The 1985 Major League Baseball season started Monday April 8th. The All-Star game was played Tuesday July 16th at the "Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome" in Minneapolis Minnesota. The Regular season ended Sunday October 6th. The playoffs began Tuesday October 8th and ended with the Kansas City Royals beating the St. Louis Cardinals 11-0 in Game 7 of the World Series on Sunday October 27th. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_Major_League_Baseball_season.


Here are the final standings:

	TEAM	RECORD	TOP SCORER	TOP PITCHER	MANAGER
1	St. Louis Cardinals	101-61	Tom Herr	John Tudor	Whitey Herzog
2	Toronto Blue Jays	99-62	George Bell	Doyle Alexander	Bobby Cox
3	New York Mets	98-64	Gary Carter	Dwight Gooden	Davey Johnson
4	New York Yankees	97-64	Don Mattingly	Ron Guidry	Billy Martin
5	Los Angeles Dodgers	95-67	Mike Marshall	Orel Hershiser	Tom Lasorda
6	Kansas City Royals	91-71	George Brett	Bret Saberhagen	Dick Howser
7	California Angels	90-72	Brian Downing	Mike Witt	Gene Mauch
8	Cincinnati Reds	89-72	Dave Parker	Tom Browning	Pete Rose
9	Chicago White Sox	85-77	Harold Baines	Britt Burns	Tony La Russa
10	Detroit Tigers	84-77	Lance Parrish	Jack Morris	Sparky Anderson
11	Montreal Expos	84-77	Hubie Brooks	Bryn Smith	Buck Rodgers
12	Baltimore Orioles	83-78	Eddie Murray	Scott McGregor	Earl Weaver
13	Houston Astros	83-79	Jose Cruz	Mike Scott	Bob Lillis
14	San Diego Padres	83-79	Steve Garvey	Andy Hawkins	Dick Williams
15	Boston Red Sox	81-81	Bill Buckner	Oil Can Boyd	John McNamara
16	Chicago Cubs	77-84	Keith Moreland	Dennis Eckersley	Jim Frey
17	Oakland Atheltics	77-85	Dave Kingman	Chris Codiroli	Jackie Moore
18	Minnesota Twins	77-85	Kent Hrbek	Frank Viola	Ray Miller
19	Philadelphia Phillies	75-87	Glenn Wilson	Kevin Gross	John Felske
20	Seattle Mariners	74-88	Phil Bradley	Mike Moore	Chuck Cottier
21	Milwaukee Brewers	71-90	Cecil Cooper	Teddy Hiquera	George Bamberger
22	Atlanta Braves	66-96	Dale Murphy	Rick Mahler	Eddie Haas
23	Texas Rangers	62-99	Pete O'Brien	Charlie Hough	Bobby Valentine
24	San Francisco Giants	62-100	Jeffrey Leonard	Scott Garrelts	Jim Davenport
25	Cleveland Indians	60-102	Julio Franco	Bert Blyleven	Pat Corrales
26	Pittsburgh Pirates	57-104	Johnny Ray	Rick Reuschel	Chuck Tanner

Post Season:
NLCS: St. Louis Cardinals beat Los Angeles Dodgers 4 games to 2.
ALCS: Kansas City Royals beat Toronto Blue Jays 4 games to 3.
World Series: Kansas City Royals beat St. Louis Cardinals 4 games to 3.