1993 Pacific Coast League season

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The 1993 Pacific Coast League season was the 90th in the league's history, and ended with the Tucson Toros winning their second league championship in three years.

Since the Toros and Portland Beavers won both halves of their respective divisions, the PCL did away with semifinal playoffs and held a best-of-seven championship series instead. It was the first time since the split-season format was instituted in 1979 that two teams won both halves of the season.

After the season, the Beavers were sold and moved to Salt Lake City, UT.

[edit] Final first-half standings

Playoff teams in bold.

[edit] Final second-half standings

Playoff teams in bold.

[edit] Overall standings

[edit] Championship Finals

[edit] League Leaders

[edit] Batting

• Batting Average Jim Lindeman, Tucson, .362
• Runs Scored James Mouton, Tucson, 126
• Hits Mouton, 172
• Doubles Mouton, 42
• Triples Lee Tinsley, Calgary, 18
• Home Runs J.R. Phillips, Phoenix, 27
• Runs Batted In Billy Ashley, Albuquerque, 100
• Stolen Bases Reggie Williams, Vancouver, 50

[edit] Pitching

• Wins Tom Drees, Portland, 15
• Earned Run Average Pat Mahomes, Portland, 3.03
• Complete Games Five tied with 4
• Shutouts Drees, 2
• Strikeouts Scott Sanders, Las Vegas, 161
• Saves Todd Williams, Albuquerque, 21

[edit] All-Star Team

• First Base J.R. Phillips, Phoenix
• Second Base James Mouton, Tucson
• Shortstop Kurt Abbott, Tacoma
• Third Base Eduardo Pérez, Vancouver
• Outfield Billy Ashley, Albuquerque; Rikkert Faneyte, Phoenix; Nigel Wilson, Edmonton
• Catcher Brian Johnson, Las Vegas
• Designated Hitter Bernardo Brito, Portland
• Right-Handed Pitcher Dave Weathers, Edmonton
• Left-Handed Pitcher Carlos Pulido, Portland
• Relief Pitcher Todd Williams, Albuquerque

[edit] External Links

1993 PCL - The Baseball Cube

1994 Baseball Almanac