League Champion:

Raleigh Fingers, Jeff Yaguda

Pitcher of the Year:	Randy Johnson, Raleigh
Player of the Year:	Barry Bonds, Raleigh

All Chico Esquela Team
Starters:	Randy Johnson, Raleigh Jason Schmidt, Raleigh Johan Santana, Chicago Freddy Garcia, Rochester Odalis Perez, Raleigh
Relievers:	Eric Gagne, Los Angeles Jason Isringhausen, Chicago
Catchers:	Ivan Rodriguez, Raleigh Victor Martinez, Cleveland
1st Base:	Albert Pujols, Cleveland David Ortiz, Rochester
2nd Base:	Jeff Kent, Rio Chama D'Angelo Jimenez, Tidewater
3rd Base:	Adrian Beltre, Los Angeles Aramis Ramirez, Chicago
Shortstops:	Miguel Tejada, Kane County Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia
Leftfield:	Barry Bonds, Raleigh Manny Ramirez, Rhode Island
Centerfield:	Carlos Beltran, Raleigh Jim Edmonds, Philadelphia
Rightfield:	Jeremy Burnitz, Chicago J.D. Drew, Raleigh

Chico Esquela 2005 League Records:

Category	Team	Player
Team Wins	Raleigh		120
Average	Los Angeles	Aldrian Beltre	.390
Home Runs	San Francisco Raleigh	Barry Bonds	65
RBI	Rochester	Manny Ramirez	168
Stolen Bases	Scottsdale	Carl Crawford	76
Wins	Raleigh	Randy Johnson	32
Saves	Los Angeles	Eric Gagne	51
ERA	Raleigh	Randy Johnson	1.63
Strikeouts	Raleigh	Randy Johnson	329

2005 Chico Esquela No-Hitters:

Team	Pitcher	vs.
Barrington	Roger Clemens	San Francisco
Raleigh	Randy Johnson	Montreal

Chico Esquela 2005 Miscellaneous Records:

Type	Rcd
Longest Game	18	Los Angeles5, Raleigh 3
Most Team Runs	28	Cleveland 28 @ Sciotoville 6 Los Angeles 28 @ Sciotoville 5
Most Team Hits	28	Los Angeles @ Barrington Los Angeles @ Sciotoville
Most Runs Game	49	Los Angeles 24 @ Barrington 25
Most Hits Game	52	Los Angeles 28 @ Barrington 24
Most At Bats	9	6 tied
Most Hits, Game	6	Michael Young, Tidewater vs New York, 6 ab Adrian Beltre, Los Angeles vs Sciotoville, 6 ab Scott Rolen, Los Angeles vs Sciotoville, 6 ab
Most Walks, Game	5	Todd Helton, Kane County vs San Francisco Scott Rolen, Los Angeles vs Barrington (14 inn)
Most Ks, Game (H)	5	Charles Thomas, Atlanta vs Rochester, 7 ab Jody Gerut, Sciotoville vs Barrington, 5 ab Adam Dunn, Rochester vs Los Angeles, 7 ab Travis Hafner, Cleveland vs San Francisco, 5 ab
Most HRs, Game	4	Jayson Werth, Barrington vs Los Angeles, 8 ab
Most Runs, Game	6	Barry Bonds, San Francisco vs Raleigh, 13 inn Scott Rolen, Los Angeles vs Sciotoville
Most RBIs, Game	9	Jayson Werth, Barrington vs Los Angeles, 8 ab, 14 inn
Most SBs, Game	6	Carl Crawford, Scottsdale vs Tidewater Scott Podsednik, Sciotoville vs Los Angeles, 14 inn
Most Ks, Game (P)	18	Pedro Martinez, Rochester vs Atlanta, 11 inn