The 2014 Pacific Coast League season was the 112th season in the league's history. The Omaha Storm Chasers repeated in winning both the title and the Triple-A Baseball National Championship; they became the first team to win three pennants in four years in the PCL since Albuquerque did it from 1980-1982. This year's All-Star catcher, Francisco Peña, was the son of the All-Star catcher the year Albuquerque began their run, Tony Peña. The league also saw the continued dominance of Petersons and Pedersons - after Brock Peterson led in homers last year, Joc Pederson led in runs and homers en route to the MVP while Shane Peterson led in doubles and hits.
Both the Sacramento River Cats and Las Vegas 51s posted the same record as in 2013.
Final standings[edit]
Playoff teams in bold.
American Conference[edit]
Pacific Conference[edit]
Playoffs[edit]
Conference Championships[edit]
| Omaha vs. Memphis
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| Date |
Away |
Home
|
| September 3 |
Memphis 0 |
Omaha 7
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| September 4 |
Memphis 4 |
Omaha 3
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| September 5 |
Omaha 2 |
Memphis 0
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| September 6 |
Omaha 6 |
Memphis 2
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| Omaha wins series 3-1
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|
| Reno vs. Las Vegas
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| Date |
Away |
Home
|
| September 3 |
Reno 4 |
Las Vegas 5
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| September 4 |
Reno 6 |
Las Vegas 0
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| September 5 |
Reno 7 |
Las Vegas 5
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| September 6 |
Reno 7 |
Las Vegas 3
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| Reno wins series 3-1
|
|
Championship Finals[edit]
| Reno vs. Omaha
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| Date |
Away |
Home
|
| September 9 |
Omaha 6 |
Reno 2
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| September 10 |
Omaha 2 |
Reno 4
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| September 12 |
Reno 2 |
Omaha 1
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| September 13 |
Reno 2 |
Omaha 11
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| September 14 |
Reno 0 |
Omaha 4
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| Omaha wins series 3-2 and
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| advances to Triple-A National Championship
|
|
League Leaders[edit]
Batting[edit]
- Batting Average Brennan Boesch, Salt Lake, .332
- Runs Scored Joc Pederson, Albuquerque, 106
- Hits Shane Peterson, Sacramento, 167
- Doubles Peterson, 40
- Triples Arismendy Alcantara, Iowa, 11
- Home Runs Pederson, 33
- Runs Batted In Mike Jacobs, Reno, 97
- Stolen Bases Austin Wates, Oklahoma City and New Orleans, 37
Pitching[edit]
- Wins Tim Cooney, Memphis, 14
- Earned Run Average Nick Tropeano, Oklahoma City, 3.03
- Complete Games Justin Germano, Round Rock and Albuquerque, 3
- Shutouts Sixteen tied with 1
- Strikeouts Noah Syndergaard, Las Vegas, 145
- Saves Blake Parker, Iowa, 25
All-Star Team[edit]
- First Base Adam Duvall, Fresno
- Second Base Arismendy Alcantara, Iowa
- Shortstop Nick Ahmed, Reno
- Third Base Andy Marte, Reno
- Outfield Joc Pederson, Albuquerque; Matt den Dekker, Los Angeles; Shane Peterson, Sacramento
- Catcher Francisco Peña, Omaha
- Designated Hitter Brennan Boesch, Salt Lake
- Right-Handed Pitcher Jimmy Nelson, Nashville
- Left-Handed Pitcher Tsuyoshi Wada, Iowa
- Relief Pitcher Blake Parker, Iowa
References[edit]
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