THE PARADISE CANYON LEAGUE
THE OFFICIAL BOOK OF RECORDS
THE PARADISE CANYON LEAGUE |
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THE OFFICIAL BOOK OF RECORDS |
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(THROUGH THE 2017 SEASON) |
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| Franchise Records | ||
| Playoff Records | ||
| (cumulative team results - previous affiliation dropped): | ||
Most Play-off Appearances |
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| St. Louis | 18 | |
| Augusta | 17 | |
| Las Vegas | 15 | |
| Hawaii | 14 | |
| Southern Cal | 12 | |
| New Jersey | 11 | |
| Santa Barbara | 10 | |
| Chicago, Lancaster | 9 | |
| Arizona | 8 | |
| Ballybunion, Pebble Beach | 5 | |
| St. Andrews | 4 | |
| Virginia Beach | 4 | |
| Connecticut | 3 | |
| Bay Area | 1 | |
Most World Series Appearances |
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| St. Louis | 10 | (4-6) |
| Las Vegas | 8 | (5-3) |
| Southern Cal | 7 | (6-1) |
| Chicago | 7 | (4-3) |
| Hawaii | 5 | (1-4) |
| Santa Barbara; Augusta; Lancaster | 4 | SBM (3-1); AGN (1-3); LAN (0-4) |
| St. Andrews | 3 | STA (1-2) |
| Connecticut; New Jersey; Ballybunion | 2 | CON (2-0); NJK (2-0); BBN (0-2) |
| Arizona | 1 | (0-1) |
| Pebble Beach | 1 | (0-1) |
Team Records - Single Season |
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Bold represents the present league record and listed below is the previously established record |
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Most Wins in a Season: |
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| St. Louis (2008) | 65 | |
| Chicago (2004) | 57 | |
| New Jersey (2000) | 57 | |
| Kansas (1995) | 55 | |
| St. Louis (1996) | 55 | |
| Hawaii (1993) | 54 | |
| Southern Cal (1990), Chicago (1991) | 51 | |
Highest Team Batting Average: |
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| Santa Barbara (2000) | .302 | |
| Los Angeles (1991) | .299 | |
Most Runs Scored: |
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| New Jersey (2005) | 553 | |
| New Jersey (2000) | 547 | |
| Santa Barbara (2000) | 547 | |
| Southern Cal (1996) | 487 | |
| St. Louis (1995) | 457 | |
| St. Louis (1993) | 420 | |
| Chicago (1991) | 388 | |
Most Home Runs Hit: |
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| Santa Barbara (2001) | 172 | |
| Southern Cal (1998) | 160 | |
| Park City (1997) | 143 | |
| Southern Cal (1996) | 136 | |
| Southern Cal (1995) | 135 | |
| Southern Cal (1994) | 130 | |
| Chicago (1992) | 99 | |
| Milwaukee (1991) | 96 | |
Lowest Team Earned Run Average: |
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| Santa Barbara (2016) | 2.52 | |
| Kansas (1994) | 2.74 | |
| Hawaii (1992) | 2.86 | |
| Santa Barbara (1990) | 3.01 | |
Most Saves (team): |
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| Las Vegas (2016) | 33 | |
| Las Vegas (2008) | 33 | |
| St. Louis (2003) | 31 | |
| Chicago (1990) | 30 | |
Most Strikeouts (team): |
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| Southern Cal (2009) | 853 | |
| St. Andrews (2005) | 744 | |
| Hawaii (2002) | 743 | |
| New Jersey (1998) | 737 | |
| Santa Barbara (1996) | 662 | |
| Park City (1994) | 655 | |
| Los Angeles (1991) | 607 | |
The "Other" Records |
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Fewest Runs scored by a Team - Season: |
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| Park City (1989) | 148 | |
Fewest Home Runs Hit, Team - Season: |
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| Connecticut (1990) | 28 | |
Lowest Team Batting Average - Season: |
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| Naugatuck Valley (1990) | .210 | |
Fewest Wins by a team - Season: |
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| Park City (2000) | 16 | |
| Toledo (1996) | 18 | |
| Santa Barbara (1995) | 20 | |
| Montana Evergreen (1993) | 22 | |
| Naugatuck Valley (1990) | 24 | |
Highest Team ERA - Season: |
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| Park City (2000) | 7.29 | |
| Park City (1999) | 5.74 | |
| Bay Area (1995) | 5.73 | |
| Toledo (1994) | 5.00 | |
| New Jersey (1993) | 4.78 | |
| Milwaukee (1992) | 4.71 | |
Fewest Team Saves - Season: |
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| Santa Barbara (1995) | 4 | |
| Naugatuck Valley (1990) | 4 | |
Individual Records
THE PARADISE CANYON LEAGUE |
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THE OFFICIAL BOOK OF RECORDS |
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(THROUGH THE 2017 SEASON) |
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Individual Records |
Single Season |
| Bold represents the present league record and listed below is the previously established record | |
Hitting |
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Highest Batting Average: |
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| Todd Helton (Hawaii - 2001) | .416 |
| Tony Gwynn (St. Louis - 1995) | .406 |
| Ivan Calderon (SoCal/Los Angeles - 1992) | .378 |
| Tony Gwynn (Los Angeles - 1989) | .359 |
Most Hits: |
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| Tony Gwynn (St. Louis - 1995) | 142 |
| Tony Gwynn (St. Louis - 1993) | 117 |
| Kevin Bass (Park City 1990) | 116 |
Most Doubles: |
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| Todd Helton (Hawaii - 2001) | 50 |
| Mark Grace (Santa Barbara - 1996) | 36 |
| Larry Walker (New Jersey - 1995) | 31 |
| Kevin Bass (Montana - 1995) | 31 |
| Charlie Hayes (Southern Cal - 1994) | 29 |
| Terry Pendleton (Hawaii - 1993) | 27 |
| Bill Doran (Southern Cal - 1991) | 26 |
Most Triples: |
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| Jose Reyes (Santa Barbara - 2012) | 16 |
| Kenny Lofton (Hawaii - 2007) | 16 |
| Deion Sanders (Southern Cal - 1993) | 16 |
| Lenny Dykstra (Chicago - 1992) | 13 |
| Bip Roberts (Chicago - 1990) | 12 |
Most Home Runs: |
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| Rafael Palmeiro (New Jersey - 2001) | 44 |
| Ken Griffey, Jr. (Southern Cal - 1998) | 39 |
| Mark McCwire (Park City -1998) | 37 |
| Mark McGwire, Ron Gant (Park City - 1997) | 35 |
| Ken Griffey, Jr. (Southern Cal - 1994) | 31 |
| Kevin Mitchell (Park City - 1992) | 28 |
| Darryl Strawberry (So.Cal - 1990) | 27 |
| Glen Davis (Park City - 1991) | 27 |
Most Runs Batted In: |
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| Albert Pujols (New Jersey - 2005) | 108 |
| Javy Lopez (Chicago - 2004) | 92 |
| Rafael Palmeiro (New Jersey - 2001) | 90 |
| Ken Griffey, Jr. (Southern Cal - 1998) | 89 |
| Dave Justice (Chicago - 1991) | 84 |
| Mike Piazza (Southern Cal - 1996) | 84 |
Most Runs Scored: |
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| Albert Pujols (New Jersey - 2005) | 91 |
| Larry Walker (New Jersey - 2000) | 89 |
| Roberto Alomar (Hawaii - 1993) | 81 |
| Barry Larkin (Los Angeles - 1992) | 64 |
| Bip Roberts (Chicago - 1991) | 61 |
Most Stolen Bases: |
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| Vince Coleman (Chicago - 1990) | 68 |
Most Walks: |
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| Mark McGwire (Park City - 1999) | 159 |
| Mark McGwire (Park City - 1997) | 104 |
| Barry Bonds (Bay Area - 1993) | 99 |
| Jack Clark (Southern California - 1991) | 80 |
| Jack Clark (Southern California - 1990) | 70 |
Most Intentional Walks: |
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| Mark McGwire (Park City - 1999) | 96 |
| Mark McGwire (Park City - 1997) | 54 |
| Jeff Bagwell (Augusta - 1995) | 42 |
Pitching |
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Lowest Earned Run Average (starter): |
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| Adam Wainwright (Chicago - 2015) | 1.31 |
| Nolan Ryan (Los Angeles - 1992) | 1.74 |
Lowest Earned Run Average (reliever): |
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| Houston Street (Princeville - 2013) | 0.00 |
| Brian Holton (Long Beach - 1989) | 0.78 |
Most Wins: |
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| Adam Wainwright (Chicago - 2015) | 17 |
| Ramon Martinez (St. Louis - 1994) | 15 |
| Mark Prior (Chicago - 2004) | 15 |
| Ismael Valdes (Augusta - 1996) | 15 |
| John Tudor (Chicago - 1991) | 14 |
Most Losses: |
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| Chris Hammond (Montana - 1993) | 15 |
| Rickey Bones (Las Vegas - 1994) | 15 |
| Tom Candiotti (Santa Barbara - 1995) | 15 |
Most Saves: |
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| J.J. Putz (Chicago - 2013) | 32 |
| Brian Wilson (Lancaster – 2010) | 27 |
| Octavio Dotel (Augusta – 2003) | 27 |
| Trevor Hoffman (Chicago - 1997) | 27 |
| Lee Smith (St. Louis - 1993) | 23 |
| Bill Landrum (Chicago - 1990) | 22 |
Most Shutouts: |
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| Zack Greinke (Hawaii - 2016) | 6 |
| Pedro Martinez (Kansas - 2000) | 6 |
| Bob Tewksbury (Bay Area - 1993) | 6 |
Most Complete Games: |
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| Zack Greinke (Hawaii - 2016) | 16 |
| Carlos Zambrano (New Jersey - 2005) | 16 |
| Curt Schilling (Augusta - 1993) | 14 |
| Jason Schmidt (Virginia Beach - 2004) | 14 |
| Pedro Martinez (Virginia Beach - 2001) | 14 |
Most Appearances: |
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| Jose Jimenez (New Jersey - 2003) | 50 |
| Rick Reed (Toledo - 1998) | 49 |
| Danny Graves (New Jersey - 2001) | 49 |
| Trevor Hoffman (Chicago - 1997) | 46 |
Most Innings Pitched: |
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| Ismael Valdes (Augusta - 1996) | 190 |
| Curt Schilling (Augusta - 1993) | 176 |
| Mike Scott (Los Angeles - 1989) | 174 |
Most Strikeouts: |
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| Nolan Ryan (Los Angeles & Kansas - 1991) | 235 |
| *(mid-season trade) |