Offense
In the American League, Alan McDill led the league in Batting Average (.323), OBP (.412), SLG (.644), and OPS (1.056). A very impressive year for him indeed. Weldon Rando was also feature multiple times, leading the league in Runs (131) and Stolen Bases (105). His 105 SB was the 2nd most in Kenny Powers history for a single season, and Rando now owns all 5 of the top 5 individual seasons in Stolen Bases!
In the National League, Russell Berry led the league in OBP (.417), SLG (.571) and OBP (.989). Louisville's Bob Cambridge took home the batting title (.334) and had the most hits (217). His 217 hits are tied for 3rd best ever in a single season in Kenny Powers history.
Here are the complete Offensive League Leaders!
American League
| Batting Average | Alan McDill | Dover | .323 | ||||
| Home Runs | Achilles Sadler | Detroit | 54 | ||||
| RBI | Chipper Nippert | Arizona | 128 | ||||
| Stolen Bases | Weldon Rando | Toronto | 105 | ||||
| Hits | Clay Neal | Nashville | 202 | ||||
| Runs | Weldon Rando | Toronto | 131 | ||||
| OBP | Alan McDill | Dover | .412 | ||||
| SLG | Alan McDill | Dover | .644 | ||||
| OPS | Alan McDill | Dover | 1.056 | ||||
National League
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| Batting Average | Bob Cambridge | Louisville | .334 | ||||
| Home Runs | J.C. Ganzel | Honolulu | 48 | ||||
| RBI | Antonio Liang | Louisville | 131 | ||||
| Stolen Bases | Luis Estalella | Indianapolis | 51 | ||||
| Hits | Bob Cambridge | Louisville | 217 | ||||
| Runs | Joaquin Valverde | Oklahoma City | 111 | ||||
| OBP | Russell Berry | Tampa Bay | .417 | ||||
| SLG | Russell Berry | Tampa Bay | .571 | ||||
| OPS | Russell Berry | Tampa Bay | .989 |
Pitching
On the pitching side in the American League, Ted Wagner of Toronto led the league in ERA (2.88) and Complete Games (7), while Benito Lucano of Texas led the league in Wins (17) and Quality Starts (25).
In the National League, Jimmie Soto of Buffalo tied for the league lead in Wins (21), and had the most Strikeouts (231) and Quality Starts (29). His 29 Quality Starts tied for 5th most in Kenny Powers history.
Ralph Moseley and Jeff Jennings each tossed 3 shutouts this season which ties for 5th best in any single season in World history.
Here are the complete pitching leaders!
American League
| ERA | Ted Wagner | Toronto | 2.88 |
| Wins | Benito Lucano | Texas | 17 |
| Strikeouts | Stewart Mouton | New Britain | 220 |
| Saves | Zachrey Coleman | Toronto | 40 |
| WHIP | Will Scott | Charleston | 1.07 |
| Innings Pitched | Clyde Hurst | Arizona | 247.0 |
| Quality Starts | Benito Lucano | Texas | 25 |
| Complete Games | Ted Wagner | Toronto | 7 |
| Shutouts | Ralph Moseley | Detroit | 3 |
National League |
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| ERA | Alberto Campos | Vancouver | 2.10 |
| Wins | Jimmie Soto | Buffalo | 21 |
| Dwight Flynn | Buffalo | 21 | |
| Strikeouts | Jimmie Soto | Buffalo | 232 |
| Saves | Markus Nelson | Rochester | 47 |
| WHIP | Tuck Huff | Burlington | 1.01 |
| Innings Pitched | Jim Forbes | Burlington | 252.0 |
| Quality Starts | Jimmie Soto | Buffalo | 29 |
| Complete Games | Spud Wheeler | Indianapolis | 7 |
| Shutouts | Jeff Jennings | St.Louis | 3 |
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