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1989 Carolina League season
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1989 Carolina League season Carolina League Baseball April 7 – August 30 140 8 Regular season Phil Plantier, Lynchburg Red Sox Playoffs Prince William Cannons Durham Bulls List of Carolina League seasons CL 1988 Carolina League season 1988 1990 Carolina League season 1990
The 1989 Carolina League was a Class A baseball season played between April 7 and August 30. Eight teams played a 140-game schedule, with the winners of each half of the season competing in the playoffs.
The Prince William Cannons won the Carolina League championship, defeating the Durham Bulls in the final round of the playoffs.
Team changes
The Hagerstown Suns relocated to Frederick, Maryland and were renamed the Frederick Keys. The club remained affiliated with the Baltimore Orioles.
The Prince William Yankees were renamed the Prince William Cannons. The club remained affiliated with the New York Yankees.
The Virginia Generals were renamed the Peninsula Pilots.
Teams
1989 Carolina League Division Team City MLB Affiliate Stadium North Frederick Keys Frederick, Maryland Baltimore Orioles McCurdy Field Lynchburg Red Sox Lynchburg, Virginia Boston Red Sox City Stadium Prince William Cannons Woodbridge, Virginia New York Yankees Prince William County Stadium Salem Buccaneers Salem, Virginia Pittsburgh Pirates Salem Municipal Field South Durham Bulls Durham, North Carolina Atlanta Braves Durham Athletic Park Kinston Indians Kinston, North Carolina Cleveland Indians Grainger Stadium Peninsula Pilots Hampton, Virginia None War Memorial Stadium Winston-Salem Spirits Winston-Salem, North Carolina Chicago Cubs Ernie Shore Field
Map of teams
left 10px North division 10px South division 1000 425 330 190 675 USA 2800 USA 39.41 -77.42 Blue pog.svg 80 top Frederick #ffe
USA 37.39 -79.17 Blue pog.svg 80 top Lynchburg #ffe
USA 38.68 -77.35 Blue pog.svg 80 top Prince William #ffe
USA 37.29 -80.05 Blue pog.svg 80 top Salem #ffe
USA 36.00 -78.90 Red pog.svg 80 top Durham #ffe
USA 35.27 -77.57 Red pog.svg 80 top Kinston #ffe
USA 37.01 -76.39 Red pog.svg 80 top Peninsula #ffe
USA 36.13 -80.25 Red pog.svg 80 top Winston-Salem #ffe
Regular season
Summary
The Durham Bulls finished with the best record in the league for the first time since 1962.
The Frederick Keys failed to qualify for the post-season despite finishing with the best record in the North Division, as the team did not finish in first place in either half of the season.
Standings
1989 CL Standings at stats-crew.com, URL accessed December 18, 2024
North division Team Win Loss % GB Frederick Keys 73 65 73 65 – Prince William Cannons 72 66 72 66 1 Lynchburg Red Sox 70 66 70 66 2 Salem Buccaneers 63 75 63 75 10South division Durham Bulls 84 54 84 54 – Kinston Indians 76 60 76 60 7 Winston-Salem Spirits 64 71 64 71 18.5 Peninsula Pilots 44 89 44 89 37.5
League Leaders
Batting leaders
1989 CL Batting Leaders at baseball-reference.com, URL accessed December 18, 2024
Stat Player Total AVG David Segui, Frederick Keys .317 H John Wehner, Salem Buccaneers 155 R Al Martin, Durham Bulls 84 2B Ken Pennington, Durham Bulls 34 3B Pat Kelly, Prince William Cannons 7 HR Phil Plantier, Lynchburg Red Sox 27 RBI Phil Plantier, Lynchburg Red Sox 105 SB Rod Lofton, Frederick Keys 62
Pitching leaders
1989 CL Pitching Leaders at baseball-reference.com, URL accessed December 18, 2024
Stat Player Total W Mike Draper, Prince William Cannons 14 ERA Ray Mullino, Winston-Salem Spirits 2.32 CG Mike Aspray, Winston-Salem Spirits 10 SV Joe Ausanio, Salem Buccaneers 20 SO Derek Livernois, Lynchburg Red Sox 151 IP Mike Aspray, Winston-Salem Spirits 177.0
Playoffs
The Prince William Cannons won their first Carolina League championship, defeating the Durham Bulls in four games.
Playoff bracket
Semi-finals Finals N1 Prince William 2 N2 Lynchburg 1 S1 Durham bye N1 Prince William 3 S1 Durham 1
Awards
Carolina League awards Award name Recipient Most Valuable Player Phil Plantier, Lynchburg Red Sox Pitcher of the Year Charles Nagy, Kinston Indians Manager of the Year Grady Little, Durham Bulls
See also
1989 Major League Baseball season
References
External links
Minor League Baseball official website
Carolina League season
Category:1989 in sports in Maryland
Category:1989 in sports in North Carolina
Category:1989 in sports in Virginia