Season 11 League Leaders

Now that the regular season is over, here's a look at Season 11's League Leaders.

Offense
In the American League, good things came in two, Wilton Gang led the league in batting average (.364) and OBP (.429), Butch Borland led the league in Home Runs (50) and RBI (140), while Dover teammate Roger Baker led the league in slugging percentage (.644) and OPS (1.051).  Another player who doubled up was Weldon Rando who led the league in runs (139) and Stolen Bases (89).  His 89 stolen bases were 2nd most in World history, and he also happens to own the records for 1st and 3rd most!  In the NL, Robb Ross was the only one to lead multiple categories, as he was the leader in batting average (.348), slugging percentage (.646) and OBP (1.073).  Here's the complete listing of offensive leaders:

American League
Batting Average	Wilton Gang	Little Rock	0.364
Home Runs	Butch Borland	Dover	50
RBI	Butch Borland	Dover	140
Stolen Bases	Weldon Rando	Cincinnati	89
Hits	Luis Vega	Pawtucket	200
Runs	Weldon Rando	Cincinnati	139
OBP	Wilton Gang	Little Rock	0.429
SLG	Roger Baker	Dover	0.644
OPS	Roger Baker	Dover	1.051
National League
Batting Average	Robb Ross	Boston	0.348
Home Runs	Eugene Quirarte	Helena	44
RBI	Joaquin Valverde	Oklahoma City	137
Stolen Bases	Tony Moyer	Salem	63
Hits	Bob Cambridge	Louisville	193
Runs	Billy Beualac	Tampa Bay	117
OBP	David Ontiveros	Louisville	0.440
SLG	Robb Ross	Boston	0.646
OPS	Robb Ross	Boston	1.073

Pitching
In the AL, it was all about Clyde Hurst. In a tremendous year, he lead the league in ERA (2.42), Strikeouts (213), WHIP (1.06) and Quality Starts (28).  Seems to me like he should be picking up a record tying 3rd Cy Young award this season. Steve Lampkin led the league in wins (21) and tied for the lead in Complete Games. Al Hollandsworth tied for the lead in Complete Games (6) and Shutouts (2).  In the NL, Che-Bang Kata led the league in innings pitched (254), strikeouts (253) and tied for the lead in quality starts (28).  Kata's 253 strikeouts came just short of breaking the top 5 best in World History, but Kata can be consoled by the fact that he, himself has all 5 of the top 5 best seasons in strikeouts, wow! Matty Posada recorded the 3rd most wins in World history with 24 and also tied Kata for most quality starts with 28. Dan Ohlendorf recorded 51 saves, 4th most in World history. Richard Ma recorded a 0.97 WHIP, which only 3 people have topped, but I didn't calculate it down to the decimal point to see if it's a true top 5.  Here's the complete listing of pitching leaders:

American League
ERA	Clyde Hurst	Vancouver	2.42
Wins	Steve Lampkin	Little Rock	21
Strikeouts	Clyde Hurst	Vancouver	213
Saves	Alfredo Jose	Augusta	49
WHIP	Clyde Hurst	Vancouver	1.06
Innings Pitched	Nicholas Johnstone	Los Angeles	252
Quality Starts	Clyde Hurst	Vancouver	28
Complete Games	Steve Lampkin	Little Rock	6
	Al Hollandsworth	Seattle	6
Shutouts	Al Hollandsworth	Seattle	2
	R.J. Vidal	Seattle	2
	Elvis Singleton	New Britain	2
National League
ERA	Brad Miles	Tampa Bay	1.90
Wins	Matty Posada	Louisville	24
Strikeouts	Che-Bang Kata	Tacoma	253
Saves	Dan Ohlendorf	Salem	51
WHIP	Richard Ma	Oklahoma City	0.97
Innings Pitched	Che-Bang Kata	Tacoma	254
Quality Starts	Matty Posada	Louisville	28
	Che-Bang Kata	Tacoma	28
Complete Games	Ramiro Vazquez	Rochester	7
Shutouts	Ramiro Vazquez	Rochester	3