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28 teams in AL, NL · 2269 regular-season games · 1993-04-05 to 1993-10-03 · attendance 70,257,938

◀ 1992 1994 ▶

World Series champion

Toronto Blue Jays

MVP

Frank Thomas AL
Barry Bonds NL

Cy Young

Jack McDowell AL
Greg Maddux NL

Rookie of the Year

Tim Salmon AL
Mike Piazza NL

All-Star Game

1993-07-13 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Hall of Fame class of 1993

Reggie Jackson

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
League Championship	Toronto Blue Jays 4–2 Chicago White Sox	6
League Championship	Philadelphia Phillies 4–2 Atlanta Braves	6
World Series	Toronto Blue Jays 4–2 Philadelphia Phillies	6

Standings

AL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Toronto Blue Jays	95	67	.586	—	742	4,057,947	Cito Gaston	World Series Division
2	New York Yankees	88	74	.543	7	761	2,416,942	Buck Showalter
3	Baltimore Orioles	85	77	.525	10	745	3,644,965	Johnny Oates
3	Detroit Tigers	85	77	.525	10	837	1,971,421	Sparky Anderson
5	Boston Red Sox	80	82	.494	15	698	2,422,021	Butch Hobson
6	Cleveland Indians	76	86	.469	19	813	2,177,908	Mike Hargrove
7	Milwaukee Brewers	69	93	.426	26	792	1,688,080	Phil Garner

AL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Chicago White Sox	94	68	.580	—	664	2,581,091	Gene Lamont	Division
2	Texas Rangers	86	76	.531	8	751	2,244,616	Kevin Kennedy
3	Kansas City Royals	84	78	.519	10	694	1,934,578	Hal McRae
4	Seattle Mariners	82	80	.506	12	731	2,052,638	Lou Piniella
5	California Angels	71	91	.438	23	770	2,057,460	Buck Rodgers
5	Minnesota Twins	71	91	.438	23	830	2,048,673	Tom Kelly
7	Oakland Athletics	68	94	.420	26	846	2,035,025	Tony LaRussa

NL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Philadelphia Phillies	97	65	.599	—	740	3,137,674	Jim Fregosi	Pennant Division
2	Montreal Expos	94	68	.580	3	682	1,641,437	Felipe Alou
3	St. Louis Cardinals	87	75	.537	10	744	2,844,977	Joe Torre
4	Chicago Cubs	84	78	.519	13	739	2,653,763	Jim Lefebvre
5	Pittsburgh Pirates	75	87	.463	22	806	1,650,593	Jim Leyland
6	Florida Marlins	64	98	.395	33	724	3,064,847	Rene Lachemann
7	New York Mets	59	103	.364	38	744	1,873,183	Jeff Torborg, Dallas Green

NL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Atlanta Braves	104	58	.642	—	559	3,884,720	Bobby Cox	Division
2	San Francisco Giants	103	59	.636	1	636	2,606,354	Dusty Baker
3	Houston Astros	85	77	.525	19	630	2,084,618	Art Howe
4	Los Angeles Dodgers	81	81	.500	23	662	3,170,393	Tom Lasorda
5	Cincinnati Reds	73	89	.451	31	785	2,453,232	Tony Perez, Davey Johnson
6	Colorado Rockies	67	95	.414	37	967	4,483,350	Don Baylor
7	San Diego Padres	61	101	.377	43	772	1,375,432	Jim Riggleman

Leaders

AL

RBI

AVG

ERA

NL

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AVG

ERA

No-hitters

Chris Bosio, Seattle Mariners vs. Boston Red Sox, 1993-04-22
Jim Abbott, New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Indians, 1993-09-04
Darryl Kile, Houston Astros vs. New York Mets, 1993-09-08

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