CKL Single Season leaders

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Batting
BA: Tony Oliva, .401, 1971 Cloverleafs
OBP: Mickey Mantle, .507, 1962, Cannons
SLG: Jim Gentile, .821, 1961, Knights
HR: Jim Gentile, 77, 1961, Knights
RBI: Willie Mays, 190, 1961, Knights
Runs: Jim Gentile, 176, 1961, Knights
Hits: Vada Pinson, 257, 1961, Legends
Doubles: Carl Yastrzemski, 57, 1965 Skipjacks
Triples: Ruben Amaro 21, 1962, Phillies
EXH: Roger Maris, 112, 1961, Redbirds/Hard Cider
SB: Maury Wills, 101, 1962, Quakers
BB: Jim Gentile, 154, 1961, Knights
IBB: Boog Powell 41, 1969 Skipjacks
K's: Bobby Bonds 199, 1969 Knights
Sac: Curt Flood, 28, 1961, Gamblers
GIDP: Joe Adcock, 43, 1961, Diablos
RC: Jim Gentile, 228.2, 1961, Knights
HBP: Ron Hunt 71, 1971, Thunders
TB: Roger Maris, 483, 1961, Redbirds/Hard Cider
OPS: Jim Gentile, 1.314, 1961, Knights
Hit Streak: Carl Yastrzemski, 46, 1963, Skipjacks

Pitching
ERA: Juan Marichal, 1.92, 1966, Pirates/Knights
Wins: Fergie Jenkins, 30-11, 1971 Legends
Ks: Sandy Koufax 329, 1965, Gold Sox/Skipjacks
BB: Bob Gibson, 155, 1962, Quakers
Win%: Tom Morgan .889, 1961, Quakers
ShutOut: Tom Seaver, 9, 1971 Legends
Saves: Don McMahon 40, 1966, Cannons
BS: Stu Miller 16, 1962, Cannons
Holds: Steve Ridzik, 28, 1964 Gold Sox
IP: Fergie Jenkins, 355, 1970 Legends
CG: Juan Marichal 24, 1965 Pirates and 1969 Knights
HR: Don Drysdale 47, 1962, Diablos, Don Cardwell, 1965 Diablos and Luis Tiant 1969 AC
Loss: Chuck Dobson 8-30, 1969 Brawlers
HBP: Don Drysdale 23, 1961, Diablos
WP: Johnny Klippstein 23, 1961, A's
Games: Roy Face, 106, 1961, Gamblers
WHIP: Sandy Koufax, 0.92, 1966, Skipjacks
K/BB: Robin Roberts 5.9/1, 1965 Pirates

Bold indicates also broke/tied previous major league record from defunct AL/NL

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--The top 10 in most batting, pitching and fielding categories from our first season.

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--The leaderboards from season two.

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--Leaderboards from our third season..

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--Leaderboards for 1964. Only one single season offensive record was matched this season, with Ed Bressoud tying the doubles mark of 55. Don Drysdale set 4 new marks on the pitching side in IP, CG, shutouts and WHIP. Previously Drysdale held the less distinguished records of 23 HBP in 1961 and 47 HR allowed in 1962.

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--Two offensive marks were broken this season. Yaz hit 57 doubles and Frank Robinson was hit by 25 pitches. Leo Cardenas tied Jim Rice's future record of 36 GIDP, but came up short of Joe Adcock's 43 in the 1961 CKL. Jimmy Wynn also would have set a major league record with 175 K's, but Pancho Herrera holds the CKL record with 180.
--Sandy Koufax shattered the single season strike out record - by a whopping 74 (329-255), althoughhe only led the league by 1. Sam McDowell fanned 328. Juan Marichal shattered the CG record with 24. Don Cardwell tied the record for HR allowed with 47.

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--The great performances of 1966 were primarily by pitchers. Sandy Koufax broke the record for wins, IP and WHIP. Juan Marichal set the record for ERA, one of three pitchers to beat the previous mark. Don McMahan broke his own record for saves with 40.
--Matty Alou set a new record for batting average. His .392 broke the previous mark by 25 points. That was the only offensive record broken this season

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--These are the single season best performances after 6 seasons of play.

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--Not a single record of note broken this year.

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--Top 25 single seasons for batters and pitchers thru our first 7 seasons.

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--The only offensive record broken this year was offensive in more ways than one - Reggie Jackson sets the strikeout record with 183. Tom Seaver and Fergie Jenkins each started 42 games for the Legends, breaking the previous high of 41 held by 3 pitchers.

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--The top performer of 1969.......

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--The top players of 1970

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--An exciting season which featured our first .400 season, by Tony Oliva, and our first 30 game winner, Fergie Jenkins. Willie Stargell made the first serious run at Jim Gentile's 1961 HR record, as well as Willie Mays RBI record from the same year.

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--Note Fergie Jenkins top 3 places in single season wins. The Legend's hurler is winning games at a pace not seen since the deadball era!

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--No noteworthy records were broken this season.