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:

Record	Team
100-44	Cleveland Indians
90 54	Atlanta Braves
86 58	Boston Red Sox
85 59	Cincinnati Reds
79 65	New York Yankees
79 66	Seattle Mariners
78 66	Los Angeles Dodgers
78 67	CAL
77 67	Colorado Rockies
76 68	HOU
74 70	TEX
73 71	CHC
71 73	BAL
70 74	SDP
70 74	KCR
69 75	NYM
69 75	PHI
68 76	CHW
67 76	FLA
67 77	OAK
67 77	SFG
66 78	MON
65 79	MIL
62 81	STL
60 84	DET
58 86	PIT
56 88	MIN
56 88	TOR
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
Most Runs Scored in a Game by Playoff Team: 19
Cincinnati Red 8/25 @ Pittsburgh Pirates
Drafted Players
Rnd	OvPck	RdPck	Tm	Name	Pos	SV	Type	Drafted Out of
1	1	1	Angels	Darin Erstad (minors)	OF		4Yr	University of Nebraska at Lincoln (Lincoln, NE)
1	2	2	Padres	Ben Davis (minors)	C		HS	Malvern Prep HS (Malvern, PA)
1	3	3	Mariners	Jose Cruz (minors)	OF		4Yr	Rice University (Houston, TX)
1	4	4	Cubs	Kerry Wood (minors)	RHP	63	HS	Grand Prairie HS (Grand Prairie, TX)
1	5	5	Athletics	Ariel Prieto (minors)	RHP	0
1	6	6	Marlins	Jaime Jones (minors)	OF		HS	Rancho Bernardo HS (San Diego, CA)
1	7	7	Rangers	Jonathan Johnson (minors)	RHP	0	4Yr	Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
1	8	8	Rockies	Todd Helton (minors)	1B		4Yr	University of Tennessee (Knoxville, TN)
1	9	9	Brewers	Geoff Jenkins (minors)	OF		4Yr	University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA)
1	10	10	Pirates	Chad Hermansen (minors)	SS		HS	Green Valley HS (Henderson, NV)
1	11	11	Tigers	Mike Drumright (minors)	RHP		4Yr	Wichita State University (Wichita, KS)
1	12	12	Cardinals	Matt Morris (minors)	RHP	4	4Yr	Seton Hall University (South Orange, NJ)
1	13	13	Twins	Mark Redman (minors)	LHP	0	4Yr	University of Oklahoma (Norman, OK)
1	14	14	Phillies	Reggie Taylor (minors)	OF		HS	Newberry HS (Newberry, SC)
1	15	15	Red Sox	Andrew Yount (minors)	RHP		HS	Kingwood HS (Kingwood, TX)
1	16	16	Giants	Joe Fontenot (minors)	RHP	0	HS	Acadiana HS (Lafayette, LA)
1	17	17	Blue Jays	Roy Halladay (minors)	RHP	1	HS	Arvada West HS (Arvada, CO)
1	18	18	Mets	Ryan Jaroncyk (minors)	SS		HS	Orange Glen HS (Escondido, CA)
1	19	19	Royals	Juan LeBron (minors)	OF		HS	Carmen Bozello Huyke HS (Arroyo, PR)
1	20	20	Dodgers	David Yocum (minors)	LHP		4Yr	Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
1	21	21	Orioles	Alvie Shepherd (minors)	RHP		4Yr	University of Nebraska at Lincoln (Lincoln, NE)
1	22	22	Astros	Tony McKnight (minors)	RHP	0	HS	Arkansas HS (Texarkana, AR)
1	23	23	Indians	David Miller (minors)	1B		4Yr	Clemson University (Clemson, SC)
1	24	24	Red Sox via Reds	*Corey Jenkins (minors)	OF		HS	Dreher HS (Columbia, SC)
1	25	25	White Sox	Jeff Liefer (minors)	3B		4Yr	California State University Long Beach (Long Beach, CA)
1	26	26	Braves	Chad Hutchinson (minors)	RHP	0	HS	Torrey Pines HS (San Diego, CA)
1	27	27	Yankees	Shea Morenz (minors)	OF		4Yr	University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX)
1	28	28	Expos	Michael Barrett (minors)	SS		HS	Pace Academy (Atlanta, GA)
1s	29	29	Cardinals	*Chris Haas (minors)	3B		HS	St. Mary's HS (Paducah, KY)
1s	30	30	Phillies	*Dave Coggin (minors)	RHP	0	HS	Upland HS (Upland, CA)