Here are some 1990 highlights from boxscores and SPB5 record
book.

8-28-Ken Griffey, KAN,  goes 6
for 6(all singles) versus Wabash.

9-20 & 9-29-Dave Parker, BSS, has 5 hit games.

4-15 & 7-17-Shane Mack,
COL, had 5 hit games.

5-12 & 8-13-Gary Pettis, KNO, had 2 triple games.

9-4-Charlie Hayes, KAN, hits 4 home runs and drives in 9 versus Knoxville.

4-11, Jody Reed, BSS, scores 5 times versus Ruppert.

4-1, Cecil Fielder, FRA, bangs 3 homers and drives in 8 on
opening day.

5-13 & 5-29, Ron Gant, RB, drives in 6 runs in each game
with 5 combined homers.

6-11, Rickey Henderson, GP, steals 5 bases.

8-1, Jeffrey Leonard, BKN, fans 6 times.

5-29, Jack Clark, PAN, walks 5 times.

8-26, Dick Schofield,
KAN,
lays down 3 sac hits.

6-23, Neil Heaton, FRA, pitches a complete game loss ,
giving up 17 hits and 18 runs and 9 walks.

5-12, Jose DeLeon, QUI, strikes out 14 batters.

-David Cone, RB, Dwight Gooden, KAN, Mark Langston, KIT, Nolan Ryan, LAF,
and Bobby Witt, BIR all had 6 games with more than 10 strikeouts.

-Bobby Witt, BIR, had 14 games in which he threw more than
120 pitches.

9-8, Dave Stieb, LSW, plunked 4 batters.

9-25, John Dopson, KNO, tossed a no-hitter, walking 2 and
striking out 5.

-Doug Drabek, KIT, tossed two one-hitters in ’90.

6-14, David Wells, CLE, tossed a 6 hit shutout and used only
76 pitches, 57 for strikes.

-Ron Gant, RB, hit homers in 6 straight games,  May 29-June 6 and drove in runs in 9
straight games May 26-June 6.

-Barry Bonds, BAL, scored runs in 16 straight games, April
15-May 3.

-Mickey Tettleton, BAL struck out in 23 straight games May
27-June 23.

-Tony Phillips, BAL, walked in 11 straight games, August
21-September 2.

-Greg Maddux, LAF, won 10 straight starts, May 1-June 21.

-Frankfort
was 39-12 in games in which Cecil Fielder homered.

-Doug Drabek, KIT, had 31 quality starts.

-Kansas
had 10 or more hits in 77 games.

-Baltimore
scored 10 or more runs in 23 games.

-Quigley’s starters had a season best 2.70 ERA.  Their relievers were tops with a 2.32.

-Kitsilano’s starters averaged 7.3 innings per start,
most in the league.

-Quigley won 14 straight games, Sep1-14.

-Wabash’s Fulton
County Stadium was the top hitters park, with teams hitting a combined
.284.  Black Swamp’s
Oakland Coliseum was the toughest for hitters with .230.

-Frankfort’s
Arlington Stadium was the launch pad of the year with 180 homers knocked
out.  Oakland Coliseum had the
least, 80.

-Mark McGwire, RUP, Cecil Fielder, FRA, and Jose Canseco, COL all hit ten 3-run
homers.

-Ron Gant, RB, had three grand slam homeruns.

-Rickey Henderson, GP, had 6 lead off homeruns.

-Julio Franco, BAL, had 5 bases loaded walks.

-Pandora had the top three A.L. leaders in on base
percentage, Dave Magadan, Daryl Strawberry and Kal Daniels.  The top ten all came from the AL West.

-Cecil Fielder, FRA, set new AL records for homers(58), RBI(139) and
slugging percentage(.636).

-Mickey Tettleton, BAL, set a new AL standard for walks with 127.

-Rob Dibble, PAN, tied Dennis Eckersley’s AL record for saves with
39.

-Jose Canseco,
COL, set a new NL record with 54
homers.

-David Cone, RBR, set a new NL record with 10.1 K’s
per 9 innings.

-Top AL
MVP Candidates

Cecil Fielder, FRA, 58-138-.275, 107 runs, 136.2 runs
created

Daryl Strawberry, PAN, 37-1114-.313, 18 SB, 118.8 runs
created

Kevin Mitchell, BSS, 40-103-.292, 106.6 runs created

Chris James, CHI, 14-68-.339, 45 doubles, 104.7 runs created

Barry Bonds, BAL, 24-90-.292, 40 doubles, 26 SB, 104 runs
created

-Top NL MVP Candidates

Ron Gant, RBR, 42-135-.324, 24 SB, 116 runs, 130.5 runs
created

Ken Griffey, Jr., KAN,
26-89-.320, 11 triples, 124.5 runs created

Rickey Henderson, GPG, 21-74-.310, 108 runs, 45 SB, 121.2
runs created

Ryne Sandberg, RUP, 40-121-.284, 38 doubles, 21 SB, 114.5
runs created

Jose Canseco, COL,
54-133-.272, 106.8 runs created

-Top AL Cy Young Candidates

Frank Viola, BAL, 23-7, 2.69, 4 shutouts

Erik Hanson, QUI, 22-4, 2.59, 13 CG, 5 shutouts, 240
K’s

Greg Maddux, LAF, 22-9, 2.42, 12 CG, 4 shutouts

Jose Rijo, QUI, 20-3, 1.92, 6 shutouts, 223 K’s

-Top NL Cy Young Candidates

Ramon Martinez, NMN, 19-10, 2.85, 228 K’s

Doug Drabek, KIT, 19-9, 2.01, 17 CG, 4 shutouts

Roger Clemens, BEA, 17-7, 2.43, 242 K’s