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          Final 2014 organization leaders

          • Adam Rubin, ESPN Staff WriterSep 1, 2014, 10:30 PM ET
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          Organization leaders

          Average: T.J. Rivera, Binghamton, .349; Matt Reynolds, Vegas, .343; Dilson Herrera, Binghamton, .323; Jean Rodriguez, Brooklyn, .311; Kevin Plawecki, Vegas, .309; John Mora, Brooklyn, .307; Enmanuel Zabala, GCL Mets, .301; L.J. Mazzilli, Vegas, .301; Jhoan Urena, Brooklyn, .300; Wuilmer Becerra, Kingsport, .300.

          Homers: Brian Burgamy, Binghamton, 23; Andrew Brown, Vegas, 21; Dustin Lawley, Binghamton, 20; Allan Dykstra, Vegas, 16; Travis Taijeron, Binghamton, 15.

          RBIs: L.J. Mazzilli, Vegas, 79; Brian Burgamy, Binghamton, 76; T.J. Rivera, Binghamton, 75; Allan Dykstra, Vegas, 74; Dilson Herrera, Binghamton, 71.

          Steals: Champ Stuart, Savannah, 29; Patrick Biondi, Savannah, 24; Dilson Herrera, Binghamton, 23; Matt Reynolds, Vegas, 20; Raphael Ramirez, GCL Mets, 18.

          ERA: Marcos Molina, Brooklyn, 1.77; Steven Matz, Binghamton, 2.24; Corey Oswalt, Brooklyn, 2.26; Robert Gsellman, Savannah, 2.55; John Gant, Savannah, 2.56; Matt Bowman, Vegas, 3.21; Kevin McGowan, St. Lucie, 3.59; Casey Meisner, Brooklyn, 3.75; Tyler Pill, Binghamton, 3.97; Gabriel Ynoa, Binghamton, 4.07.

          Wins: Greg Peavey, Binghamton, 12; Gabriel Ynoa, Binghamton, 11; Logan Verrett, Vegas, 11; John Gant, Savannah, 11.

          Saves: Chasen Bradford, Vegas, 16; Akeel Morris, Savannah, 16; Cody Satterwhite, Binghamton, 15; Shane Bay, Brooklyn, 15; Robby Coles, St. Lucie, 13.

          Strikeouts: Noah Syndergaard, Vegas, 145; Steven Matz, Binghamton, 131; Matt Bowman, Vegas, 124; Tyler Pill, Binghamton, 124; Greg Peavey, Binghamton, 123.