2001 MLB season (Jayverse)

The 2001 MLB Season is the 101th Season for Major League Baseball

Top 35 Rookies in the 2001 MLB Draft
Chris Cody (SP) - St. Louis Cardinals

Jamie Merchant (RP) - Miami Athletics

Maximo Reyes (RP) - Las Vegas Blackajck 21's

Justin Verlander (SP) - Detroit Tigers

Ricky Brooks (RP) - Birmingham Barons

Joey Devine (RP) - Atlanta Braves

Dan Griffin (RP) - Detroit Tigers

Josh Lowey (SP) - Los Angeles Knights

Cla Meredith (RP) - San Diego Padres

Ben Nieto (RP) - Indianapolis Rounders

Doug Silva (RP) - Calgary Wranglers

Jeff Stevens (RP) - Cleveland Buckeyes

Bo Ashabraner (RP) - Toronto Blue Jays

Miguel Cabrera (3B) - Detroit Tigers

Rod Douglas (RP) - Baltimore Orioles

Luis Fonseca (RF) - Toronto Blue Jays

Taiyo Fujita (RP) - Fargo RedHawks

Jason Godin (SP) - Omaha Royals

Chris Iannetta (C) - Denver Rockies

Yoshihiro Ito (RP) - Monterrey Bandits

Maicer Izturis (2B) - Los Angeles Knights

Scott Lewis (SP) - Cleveland Buckeyes

Santo Luis (RP) - Birmingham Barons

Jay Marshall (RP) - Chicago White Sox

Joe Mauer (C) - Minnesota Twins

Marcus McBeth (RP) - Oakland Panthers

Brandon McCarthy (SP) - Chicago White Sox

Arnoldo Mercado (RP) - Monterrey Bandits

Sergio Romo (RP) - San Francisco Seals

Enyelbert Soto (RP) - Houston Astros

Jason Vargas (SP) - Seattle Pilots

Preston York (SP) - Milwaukee Brewers

Brian Almeida (RP) - Tampa Bay Rays

Nori Aoki (CF) - San Francisco Seals

Erik Arnesen (SP) - Chicago White Sox

Final Standings
AL East: Boston Red Sox (94-66), New York Yankees (93-67), Ottawa Lynx (76-84), Baltimore Orioles (75-85), Toronto Blue Jays (70-90), Richmond Generals (68-92), Buffalo Bisons (63-97)

AL Central: Cleveland Buckeyes (113-47), Iowa Oaks (83-77), Chicago White Sox (81-79), Indianapolis Rounders (76-84), Chicago Hitmen (76-84), Kansas City Monarchs (74-86), Detroit Tigers (71-89)

AL South: New Orleans Pelicans (79-81), Miami Athletics (78-82), Mexico City Diablos (77-83), Houston Astros (77-83), Dallas Rangers (76-84), Oklahoma City 89ers (73-87), Monterrey Bandits (72-88)

AL West: San Francisco Seals (94-66), Anahiem Amigos (92-68), Vancouver Mounties (92-68), Portland Beavers (89-71), Los Angeles Angels (78-82), Reno Silver Sox (77-83), Seattle Pilots (73-87)

NL East: Philadelphia Phillies (94-66), Pittsburgh Pirates (92-68), Washington Nationals (92-68), Montreal Expos (83-77), New York Giants (76-84), Brooklyn Dodgers (75-85), Boston Beacons (70-90)

NL North: Chicago Cubs (93-67), Columbus Explorers (91-69), Minnesota Twins (89-71), Milwaukee Brewers (84-76), Omaha Royals (65-95), Cincinnati Reds (63-97), Fargo Redhawks (58-102)

NL South: Birmingham Barons (97-63), Charlotte Bobcats (90-70), San Antonio Missions (89-71), Atlanta Braves (86-74), St. Louis Cardinals (81-79), Tampa Bay Rays (70-90), Havana Hurricanes (51-109)

NL West: Denver Rockies (105-55), San Diego Padres (82-78), Oakland Panthers (81-79), Los Angeles Knights (77-83), Arizona Diamondbacks (73-87), Calgary Wranglers (72-88), Las Vegas Blackjacks (61-99)

Playoffs
ALDS: Cleveland def. New Orleans 4-1, Boston Red Sox def. San Francisco 4-3

NLDS: Chicago Cubs def. Denver 4-2, Philadelphia def. Birmingham 4-1

ALCS: Cleveland def. Boston 4-3

NLCS: Chicago Cubs def. Philadelphia 4-3

WS: Cleveland def. Chicago Cubs 4-2

League Leaders
Batting Average - Juan Polemil (Omaha) .368

Home Runs - Geoff Jenkins (Cleveland) & Magglio Ordonez (Calgary) 50

RBI - Magglio Ordonez (Calgary) 147

Stolen Bases - Paul Failla (Philadelphia) 50

OBP + Slugging % - Geoff Jenkins (Cleveland) 1.108

ERA - Bobby Kidwell (NY Yankees) 2.64

Wins - Marcos Perez (Cleveland) 20

Strikeouts - Jeff Heaverlo (San Antonio) 305