California Fall League

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The California Fall League was Major League Baseball third attempt at establishing a a second winter league under its auspices; the first being the successful Arizona Fall League. It was formed in 1999, and followed the Hawaii Winter League (1994-1997), and the Maryland Fall League (1998).

The Lancaster Stealth won the pennant with a 26-16 record then took the playoffs as well. Lancaster was led by OF Juan Pierre (the league leader with 37 runs, 52 hits and 27 steals) and C Brandon Inge (a league-best .407 average and 4 triples). Ben Broussard of the second-place San Bernardino Sand Dragons led the loop with 9 homers and Scott Wiggins (2-3, 2.33) of the Rancho Cucamonga Surfers had the best ERA.

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Affiliations and Player Allocations[edit]

Lake Elsinore Land Sharks
- Anaheim Angels (5)
- Baltimore Orioles (4)
- Milwaukee Brewers (4)
- Montréal Expos (5)
- New York Mets (5)
- San Francisco Giants (5)
Lancaster Stealth
- Arizona Diamondbacks (3)
- Colorado Rockies (5)
- Detroit Tigers (4)
- Minnesota Twins (4)
- Pittsburgh Pirates (5)
- Seattle Mariners (4)
- St. Louis Cardinals (3)
Rancho Cucamonga Surfers
- Cleveland Indians (5)
- Houston Astros (5)
- New York Yankees (4)
- San Diego Padres (4)
- Tampa Bay Devil Rays (5)
- Toronto Blue Jays (5)
San Bernardino Sand Dragons
- Atlanta Braves (4)
- Boston Red Sox (5)
- Chicago Cubs (1)
- Cincinnati Reds (5)
- Florida Marlins (4)
- Los Angeles Dodgers (4)
- Texas Rangers (5)

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