The 1995 Major League Baseball season was the first season to be played under the expanded postseason format, as the League Division Series (LDS) was played in both the American and National leagues for the first time. However, due to the 1994–95 Major League Baseball strike which carried into the 1995 season, a shortened 144-game schedule commenced on April 25, when the Florida Marlins played host to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_Major_League_Baseball_season

Final Stats:

Team	Manager	Most Hits	Most RBI's	Most Wins	Most Saves
CLE	Mike Hargrove	Carlos Baerga	Albert Belle	Charles Nagy	Jose Mesa
ATL	Bobby Cox	Fred McGriff	Fred McGriff	Greg Maddux	Mark Wohlers
BOS	Kevin Kennedy	Mo Vaughn	Mo Vaughn	Tim Wakefield	Rick Aguilera
CIN	Davey Johnson	Barry Larkin	Reggie Sanders	Pete Schourek	Jeff Brantley
NYY	Buck Showalter	Bernie Williams	Paul O'Neill	Jack McDowell	John Wetteland
SEA	Lou Piniella	Edgar Martinez	Jay Buhner	Randy Johnson	Bobby Ayala
LAD	Tom Lasorda	Eric Karros	Eric Karros	Ramon Martinez	Todd Worrell
CAL	Marcel Lachemann	Tim Salmon	Jim Edmonds	Chuck Finley	Lee Smith
COL	Don Baylor	Dante Bichette	Dante Bichette	Kevin Ritz	Darren Holmes
HOU	Terry Collins	Craig Biggio	Jeff Bagwell	Shane Reynolds	Todd Jones
TEX	Johnny Oates	Otis Nixon	Will Clark	Kenny Rogers	Jeff Russell
CHC	Jim Riggleman	Mark Grace	Sammy Sosa	Jaime Navarro	Randy Myers
BAL	Phil Regan	Rafael Palmeiro	Rafael Palmeiro	Mike Mussina	Doug Jones
SDP	Bruce Bochy	Tony Gwynn	Ken Caminiti	Andy Ashby	Trevor Hoffman
KCR	Bob Boone	Wally Joyner	Gary Gaetti	Kevin Appier	Jeff Montgomery
NYM	Dallas Green	Jose Vizcaino	Rico Brogna	Bobby Jones	John Franco
PHI	Jim Fregosi	Gregg Jefferies	Charlie Hayes	Paul Quantrill	Heathcliff Slocumb
CHW	Terry Bevington	Lance Johnson	Frank Thomas	Alex Fernandez	Roberto Hernandez
FLA	Rene Lachemann	Terry Pendleton	Jeff Conine	John Burkett	Robb Nen
OAK	Tony La Russa	Geronimo Berroa	Mark McGwire	Todd Stottlemyre	Dennis Eckersley
SFG	Dusty Baker	Barry Bonds	Barry Bonds	Mark Leiter	Rod Beck
MON	Felipe Alou	Wil Cordero	Mike Lansing	Pedro Martinez	Mel Rojas
MIL	Phil Garner	Kevin Seitzer	B.J. Surhoff	Ricky Bones	Mike Fetters
STL	Mike Jorgensen	Brian Jordan	Ray Lankford	Rich DeLucia	Tom Henke
DET	Sparky Anderson	Chad Curtis	Cecil Fielder	David Wells	Mike Henneman
PIT	Jim Leyland	Orlando Merced	Jeff King	Denny Neagle	Dan Miceli
MIN	Tom Kelly	Chuck Knoblauch	Kirby Puckett	Brad Radke	Rick Aguilera
TOR	Cito Gaston	Roberto Alomar	Joe Carter	Al Leiter	Tony Castillo
Postseason
WorldSeries (4-2):	Atlanta Braves over Cleveland Indians
ALCS (4-2):	Cleveland Indians over Seattle Mariners
NLCS (4-0):	Atlanta Braves over Cincinnati Reds
LDS (3-0):	Cleveland Indians over Boston Red Sox
LDS (3-2):	Seattle Mariners over New York Yankees
LDS (3-1):	Atlanta Braves over Colorado Rockies
LDS (3-0):	Cincinnati Reds over Los Angeles Dodgers
Most Runs per game: 5.8
Cleveland Indians
Fewest Runs allowed per game: 3.8
Atlanta Braves