1969 MLB season (Jayverse)

The 1969 MLB Season is the 69th Season for Major League Baseball

Top Draft Selections
Rudy Meoli (SS) - Los Angeles Angels

Dave Parker (LF) - Pittsburgh Pirates

Ken Singleton (RF) - Baltimore Orioles

Jeff Burroughs (LF) - Dallas Rangers

Ike Hampton (C) - New York Giants

Bill Madlock (SS) - Pittsburgh Pirates

Alan Ashby (C) - Houston Astros

Bert Blyleven (SP) - Minnesota Twins

Paul Bolton (SP) - Oakland Panthers

Ray Busse (SS) - Houston Astros

Wayne Cage (1B) - Cleveland Buckeyes

Dave Campbell (RP) - Atlanta Braves

Tommy Cruz (LF) - Dallas Rangers

Randy Elliott (RF) - San Diego Padres

Dwight Evans (LF) - Boston Red Sox

Mike Flanagan (SP) - Baltimore Orioles

Tom Johnson (RP) - Minnesota Twins

Leron Lee (CF) - St. Louis Cardinals

John Stearns (C) - Brooklyn Dodgers

Final Standings
AL East: Boston Red Sox (100-56), New York Yankees (96-60), Baltimore Orioles (88-68), Toronto Blue Jays (75-81)

AL North: Detroit Tigers (108-48), Chicago White Sox (85-71), Minnesota Twins (74-82), Kansas City Royals (71-85)

AL South: New Orleans Pelicans (95-61), Houston Astros (68-88), Dallas Rangers (66-90), Tampa Bay Rays (50-106)

AL West: San Francisco Athletics (84-72), Seattle Rainiers (67-89), Los Angeles Angels (62-94), Portland Beavers (59-97)

NL East: New York Giants (96-60), Brooklyn Dodgers (83-73), Washington Nationals (76-80), Montreal Expos (66-90)

NL North: Pittsburgh Pirates (104-52), Philadelphia Phillies (93-63), Cleveland Buckeyes (77-79), Cincinnati Reds (65-91)

NL Midwest: St. Louis Cardinals (90-66), Chicago Cubs (85-71), Milwaukee Brewers (72-84), Indianapolis Racers (51-105)

NL West: Los Angeles Blues (86-70), Atlanta Braves (74-82), San Diego Padres (69-87), Oakland Oaks (61-95)

ALDS: San Francisco def. Detroit 4-0, New Orleans def. Boston 4-3

NLDS: Pittsburgh def. Los Angeles 4-1, New York def. St. Louis 4-3

ALCS: San Francisco def. New Orleans 4-1

NLCS: Pittsburgh def. New York 4-1

World Series: Pittsburgh def. San Francisco 4-2

League Leaders
Batting Average - Bob Watson (Chicago Cubs) .340

Home Runs - Omar Duenas (Chicago Cubs) 46

RBI - Omar Duenas (Chicago Cubs) 128

Stolen Bases - Yutaka Fukumoto (Detroit) 35

ERA - An-Shi Tsao (Detroit) 2.01

Wins - An-Shi Tsao (Detroit) 23

Strikeouts - Tom Butters (Philadelphia) 340