OFFENSE
In the American League, Marcell Johnson of Texas won the batting title (.335) and also led the league in runs (133). Teammate Aurelio Lima led the league in Slugging (.602) and OPS (1.004).
On the NL side, the leaderboard is dominated by Wiki Unamuno of Santa Fe (leader in Batting Average, Hits and Runs) and Willie Cerda of Buffalo (OBP, Slugging and OPS leader).
Here are the complete Offensive League Leaders!
| American League | |||
| Batting Average | Marcell Johnson | Texas | .325 |
| Home Runs | Thurman Hall | Charleston | 55 |
| RBI | Albert Cruz | Cincinnati | 144 |
| Stolen Bases | Shea Callaway | Cheyenne | 79 |
| Hits | Claude Hughes | New York | 197 |
| Runs | Marcell Johnson | Texas | 133 |
| OBP | Vic Crowe | Colorado Springs | .406 |
| SLG | Aurelio Lima | Texas | .602 |
| OPS | Aurelio Lima | Texas | 1.004 |
| National League | |||
| Batting Average | Wiki Unamuno | Santa Fe | .336 |
| Home Runs | Dorian Whitaker | Seattle | 51 |
| RBI | Edinson Hernandez | Santa Fe | 139 |
| Stolen Bases | Felipe Barrett | Hartford | 55 |
| Hits | Wiki Unamuno | Santa Fe | 205 |
| Runs | Wiki Unamuno | Santa Fe | 140 |
| OBP | Willie Cerda | Buffalo | .425 |
| SLG | Willie Cerda | Buffalo | .671 |
| OPS | Willie Cerda | Buffalo | 1.096 |
PITCHING
In the American League, it was a disappointing season for Atlanta's Francisco Aramboles, as he did not lead the AL in Saves. Other than that, he held at least a share of the lead for every other major category (ERA, Wins, Strikeouts, WHIP, IP, QS, Shutout leader, CG co-leader). His 253 strikeouts were 5th most all-time, and he now owns the top 5 single season strikeout marks. His 30 quality starts tie him for 2nd all-time, becoming only the 5th player to reach 30 quality starts in a season all-time. I think we have a favorite for the Cy Young here!
In the National League, there wasn't a single dominant pitcher like in the AL, but a few great seasons were had nonetheless. Chick Munson of Nashville led the league in ERA and strikeouts. Don Monahan of Las Vegas makes the leaders list once again, leading the NL in WHIP and was a co-leader in Complete Games. Seattle's Albert Tapies also was a co-leader in Complete Games and led the NL in shutouts.
Here are the complete Pitching League Leaders!
| American League | |||
| ERA | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 2.13 |
| Wins | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 22 |
| Strikeouts | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 253 |
| Saves | Antonio Ishida | Chicago | 47 |
| WHIP | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 0.96 |
| Innings Pitched | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 270.2 |
| Quality Starts | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 30 |
| Complete Games | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 7 |
| Randall Washington | Texas | 7 | |
| Steve Buckner | Charlotte | 7 | |
| Shutouts | Francisco Aramboles | Atlanta | 3 |
| National League | |||
| ERA | Chick Munson | Nashville | 2.29 |
| Wins | Red Collins | Florida | 21 |
| Strikeouts | Chick Munson | Nashville | 224 |
| Saves | Rodrigo Ontiveros | Las Vegas | 44 |
| WHIP | Don Monahan | Las Vegas | 0.94 |
| Innings Pitched | Paulie Flynn | Seattle | 234.2 |
| Quality Starts | Douglas Banks | Buffalo | 27 |
| Complete Games | Albert Tapies | Seattle | 4 |
| Carl Young | Philadelphia | 4 | |
| Don Monahan | Las Vegas | 4 | |
| Shutouts | Albert Tapies | Seattle | 3 |