1966 MLB season (Jayverse)

The 1966 MLB Season is the 66th Season for Major League Baseball

Draft Selections
Ralph Garcia (SP) - San Diego Padres

Craig Kusick (1B) - Minnesota Twins

Alfredo Martinez (SP) - Denver Rockies

Gary Nolan (SP) - Cincinnati Reds

Bill Russell (CF) - Los Angeles Angels

Ken Frailing (SP) - Chicago White Sox

Toby Harrah (2B) - Washington Nationals

Mike Jorgensen (1B) - Toronto Blue Jays

Ron LeFlore (CF) - Detroit Tigers

Rusty Torres (LF) - New York Yankees

Mike Adams (2B) - Minnesota Twins

Bill Campbell (RP) - Minnesota Twins

Chuck Goggin (SS) - Los Angeles Knights

Clay Kirby (SP) - San Diego Padres

Leron Lee (CF) - St. Louis Cardinals

Paul Powell (CF) - Los Angeles Angels

Gary Ryerson (SP) - San Francisco Seals

Tommy Smith (CF) - Cleveland Buckeyes

Bob Beall (1B) - Atlanta Braves

Lew Beasley (LF) - Washington Senators

Final Standings
AL East: Detroit Tigers (89-67), Boston Red Sox (88-68), Chicago White Sox (85-71), New York Yankees (72-84), Houston Astros (68-88), Toronto Blue Jays (65-91), Baltimore Orioles (64-92)

AL West: Minnesota Twins (90-66), New Orleans Browns (87-69), San Francisco Athletics (84-72), Dallas Rangers (81-75), Seattle Rainiers (78-78), Los Angeles Angels (75-81), Kansas City Royals (66-90)

NL East: Philadelphia Phillies (95-61), New York Giants (94-62), Chicago Cubs (87-69), Pittsburgh Pirates (81-75), Washington Nationals (75-81), Brooklyn Dodgers (69-87), Indianapolis Racers (63-93)

NL West: Los Angeles Blues (89-67), Cincinnati Reds (83-73), St. Louis Cardinals (81-75), Atlanta Braves (81-75), Cleveland Buckeyes (72-84), Milwaukee Brewers (63-93), Oakland Oaks (59-97)

ALCS: Detroit def. Minnesota 4-1

NLCS: Philadelphia def. Los Angeles 4-3

World Series: Philadelphia def. Detroit 4-2

League Leaders
Batting Average - Rod Carew (Minnesota) .336

Home Runs - Willie McCovey (San Francisco) 48

RBI - Leon Wagner (Philadelphia) 122

Stolen Bases - Jim Driscoll (Brooklyn) 25

ERA - Sam McDowell (Cleveland) 1.93

Wins - Fritz Peterson (Atlanta) 22

Strikeouts - Tom Butters (Philadelphia) 347