2019 International League season

The 2019 International League season was the 133rd season in the league's history.

Final standings

Playoff teams in bold.

North Division

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders	76	65	.539	--	Jay Bell	New York Yankees
Syracuse Mets	75	66	.532	1	Tony DeFrancesco	New York Mets
Buffalo Bisons	71	69	.507	4½	Bob Meacham	Toronto Blue Jays
Rochester Red Wings	70	70	.500	5½	Joel Skinner	Minnesota Twins
Lehigh Valley IronPigs	66	74	.471	9½	Gary Jones	Philadelphia Phillies
Pawtucket Red Sox	59	81	.421	16½	Billy McMillon	Boston Red Sox

South Division

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Gwinnett Stripers	80	59	.576	--	Damon Berryhill	Atlanta Braves
Durham Bulls	75	64	.540	5	Brady Williams	Tampa Bay Rays
Charlotte Knights	75	64	.540	5	Mark Grudzielanek	Chicago White Sox
Norfolk Tides	60	79	.432	20	Gary Kendall	Baltimore Orioles

West Division

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Columbus Clippers	81	59	.570	--	Tony Mansolino	Cleveland Indians
Indianapolis Indians	66	74	.471	15	Brian Esposito	Pittsburgh Pirates
Toledo Mud Hens	66	74	.471	15	Doug Mientkiewicz	Detroit Tigers
Louisville Bats	59	81	.421	22	Jody Davis	Cincinnati Reds

Playoffs

	Conference Championships					Championship Finals
	N1	Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders	0
	S2	Durham Bulls	3
						S2	Durham Bulls	0
						W1	Columbus Clippers	3
	W1	Columbus Clippers	3
	S1	Gwinnett Stripers	1

Conference Championships

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre vs. Durham Date Away Home September 4 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 3 Durham 9 September 6 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2 Durham 4 September 7 Durham 17 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2 Durham wins series 3-0

Columbus vs. Gwinnett Date Away Home September 4 Columbus 5 Gwinnett 4 September 5 Columbus 7 Gwinnett 3 September 6 Gwinnett 10 Columbus 6 September 7 Gwinnett 4 Columbus 5 Columbus wins series 3-1

Championship Finals

Durham vs. Columbus Date Away Home September 10 Durham 3 Columbus 8 September 11 Durham 4 Columbus 7 September 12 Columbus 6 Durham 2 Columbus wins series 3-0 and advances to Triple-A National Championship League Leaders Batting Batting Average Jake Cronenworth, Durham, .334 Runs Scored Ryan McBroom, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 87 Hits Ryan Mountcastle, Norfolk, 162 Doubles Zander Wiel, Rochester, 40 Triples Willi Castro, Toledo & Ryan LaMarre, Gwinnett, 8 Home Runs Bobby Bradley, Columbus, 33 Runs Batted In Brandon Barnes, Columbus and Rochester, 95 Stolen Bases Jacob Robson, Toledo, 25 Pitching Wins Kyle Wright, Gwinnett, 11 Earned Run Average Bryce Wilson, Gwinnett, 3.42 Complete Games Tim Adleman, Toledo, 2 Shutouts Five tied with 1 Strikeouts Keegan Akin, Norfolk, 131 Saves Trevor Kelly, Pawtucket & Hoby Milner, Durham, 12 All-Star Team First Base Ryan Mountcastle, Norfolk Second Base Jake Elmore, Indianapolis Shortstop Jake Cronenworth, Durham Third Base Kean Wong, Durham Outfield Aristides Aquino, Louisville; Brandon Barnes, Columbus and Rochester; Adam Duvall, Gwinnett Catcher Eric Haase, Columbus Designated Hitter Bobby Bradley, Columbus Utility Man Ryan McBroom, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Starting Pitcher Mitch Keller, Indianapolis Relief Pitcher Trevor Kelley, Pawtucket Source 2020 Baseball Almanac, pg. 384-385 External Links BR Minors page