1974 Pacific Coast League season

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The 1974 Pacific Coast League season was the 71st in the league's history, and ended with the Spokane Indians winning their second straight league championship.

The Sacramento Solons replaced the Eugene Emeralds in the league.

1 Final standings
- 1.1 Championship Finals
2 League Leaders
- 2.1 Batting
- 2.2 Pitching
3 All-Star Team
4 References

[edit] Final standings

Playoff teams in bold.

East Division	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Albuquerque Dukes	76	66	.535	-	Stan Wasiak	Los Angeles Dodgers
Phoenix Giants	75	69	.521	2	Rocky Bridges	San Francisco Giants
Salt Lake City Angels	69	73	.486	7	Norm Sherry	Calfornia Angels
Tucson Toros	65	78	.455	11½	Sherm Lollar	Oakland Athletics

West Division	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Spokane Indians	78	64	.549	-	Del Wilber	Texas Rangers
Tacoma Twins	75	66	.532	2½	Cal Ermer	Minnesota Twins
Hawaii Islanders	67	77	.465	12	Roy Hartsfield	San Diego Padres
Sacramento Solons	66	78	.448	13	Bob Lemon	Milwaukee Brewers

[edit] Championship Finals

Spokane vs. Albuquerque
Date	Away	Home
September 3	Albuquerque 3	Spokane 4
	10 innings
September 4	Albuquerque 6	Spokane 7
September 5	Spokane 4	Albuquerque 2
Spokane wins series 3-0

[edit] League Leaders

[edit] Batting

Batting Average Glenn Adams, Phoenix, .352
Runs Scored Bill McNulty, Sacramento, 135
Hits Bob Randall, Albuquerque, 181
Doubles Tom Robson, Spokane, 35
Triples Skip James, Phoenix, 11
Home Runs McNulty, 55
Runs Batted In McNulty, 135
Stolen Bases Dave Moates, Spokane, 42

[edit] Pitching

Wins Rex Hudson, Albuquerque, 16
Earned Run Average Juan Veintidos, Tacoma, 3.67
Complete Games 5 tied with 11
Shutouts Gary Lavelle, Phoenix; John Montefusco, Phoenix, 3
Strikeouts Butch Metzger, Phoenix, 148
Saves Mark Wiley, Tacoma, 16

[edit] All-Star Team

First Base Skip James, Phoenix
Second Base Bob Randall, Albuquerque
Shortstop Phil Garner, Tucson
Third Base Bill McNulty, Sacramento
Outfield Bruce Bochte, Salt Lake City; Dave Moates, Spokane; Charlie Manuel, Albuquerque
Catcher Tim Hosley, Tucson
Designated Hitter Tom Robson, Spokane
Pitcher Rex Hudson, Albuquerque; Rick Waits, Spokane
Manager Rocky Bridges, Phoenix