2000 International League season

The 2000 International League season took place from April to September 2000.

The Indianapolis Indians defeated the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons to win the league championship.

Attendance

  • Buffalo Bisons - 678,356
  • Charlotte Knights - 338,928
  • Columbus Clippers - 458,806
  • Durham Bulls - 483,843
  • Indianapolis Indians - 672,209
  • Louisville Bats - 685,863
  • Norfolk Tides - 479,741
  • Ottawa Lynx - 135,683
  • Pawtucket Red Sox - 585,107
  • Richmond Braves - 451,479
  • Rochester Red Wings - 459,494
  • Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons - 470,974
  • Syracuse Chiefs - 402,450
  • Toledo Mud Hens - 298,564

Standings

International League - North Division
Team Win Loss % GB
Buffalo Bisons 86 59 .593
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons 85 60 .586 1
Pawtucket Red Sox 82 61 .573 3
Syracuse SkyChiefs 74 66 .529 9.5
Rochester Red Wings 65 79 .451 20.5
Ottawa Lynx 53 88 .376 31
International League - South Division
Team Win Loss % GB
Durham Bulls 81 62 .566
Charlotte Knights 78 65 .545 3
Norfolk Tides 65 79 .451 16.5
Richmond Braves 51 92 .357 30
International League - West Division
Team Win Loss % GB
Indianapolis Indians 81 63 .563
Columbus Clippers 75 69 .521 6
Louisville RiverBats 71 73 .493 10
Toledo Mud Hens 55 86 .390 24.5


Playoffs

Division series

North Division Champion Buffalo (86-59) faced Wild Card winner, Scranton (85-60). Winner: Scranton

South Division Champion Durham (81-62) faced West Division Champion Indianapolis (81-63). Winner: Indianapolis

Championship series

The Indianapolis Indians defeated the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Red Barons.

Indianapolis faced the Memphis Redbirds from the Pacific Coast League in the Triple-A World Series.

Indianapolis won the series 3 games to one. This would be the last World Series held until 2006 when the two leagues agreed on a one game playoff to determine the Triple A Champion.

References

  • International League official website Archived 2006-01-06 at the Wayback Machine
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