Gil Hodges	Gil Hodges	Gil Hodges	Bill Skowron	Gil Hodges
2B	Jim Gilliam	Gil McDougald	Gil McDougald	Jim Gilliam	Jim Gilliam
SS	Pee Wee Reese	Pee Wee Reese	Pee Wee Reese	Gil McDougald	Gil McDougald
3B	Hank Thompson	Hank Thompson	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson	Ray Jablonski
LF	Jackie Robinson	Jackie Robinson	Sandy Amoros	Sandy Amoros	Hank Sauer
CF	Duke Snider	Willie Mays	Willie Mays	Mickey Mantle	Mickey Mantle
RF	Carl Furillo	Hank Bauer	Carl Furillo	Carl Furillo	Hank Bauer
P-R	Carl Erskine	Ruben Gomez	Don Newcombe	Don Newcombe	Don Drysdale
P-L	Eddie Lopat	Johnny Antonelli	Whitey Ford	Whitey Ford	Johnny Podres
Man.	Casey Stengel	Leo Durocher	Walter Alston	Casey Stengel	Casey Stengel
WS	Yanks d. Dodgers	Giants d. Indians	Dodgers d. Yanks	Yanks d. Dodgers	Braves d. Yanks
AL MVP		Yogi Berra	Yogi Berra	Mickey Mantle	Mickey Mantle
NL MVP	Roy Campanella	Willie Mays	Roy Campanella	Don Newcombe

League leaders in triple crown stats:
BA:
1949 Jackie Robinson+   (BRO) .342
1953 Carl Furillo   (BRO) .344
1954 Willie Mays+   (NYG) .345
1956 Mickey Mantle+ #  (NYY) .353

RBI:
1947 Johnny Mize+ *  (NYG) 138
1948 Joe DiMaggio+   (NYY) 155
1951 Monte Irvin+   (NYG) 121
1953 Roy Campanella+   (BRO) 142
1955 Duke Snider+ *  (BRO) 136
1956 Mickey Mantle+ #  (NYY) 130

Home Runs:
1947 Johnny Mize+ *  (NYG) 51
1948 Johnny Mize+ *  (NYG) 40
1948 Joe DiMaggio+   (NYY) 39
1955 Willie Mays+   (NYG) 51
1955 Mickey Mantle+ #  (NYY) 37
1956 Mickey Mantle+ #  (NYY) 52
1956 Duke Snider+ *  (BRO) 43

Casey Stengel, Baseball Digest, front cover
October 1953 via Wikimedia Commons

Pennants:
Yankees 9
Dodgers: 6
Giants: 2

World Series championships:
Yankees 8
Dodgers: 1
Giants: 1

Tags: Walker Cooper Roy Campanella Yogi Berra Johnny Mize Tommy Henrich Gil Hodges Bill Skowron Bill Rigney Jackie Robinson Jim Gilliam Gil McDougald Pee Wee Reese Phil Rizzuto Al Dark Billy Johnson Sid Gordon Hank Thompson Bobby Thomson Ray Jablonski
Dixie Walker Whitey Lockman Gene Hermanski Monte Irvin Gene Woodling Sandy Amoros Hank Sauer Joe DiMaggio Duke Snider Mickey Mantle Willie Mays
Willard Marshall Carl Furillo Hank Bauer Ralph Branca Rex Barney Don Newcombe Larry Jansen Sal Maglie Allie Reynolds Carl Erskine Ruben Gomez Don Drysdale
Vic Lombardi Preacher Roe Dave Koslo Eddie Lopat Johnny Antonelli Whitey Ford Johnny Podres Burt Shotton Bucky Harris Casey Stengel Leo Durocher Walter Alston