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28 teams in AL, NL · 2017 regular-season games · 1995-04-25 to 1995-10-02 · attendance 50,469,236

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World Series champion

Atlanta Braves

MVP

Mo Vaughn AL
Barry Larkin NL

Cy Young

Randy Johnson AL
Greg Maddux NL

Rookie of the Year

Marty Cordova AL
Hideo Nomo NL

All-Star Game

1995-07-11 at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington

Hall of Fame class of 1995

Leon Day, Mike Schmidt, Richie Ashburn, Vic Willis, William Hulbert

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
Division Series	Cleveland Indians 3–0 Boston Red Sox	3
Division Series	Seattle Mariners 3–2 New York Yankees	5
Division Series	Atlanta Braves 3–1 Colorado Rockies	4
Division Series	Cincinnati Reds 3–0 Los Angeles Dodgers	3
League Championship	Cleveland Indians 4–2 Seattle Mariners	6
League Championship	Atlanta Braves 4–0 Cincinnati Reds	4
World Series	Atlanta Braves 4–2 Cleveland Indians	6

Standings

AL Central

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Cleveland Indians	100	44	.694	—	607	2,842,745	Mike Hargrove	Pennant Division
2	Kansas City Royals	70	74	.486	30	691	1,233,530	Bob Boone
3	Chicago White Sox	68	76	.472	32	758	1,609,773	Gene Lamont, Terry Bevington
4	Milwaukee Brewers	65	79	.451	35	747	1,087,560	Phil Garner
5	Minnesota Twins	56	88	.389	44	889	1,057,667	Tom Kelly

AL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Boston Red Sox	86	58	.597	—	698	2,164,410	Kevin Kennedy	Division
2	New York Yankees	79	65	.549	7	688	1,705,263	Buck Showalter	Wild Card
3	Baltimore Orioles	71	73	.493	15	640	3,098,475	Phil Regan
4	Detroit Tigers	60	84	.417	26	844	1,180,979	Sparky Anderson
5	Toronto Blue Jays	56	88	.389	30	777	2,826,483	Cito Gaston

AL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Seattle Mariners	79	66	.545	—	708	1,643,203	Lou Piniella	Division
2	California Angels	78	67	.538	1	697	1,748,680	Marcel Lachemann
3	Texas Rangers	74	70	.514	4.5	720	1,985,910	Johnny Oates
4	Oakland Athletics	67	77	.465	11.5	761	1,174,310	Tony LaRussa

NL Central

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Cincinnati Reds	85	59	.590	—	623	1,837,649	Davey Johnson	Division
2	Houston Astros	76	68	.528	9	674	1,363,801	Terry Collins
3	Chicago Cubs	73	71	.507	12	671	1,918,265	Jim Riggleman
4	St. Louis Cardinals	62	81	.434	22.5	658	1,756,727	Joe Torre, Mike Jorgensen
5	Pittsburgh Pirates	58	86	.403	27	736	905,517	Jim Leyland

NL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Atlanta Braves	90	54	.625	—	540	2,561,831	Bobby Cox	World Series Division
2	New York Mets	69	75	.479	21	618	1,273,183	Dallas Green
2	Philadelphia Phillies	69	75	.479	21	658	2,043,598	Jim Fregosi
4	Florida Marlins	67	76	.469	22.5	673	1,700,466	Rene Lachemann
5	Montreal Expos	66	78	.458	24	638	1,309,618	Felipe Alou

NL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Los Angeles Dodgers	78	66	.542	—	609	2,766,251	Tom Lasorda	Division
2	Colorado Rockies	77	67	.535	1	783	3,390,037	Don Baylor	Wild Card
3	San Diego Padres	70	74	.486	8	672	1,041,805	Bruce Bochy
4	San Francisco Giants	67	77	.465	11	776	1,241,500	Dusty Baker

Leaders

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NL

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No-hitters

Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Florida Marlins, 1995-07-14

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