2nd runner up:  Orel Hershiser, SP, Boston Bulldogs

NAME         ERA  W  L  S   G GS CG SH    IP   H   R  ER  BB   K   BF HR WP DP
Hershiser   3.11 21 12  0  40 40 13  4 292.1 259 121 101  89 205 1204 19  7 25

Orel was a warhorse of the Bulldogs this year, starting 25% of the team's
games.  He was pretty good at it too, compiling a 21-12 record with 292
innings pitched (both wins and winnings league best).  His 13 complete
games were tied for most in the league, as was his 4 shutouts.  His 3.11 ERA
wasn't too bad either.  Best of all, the Bulldogs won their division.

1st runner up:  Bret Saberhagen, SP, Dallas Donkeys
NAME         ERA  W  L  S   G GS CG SH    IP   H   R  ER  BB   K   BF HR WP DP
Saberhagen  2.08 16  8  0  34 33 13  3 272.1 215  76  63  34 219 1068 12  4  9

Saberhagen had one of the best proto-typical starter seasons in league
history.  His 2.08 ERA was 2nd best in the league, as was his 272 innings
pitched.  He was a finisher, tying for the league lead in complete games
with 13.  Bret helped the Donkeys to one of their best seasons ever, barely
losing the Tiant division pennant to the Bulldogs.

1989 CDBL Cy Young winner:  Mike Moore, SP, DC Riots

NAME         ERA  W  L  S   G GS CG SH    IP   H   R  ER  BB   K   BF HR WP DP
Moore       2.70 21  8  0  37 37  8  4 269.2 200  89  81  81 199 1076 20 13 19

Moore was robo-ace for the Riots this year.  He kept winning and winning
and winning early on, so that by the time the Riots had all but won the
pennant, he had a 19-4 record.  His 269 innings pitched was 3rd best in the
league, his 21 wins was tied for first, and was top 10 in complete games,
ERA and shutouts (which he was tied for 1st).