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LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 2010 C.B.A.
Dawson WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Longue Pointe LLD 61 42 .592 ---- 58
2010 Limoilou LWD 59 44 .573 2.0
2010 Montreal MCD 55 48 .534 6.0
2010 Belfast BBD 42 61 .408 19.0
Rogers WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Ohio OTR 55 48 .534 ---- 60
2010 Maine MER 55 48 .534 ----
2010 Allentown ANR 49 54 .476 6.0
2010 Kennesaw Mtn KWR 47 56 .456 8.0
Carter WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 San Diego SSC 62 41 .602 ---- 52
2010 Joliet JJC 54 49 .524 8.0
2010 High Bridge HHC 46 57 .447 16.0
2010 New Jersey NBC 33 70 .320 29.0
Schmidt
WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Philly PPS 68 35 .660 ---- 46
2010 Stirling SRS 54 49 .524 14.0
2010 Ottawa OOS 41 62 .398 27.0
2010 New Hampshire NWS 35 68 .340 33.0
Monday WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Southwest SLM 70 33 .680 ---- 47
2010 Bryan KBM 57 46 .553 13.0
2010 Indiana IRM 52 51 .505 18.0
2010 Lake County LLM 40 63 .388 30.0
Parker WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Carolina CCP 61 42 .592 ---- 58
2010 Brooklyn BSP 59 44 .573 2.0
2010 Cooperstown CIP 57 46 .553 4.0
2010 Sunville SSP 24 79 .233 37.0
SC Wild Card Standings WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Limoilou LWD 59 44 .573 ---- 56
2010
Montreal MCD 55 48 .534 4.0
2010 Ohio OTR 55 48 .534 4.0
2010 Maine MER 55 48 .534 4.0
2010 Joliet JJC 54 49 .524 5.0
2010 Allentown ANR 49 54 .476 10.0
CC Wild Card Standings WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2010 Brooklyn BSP 59 44 .573 ---- 58
2010 Cooperstown CIP 57 46 .553 2.0
2010 Bryan KBM 57 46
.553 2.0
2010 Stirling SRS 54 49 .524 5.0
2010 Indiana IRM 52 51 .505 7.0
2010 Ottawa OOS 41 62 .398 18.0
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A. PAGE 1
----BATTING AVERAGE---- --------AT BATS-------- ------RUNS SCORED------
J.Mauer OOS .377 F.Lopez LWD 447 P.Fielder LWD 83
K.Youkilis SSC .365 M.Kemp SLM 442 A.Gonzalez MER 82
A.Lind NBC .364 C.Figgins BBD 432 R.Braun BSP 81
I.Suzuki LLD .352 R.Zimmerman CCP 422 A.Pujols IRM 79
E.Aybar OTR .342 J.Lopez LLM 421 M.Holliday SLM 78
H.Ramirez ANR .340 M.Scutaro CCP 418 K.Youkilis SSC 76
B.McCann CIP .337 A.Hill JJC 418 R.Howard BSP 72
B.Butler SRS .336 I.Suzuki LLD 415 A.Lind NBC 72
A.Gonzalez MER .333 D.Span HHC 414 H.Ramirez ANR 71
R.Cano SSC .329 A.Rios BBD 413 I.Suzuki LLD 70
P.Sandoval JJC .327 M.Holliday SLM 413 D.Jeter PPS 70
T.Helton MCD .327 OTHERS TIED WITH
409 D.Span HHC 70
----------HITS- -------- --------DOUBLES- ------- --------TRIPLES- -------
I.Suzuki LLD 146 S.Rolen SLM 42 A.Pagan LWD 12
J.Mauer OOS 146 R.Cano SSC 41 S.Drew OOS 8
B.Butler SRS 137 M.Byrd KBM 33 E.Cabrera NBC 8
M.Holliday SLM 134 B.Butler SRS 33 T.Tulowitzki SLM 8
H.Ramirez ANR 133 J.Damon SLM 32 M.Kemp SLM 8
D.Span HHC 133 C.Ross LLM 30 C.Crisp HHC 8
F.Lopez LWD 131 J.Cantu MER 30 C.Blake BSP 7
R.Braun BSP 129 H.Ramirez ANR 29 W.Bloomquist *** 7
B.Phillips LLD 128 N.Markakis BSP 29 C.Counsell NBC 7
A.Lind NBC
127 J.Rollins LLM 29 OTHERS TIED WITH 6
D.Jeter PPS 126 A.Lind NBC 29
OTHERS TIED WITH 125 OTHERS TIED WITH 28
--------HOMERUNS- ------ -----RUNS BATTED IN---- ---------WALKS- --------
A.Pujols IRM 40 R.Howard BSP
95 A.Gonzalez MER 77
R.Howard BSP 38 P.Fielder LWD 89 P.Fielder LWD 75
A.Gonzalez MER 36 A.Lind NBC 89 N.Johnson SSP 70
A.Lind NBC 32 A.Pujols IRM 87 J.Bay KBM 68
J.Bay KBM 30 A.Gonzalez MER 84 K.Youkilis SSC 68
P.Fielder LWD 27 R.Braun BSP 80 A.McCutchen OOS 66
R.Braun BSP 26 I.Kinsler CCP 79 D.Lee JJC 63
M.Cuddyer LWD 25 N.Swisher KBM 76 J.Cust OOS 63
OTHERS TIED WITH 24 M.Cuddyer LWD 75 N.Swisher KBM 62
B.Phillips LLD 75 T.Helton MCD 61
B.Butler SRS 75 C.Figgins BBD 59
M.Cabrera BSP
72 A.Pujols IRM 59
---INTENTIONAL WALKS--- ------STRIKE OUTS------ ------HIT BY PITCH-----
A.Ramirez LLD 14 M.Reynolds CIP 143 C.Utley PPS 15
A.Huff BBD 13 R.Howard BSP 131 B.Inge KBM 14
J.Bartlett LWD 12 J.Bay KBM 118 P.Konerko HHC 14
A.Pagan LWD 12 J.Cust OOS 113 K.Youkilis SSC 13
J.Mauer OOS 12 P.Fielder LWD 106 N.McLouth BBD 12
A.McCutchen OOS 11 B.Inge KBM 104 R.Braun BSP 12
G.Parra NWS 11 J.Werth CCP 104 M.Byrd KBM 11
J.Bay KBM 10 E.Longoria PPS 104 J.Kendall KBM 10
J.Loney LLM 10 C.Pena SRS 104 C.Pena SRS 10
OTHERS TIED WITH 9 M.Kemp
SLM 102 OTHERS TIED WITH 9
B.Upton MER 101
D.Ortiz OOS 100
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A. PAGE 2
-----SACRIFICE HITS---- ------STOLEN BASES----- ----STOLEN BASE PCT----
D.Jeter PPS 19 M.Bourn JJC 57
B.Upton MER .978
R.Furcal BSP 15 C.Figgins BBD 53 J.Borbon KWR .947
L.Castillo HHC 15 B.Upton MER 45 B.Zobrist KWR .933
O.Hudson SLM 13 N.Morgan LLD 41 C.Granderson LWD .882
F.Gutierrez
CIP 12 R.Davis MCD 38 D.Wright SSC .861
D.Fowler LLM 12 C.Crawford SRS 36 B.Gardner *** .857
E.Aybar OTR 12 H.Ramirez ANR 32 I.Stewart LWD .857
S.Feldman MCD 12 J.Pierre JJC 32 E.Aybar OTR .857
M.Prado ANR 11 D.Wright SSC 31 B.Abreu PPS .857
D.Pedroia SRS 11 D.Span HHC 31 J.Bartlett LWD .852
R.Theriot LLD 10 S.Podsednik LLD 29 A.Pagan LWD .850
OTHERS TIED WITH 9 B.Roberts OTR 27 M.Diaz OTR .846
----------GIDP- -------- -----HITTING STREAK---- ---PINCH HIT BAT AVG---
H.Pence IRM 22 D.Span HHC 27 R.Davis MCD .520
A.Rios BBD 19 R.Sweeney MER * 21 E.Chavez MCD .462
J.Lopez LLM 19 M.Kemp SLM 19 A.Ramirez LLD .409
J.Loney LLM 18 I.Suzuki LLD * 17 A.Rowand MER .375
T.Tulowitzki SLM 18 V.Wells BSP 17 J.Kubel OTR .375
M.Ordonez CIP 17 B.Upton MER 17 E.Patterson ANR .360
M.Young SRS 17 J.Upton OOS 17 M.Diaz OTR .353
R.Zimmerman CCP 16 OTHERS TIED WITH 16 E.Encarnacion KWR .333
R.Ibanez CIP 16 F.Pie LLD .333
A.Pujols
IRM 16 C.Quentin NBC .333
M.Holliday SLM 16 E.Dukes HHC .318
OTHERS TIED WITH 15 R.Santiago LLD .313
------SLUGGING PCT----- ------ON BASE PCT------ ---RUNSCREATED/ 27OUT---
A.Lind NBC .722 K.Youkilis SSC .503
K.Youkilis SSC 13.7
A.Pujols IRM .701 J.Mauer OOS .456 A.Lind NBC 12.1
A.Gonzalez MER .699 A.Gonzalez MER .451 A.Gonzalez MER 12.0
R.Howard BSP .625 N.Johnson SSP .446 J.Mauer OOS 10.8
K.Youkilis
SSC .597 T.Helton MCD .428 A.Pujols IRM 10.3
P.Fielder LWD .592 A.Lind NBC .422 H.Ramirez ANR 9.3
J.Mauer OOS .592 H.Ramirez ANR .419 P.Fielder LWD 9.3
R.Braun BSP .588 D.Wright SSC .417 R.Braun BSP 9.2
B.McCann CIP .586 D.Lee JJC .417 D.Lee JJC 8.9
M.Holliday SLM .567 P.Fielder LWD .413 C.Utley PPS 8.7
B.Butler SRS .561 A.Pujols IRM .411 B.McCann CIP 8.5
C.Utley PPS .557 C.Coghlan KWR .409 M.Holliday SLM 8.3
-----TOTAL AVERAGE----- ------TOTAL BASES------ ----BAT AVG VS. LEFT---
K.Youkilis SSC 1.371 A.Pujols IRM 270 R.Garko BBD .500
A.Gonzalez MER 1.302 A.Gonzalez MER 262 A.Callaspo MCD .449
A.Lind NBC 1.260 A.Lind NBC 252 R.Davis MCD .446
A.Pujols IRM 1.216 R.Howard BSP 243 M.Izturis OOS .400
J.Mauer OOS 1.129 P.Fielder LWD 237 A.Ramirez BBD .394
H.Ramirez ANR 1.114 R.Braun BSP 234 D.Wright SSC .393
P.Fielder LWD 1.097 M.Holliday SLM 234 K.Morales ANR .389
D.Lee JJC 1.056 J.Mauer OOS 229 P.Sandoval JJC .388
C.Utley PPS 1.042 B.Butler SRS 229 M.Diaz OTR .388
R.Braun BSP 1.040 H.Ramirez ANR 217 M.Tolbert OTR .378
D.Wright SSC 1.012 A.Hill JJC 215 B.Phillips LLD .376
B.Zobrist KWR 1.012 M.Cuddyer LWD 210 D.Span HHC .371
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A.
PAGE 3
------HR VS. LEFT------ ---BAT AVG VS. RIGHT--- ------HR VS. RIGHT-----
M.Cuddyer LWD 13 J.Mauer OOS .407 R.Howard BSP 37
C.Utley PPS 13 A.Lind NBC .396 A.Pujols IRM 32
I.Kinsler CCP 11 K.Youkilis SSC .376 A.Lind NBC 31
N.Swisher KBM 10 G.Jones LLM .369 A.Gonzalez MER 28
A.Torres PPS 10 N.Morgan LLD .362 J.Bay KBM 23
D.Young SSC 10 A.Gonzalez MER .361 A.Dunn CCP 21
R.Braun BSP
9 R.Cano SSC .360 J.Morneau CIP 21
P.Fielder LWD 9 I.Suzuki LLD .353 R.Branyan PPS 21
R.Castro MCD 9 M.Wieters IRM .351 D.Ortiz OOS 20
OTHERS TIED WITH 8 B.McCann CIP .347 L.Berkman
PPS 19
E.Aybar OTR .345 M.Holliday SLM 19
C.Kotchman LLD .344 T.Tulowitzki SLM 19
----FIRST BASE X-PCT--- ---SECOND BASE X-PCT--- ----THIRD BASE X-PCT---
A.Gonzalez MER .969 D.Pedroia SRS .969 S.Rolen SLM .895
M.Teixeira OTR .931 A.Hill JJC .915 E.Longoria PPS .818
L.Overbay KBM .875 O.Hudson SLM .910 I.Stewart LWD .778
D.Lee JJC .865 P.Polanco IRM .891 R.Zimmerman CCP .773
K.Youkilis SSC .864 M.Izturis OOS
.879 C.Figgins BBD .722
P.Konerko HHC .800 F.Sanchez BBD .873 C.Blake BSP .718
K.Morales ANR .784 C.Utley PPS .863 P.Feliz ANR .700
J.Loney LLM .763 I.Kinsler CCP .825 C.Counsell NBC .686
R.Howard BSP .739 D.Eckstein NBC .808 M.Mora HHC .673
T.Helton MCD .735 B.Phillips LLD .796 M.Young SRS .611
J.Morneau CIP .706 R.Cano SSC .792 A.Beltre LLM .608
A.Pujols IRM .694 B.Roberts OTR .741 A.Rodriguez IRM .595
----SHORT STOP X-PCT--- -----OUTFIELD X-PCT---- -----CATCHER X-PCT-----
J.Rollins LLM .953 C.Gomez ANR 1.000 D.Navarro KBM .957
T.Tulowitzki SLM .933 F.Gutierrez CIP 1.000 W.Nieves MCD .955
D.Jeter PPS .883 M.Bourn
JJC 1.000 R.Martin ANR .900
J.Bartlett LWD .875 T.Hunter LLD 1.000 C.Ruiz IRM .889
E.Andrus SRS .858 A.Jones MER 1.000 K.Suzuki SRS .878
H.Ramirez ANR .856 C.Crawford SRS 1.000 J.Kendall KBM
.854
R.Furcal BSP .848 M.Kemp SLM .959 R.Paulino LWD .853
A.Cabrera IRM .843 I.Suzuki LLD .957 M.Montero SSC .853
M.Scutaro CCP .842 S.Victorino SSC .921 J.Jaramillo NBC .846
E.Aybar OTR .827 R.Winn ANR .909 G.Soto LLM .844
Y.Escobar CIP .806 J.Ellsbury SRS .902 J.Buck OTR .815
A.Everett JJC .755 C.Beltran LWD .880 Y.Molina SLM .811
---------ERRORS- ------- ----OPPONENT STEALS---- ----OPPONENT SB PCT----
D.Ortiz OOS
23 J.Varitek LLD 84 T.Teagarden SRS .600
A.Beltre LLM 19 M.Montero SSC 68 R.Johnson LLM .619
E.Bonifacio SSP 19 M.Napoli BBD 65 V.Martinez PPS .631
M.Reynolds CIP 18 C.Coste KWR 62 J.Mathis
HHC .658
W.Aybar SSP 18 A.Pierzynski JJC 55 G.Zaun HHC .667
A.Kennedy SSP 18 J.Baker MER 54 K.Shoppach PPS .667
R.Furcal BSP 17 B.Molina CCP 52 J.Kendall KBM .667
J.Cantu MER 17 R.Martin ANR 45 C.Ruiz IRM .677
O.Cabrera KBM 16 G.Zaun HHC 44 B.McCann CIP .681
D.Wright SSC 14 R.Paulino LWD 43 Y.Molina SLM .682
E.Andrus SRS 14 J.Mauer OOS 42
Y.Torrealba MCD .688
OTHERS TIED WITH 13 V.Martinez PPS 41 OTHERS TIED WITH .694
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A. PAGE 4
----------WINS- -------- ---------LOSSES- ------- ------WINNING PCT------
C.Sabathia LLD 15 R.Hill NBC 14 T.Lilly SLM .875
F.Hernandez SSC 15 B.Looper JJC 13 C.Carpenter CCP .813
J.Verlander PPS 14 C.Tillman NBC 13 J.Washburn LWD .800
Z.Greinke PPS 14 S.Kazmir IRM 11 F.Hernandez SSC .789
T.Lilly SLM 14 D.Lowe LLM
11 Z.Greinke PPS .778
J.Johnson CCP 13 D.Bush NBC 11 J.Johnson CCP .765
C.Carpenter CCP 13 T.Stauffer NWS 11 C.Sabathia LLD .750
D.Haren SSC 13 OTHERS TIED WITH 10 T.Lincecum LLD .750
J.Jurrjens SRS 12 M.Garza SSC .750
A.Wainwright CIP 11 J.Verlander PPS .737
R.Wells OOS 11 R.Wells OOS .733
OTHERS TIED WITH 10 OTHERS TIED WITH .714
----------ERA- ---------
----INNINGS PITCHED---- ----------TBF- ---------
J.Washburn LWD 2.23 U.Jimenez LWD 169.0 U.Jimenez LWD 743
J.Danks KWR 2.44 A.Wainwright CIP 156.0 J.Jurrjens SRS 655
J.Verlander PPS 2.57 J.Verlander PPS 154.0 A.Wainwright CIP 652
J.Vazquez CIP
2.71 F.Hernandez SSC 154.0 Z.Greinke PPS 642
J.Johnson CCP 2.75 J.Jurrjens SRS 154.0 F.Hernandez SSC 633
C.Carpenter CCP 2.82 Z.Greinke PPS 152.2 D.Bush NBC 631
T.Lilly SLM 2.87 J.Vazquez CIP 149.2 R.Halladay
BSP 615
T.Lincecum LLD 2.96 T.Lincecum LLD 146.0 W.Rodriguez KBM 615
F.Hernandez SSC 2.98 D.Bush NBC 145.1 J.Verlander PPS 615
J.Lester CIP 3.07 R.Oswalt IRM 144.2 D.Lowe LLM 612
R.Wells OOS 3.14 R.Halladay BSP 143.0 R.Wolf KBM 611
R.Dempster LLD 3.26 W.Rodriguez KBM 143.0 J.Vazquez CIP 610
-----GAMES PITCHED----- -----GAMES STARTED----- -----COMPLETE GAMES----
M.Wuertz ANR 58 U.Jimenez LWD 24 R.Halladay BSP 10
J.Howell
ANR 58 C.Lee SLM 23 A.Wainwright CIP 9
S.Camp BBD 57 J.Shields ANR 22 J.Jurrjens SRS 8
J.Affeldt KBM 56 A.Wainwright CIP 22 R.Oswalt IRM 7
C.Villanueva MCD 56 J.Vazquez CIP 22 C.Zambrano BSP 6
B.Wilson ANR 54 C.Sabathia LLD 22 B.Anderson LLM 6
G.Gonzalez SSP 54 T.Lincecum LLD 22 J.Weaver* CIP 5
J.Jennings *** 54 J.Verlander PPS 22 J.Garland IRM 5
B.Stokes BBD 53 F.Hernandez SSC 22 J.Danks KWR 5
B.Bass KWR 53 M.Cain SLM 22 J.Beckett LLM 5
J.Burton JJC 52 B.Arroyo SRS 22 J.Verlander PPS 5
P.Feliciano LLD 52 K.Correia SSP
22 OTHERS TIED WITH 4
-----GAMES FINISHED---- ---------SAVES- -------- --------SAVE PCT-------
D.Aardsma OTR 38 D.Aardsma OTR 23 L.Hawkins KBM .957
B.Wilson ANR 33 L.Hawkins KBM 22 J.Nathan *** .950
A.Bailey JJC 33 A.Bailey JJC 19 B.Wilson ANR .867
K.Kawakami KWR 32 J.Nathan *** 19 H.Street CCP .857
F.Cordero CIP 30 H.Street CCP 18 F.Cordero CIP .857
J.Broxton LWD 28 F.Cordero CIP 18 A.Bailey JJC .826
T.Redding NBC 27 J.Soria SLM 18 J.Soria SLM .818
M.Rivera BSP 26 J.Broxton LWD 17 K.Kawakami KWR .800
L.Hawkins KBM 26 M.Gonzalez PPS 17 F.Francisco LLD .800
R.Belisario OOS 26 T.Hoffman
IRM 16 J.Papelbon LLM .789
M.Thornton SSC 26 J.Papelbon LLM 15 M.Rivera BSP .778
OTHERS TIED WITH 25 OTHERS TIED WITH 14 T.Hoffman IRM .762
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A. PAGE 5
--------SHUTOUTS- ------ ------HITS ALLOWED-----
----------RUNS- --------
A.Wainwright CIP 4 D.Lowe LLM 186 R.Hill NBC 111
R.Oswalt IRM 4 N.Blackburn SSP 185 J.Chamberlain SSP 109
J.Weaver* CIP 2 R.Halladay BSP 171 N.Blackburn SSP 95
J.Danks KWR 2 C.Tillman NBC 169 C.Tillman NBC 94
R.Ohlendorf NWS 2 U.Jimenez LWD 168 L.Hochevar SSP 94
OTHERS TIED WITH 1 T.Hudson NBC 167 D.Lowe LLM 91
V.Padilla NBC 165 D.Bush NBC 89
D.Bush NBC 165 U.Jimenez LWD 87
J.Chamberlain SSP 160 K.Millwood OTR 87
C.Lee SLM 159 W.Rodriguez KBM 84
Z.Duke MER 158 J.Marquis CCP 84
Z.Greinke
PPS 158 R.Wolf KBM 83
------EARNED RUNS------ ---HOME RUNS ALLOWED--- ---------WALKS- --------
R.Hill NBC 104 Z.Greinke PPS 28 U.Jimenez LWD 76
J.Chamberlain SSP 96 D.Bush NBC 28 R.Hill NBC 74
C.Tillman NBC 93
J.Guthrie SLM 27 J.Marquis CCP 72
N.Blackburn SSP 90 N.Blackburn SSP 26 C.Marmol MCD 69
L.Hochevar SSP 88 C.Pavano SSP 26 K.Davies BBD 62
D.Lowe LLM 86 W.Rodriguez KBM 23 A.Burnett JJC
59
K.Millwood OTR 82 Y.Gallardo OOS 23 R.Romero MER 59
U.Jimenez LWD 81 D.Haren SSC 23 D.Davis ANR 58
W.Rodriguez KBM 80 M.Cain SLM 23 J.Sanchez OTR 58
J.Garland IRM 80 OTHERS TIED WITH 22 Y.Gallardo OOS 58
J.Marquis CCP 79 J.Jurrjens SRS 58
OTHERS TIED WITH 78 G.Gonzalez SSP 57
-------STRIKEOUTS- ----- ------WILD PITCHES----- ---------BALKS- --------
J.Verlander PPS 182 F.Hernandez SSC 15
J.Verlander PPS 5
T.Lincecum LLD 172 A.Burnett JJC 14 R.Hill NBC 5
Z.Greinke PPS 158 S.Kazmir IRM 11 J.Chamberlain SSP 5
J.Vazquez CIP 157 T.Lincecum LLD 11 E.Mujica SRS 4
U.Jimenez
LWD 157 J.Wright KWR 10 K.Medlen NWS 4
A.Wainwright CIP 154 C.Billingsley *** 10 C.Meredith *** 4
F.Hernandez SSC 136 D.Haren SSC 10 K.Farnsworth ANR 3
J.Lester CIP 130 C.Tillman NBC 10 M.Latos KWR 3
R.Halladay BSP 128 J.Chamberlain SSP 10 F.Liriano *** 3
W.Rodriguez KBM 128 L.Hochevar SSP 10 J.Fulchino LWD 3
R.Nolasco OTR 127 B.Bass KWR 9 J.Peavy SSC 3
OTHERS TIED WITH 125 B.Buckner NBC 9 P.Hughes NWS 3
-----PITCHER X-PCT----- ----OPPONENT STEALS---- ----OPPONENT SB PCT----
MANY TIED WITH 1.000 R.Hill NBC 29 R.Porcello HHC .571
K.Davies BBD 28 N.Robertson HHC .643
T.Lincecum
LLD 26 R.Romero MER .692
J.Hammel MER 24 L.Hernandez MCD .714
U.Jimenez LWD 23 H.Kuroda KWR .714
C.Pavano SSP 22 U.Jimenez LWD .719
J.Sanchez OTR 21 S.Feldman
MCD .722
D.Bush NBC 19 J.Weaver HHC .722
C.Meredith *** 19 D.Bush NBC .731
T.Cahill BBD 18 M.Delcarmen MCD .733
K.Wells LLD 18 B.Cecil HHC .733
F.Hernandez SSC 18 A.Burnett JJC .750
LEAGUE LEADERS FOR 2010 C.B.A. PAGE 6
---PITCHER'S BAT AVG--- -----PITCHER' S HRs----- ----HITS / 9 INNINGS---
M.Owings JJC .367 M.Owings JJC 3 J.Danks KWR 6.09
C.Stammen BBD .300 P.Maholm HHC 3 T.Lilly SLM 6.84
A.Laffey JJC .286 D.Haren SSC 2 J.Johnson CCP 7.10
T.Hudson NBC .261 T.Hudson NBC 1 B.Anderson LLM 7.22
D.Haren SSC .245 A.Burnett JJC 7.33
U.Jimenez LWD
.241 J.Washburn LWD 7.37
J.Niemann ANR .235 T.Lincecum LLD 7.40
F.Paulino ANR .231 J.Verlander PPS 7.42
J.Moyer LLD .226 G.Floyd KBM 7.70
J.Pineiro ANR .207 C.Carpenter
CCP 7.73
Z.Duke MER .206 M.Cain SLM 7.80
OTHERS TIED WITH .200 F.Hernandez SSC 7.89
-----BB / 9 INNINGS---- -----Ks / 9 INNINGS---- ----HRs / 9 INNINGS----
N.Blackburn SSP 1.64 J.Verlander PPS 10.64 T.Lincecum LLD 0.37
D.Haren SSC 1.72 T.Lincecum LLD 10.60 S.Feldman MCD 0.53
Z.Duke MER 1.74 J.Sanchez OTR 9.79 J.Lester CIP 0.56
J.Shields ANR 1.80 J.Vazquez CIP 9.44 L.Hernandez MCD 0.60
C.Carpenter CCP 1.83 Z.Greinke PPS
9.31 R.Romero MER 0.64
J.Beckett LLM 1.89 J.Lester CIP 9.07 F.Hernandez SSC 0.64
J.Vazquez CIP 1.98 A.Wainwright CIP 8.88 C.Carpenter CCP 0.66
R.Halladay BSP 2.01 R.Nolasco OTR 8.86 R.Nolasco OTR 0.70
Z.Greinke PPS 2.06 C.Billingsley *** 8.66 J.Jurrjens SRS 0.70
C.Pavano SSP 2.10 M.Garza SSC 8.54 J.Johnson CCP 0.70
K.Correia SSP 2.10 M.Rzepczynski NWS 8.43 J.Danks KWR 0.71
J.Johnson CCP 2.24 J.Chamberlain SSP 8.37 R.Dempster LLD 0.72
----OPPONENT BAT AVG--- ----LEFT OPP BAT AVG--- ---RIGHT OPP BAT AVG---
J.Danks KWR .192 R.Wolf KBM .182 R.Porcello HHC .157
T.Lilly SLM .207 P.Maholm HHC .188 R.Vandenhurk NWS .177
J.Johnson CCP .216 J.Sanchez
OTR .192 J.Danks KWR .180
A.Burnett JJC .223 A.Burnett JJC .195 J.Jurrjens SRS .187
T.Lincecum LLD .224 J.Johnson CCP .199 B.Anderson LLM .206
B.Anderson LLM .224 T.Lilly SLM .202 T.Lincecum LLD .207
J.Verlander PPS .225 J.Saunders MER .204 T.Lilly SLM .209
J.Washburn LWD .227 W.Rodriguez KBM .207 R.Dempster LLD .211
G.Floyd KBM .227 J.Verlander PPS .207 R.Wells OOS .215
R.Vandenhurk NWS .230
M.Garza SSC .210 S.Feldman MCD .217
C.Carpenter CCP .231 Y.Gallardo OOS .215 J.Washburn LWD .221
J.Vazquez CIP .234 G.Floyd KBM .217 C.Carpenter CCP .222
------RUN SUPPORT----- - ---INHERITED SCORE %--- ----STRIKEOUTS/ WALKS---
C.Billingsley *** 7.06 K.Calero SSC .050 D.Haren SSC 4.81
S.Baker OTR 6.48 H.Bell PPS .100 J.Vazquez CIP 4.76
M.Scherzer LWD 6.42 P.Feliciano LLD .115 J.Verlander PPS 4.55
C.Carpenter CCP 6.25 T.Gorzelanny MCD .130 Z.Greinke PPS 4.51
D.Haren SSC 6.25 P.Coke NWS .130 J.Beckett LLM 4.17
T.Lilly SLM 6.20 M.Wuertz ANR .130 R.Halladay BSP 4.00
J.Marquis CCP 6.14 J.Lewis JJC .136 J.Shields ANR 3.93
F.Hernandez SSC
6.09 J.Miller BSP .136 R.Nolasco OTR 3.85
R.Wells OOS 5.76 M.Guerrier SLM .148 K.Correia SSP 3.66
Z.Greinke PPS 5.76 H.Okajima CIP .150 T.Lincecum LLD 3.51
J.Garland IRM 5.71 J.Soria SLM .154 J.Johnson
CCP 3.46
J.Weaver* CIP 5.67 B.Sanches LLM .156 A.Wainwright CIP 3.35
AWARDS VOTING FOR 2010 C.B.A. Date: 7/27/2010
MVP AWARD CY YOUNG AWARD
A.Gonzalez(MER) 381 T.Lilly(SLM) 113
A.Pujols(IRM) 366 J.Verlander( PPS) 98
M.Holliday(SLM) 209 F.Hernandez( SSC) 50
P.Fielder(LWD) 138 J.Johnson(CCP) 18
R.Howard(BSP) 103 Z.Greinke(PPS) 8
ALL-STAR SELECTIONS BY POSITION
C J.Mauer(OOS) 1,850,944 B.McCann(CIP) 1,122,271
1B A.Gonzalez(MER) 2,988,792
A.Pujols(IRM) 2,823,951
2B A.Hill(JJC) 1,749,217 I.Kinsler(CCP) 1,684,112
3B E.Longoria(PPS) 1,236,667 S.Rolen(SLM) 1,215,494
SS H.Ramirez(ANR) 2,034,411 T.Tulowitzki( SLM) 1,726,591
LF A.Lind(NBC) 1,967,568 M.Holliday(SLM) 1,872,376
CF M.Kemp(SLM) 1,476,333 D.Span(HHC) 1,319,761
RF M.Cuddyer(LWD) 1,454,023 N.Swisher(KBM) 1,299,765
Pi T.Lilly(SLM) 2,869,240 J.Verlander( PPS) 2,710,990
F.Hernandez( SSC) 2,530,353 J.Johnson(CCP) 2,267,452
C.Carpenter( CCP) 1,965,648 C.Sabathia(LLD)
1,894,739
Z.Greinke(PPS) 1,892,901 J.Danks(KWR) 1,762,456
T.Lincecum(LLD) 1,586,886 L.Hawkins(KBM) 1,566,071
A.Bailey(JJC) 1,551,773 F.Cordero(CIP) 1,344,987
GOLD GLOVE SELECTIONS BY POSITION
WINNER RUNNER UP
P C.Carpenter( CCP) M.Buehrle(SRS)
C K.Suzuki(SRS) R.Martin(ANR)
1B A.Gonzalez(MER) M.Teixeira(OTR)
2B D.Pedroia(SRS) A.Hill(JJC)
3B S.Rolen(SLM) E.Longoria(PPS)
SS J.Rollins(LLM) T.Tulowitzki( SLM)
OF M.Bourn(JJC) R.Sweeney(MER)
OF F.Gutierrez( CIP) A.Jones(MER)
OF M.Kemp(SLM) C.Crawford(SRS)
SILVER SLUGGER SELECTIONS BY POSITION
WINNER RUNNER UP
C J.Mauer(OOS) B.McCann(CIP)
1B A.Pujols(IRM) A.Gonzalez(MER)
2B I.Kinsler(CCP) A.Hill(JJC)
3B E.Longoria(PPS) M.Reynolds(CIP)
SS H.Ramirez(ANR) T.Tulowitzki( SLM)
LF A.Lind(NBC) R.Braun(BSP)
CF M.Kemp(SLM) M.Byrd(KBM)
RF
M.Cuddyer(LWD) N.Swisher(KBM)
ROLAIDS FIREMAN RELIEF AWARD MANAGER OF THE YEAR
L.Hawkins(KBM) 64 Eric Lindner(SLM)
J.Nathan(*** ) 55 Rob Hite(PPS)
A.Bailey(JJC) 53 Dennis Concepcion(LLD)
D.Aardsma(OTR) 53 Scott Kenan(CCP)
F.Cordero(CIP) 52 Cory Light(KBM)
YESTERDAY'S GAMES TODAY'S SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE STARTERS
BBD 8 at MCD 3 OTR-Volquez( 1-1, 5.59) at MCD-Feldman( 5-5, 3.36)
LLD 1 at LWD 4 KWR-Pettitt( 4-8, 4.92) at BBD-Cahill(7- 9, 4.44)
MER 9 at ANR 4 JJC-Martis(1- 1, 2.38) at LWD-Jimenez( 6-10, 4.31)
KWR 3 at OTR 7 HHC-Not announced at LLD-Johnson( 4-4,
5.01)
SSC 6 at NBC 1 NBC-Hill(2-14, 10.32) at ANR-Davis(9- 4, 3.71)
HHC 8 at JJC 5 SSC-Santana( 3-5, 6.59) at MER-Braden(7- 6, 4.13)
SRS 2 at PPS 3 LLM-Penny(5- 10, 4.83) at PPS-Hamels(6- 5, 5.71)
OOS 3 at NWS 4 SLM-Cain(10- 8, 4.41) at SRS-Buehrle( 8-7, 4.30)
IRM 8 at KBM 4 SSP-Pavano(2- 9, 4.63) at NWS-Stauffe( 2-11, 4.75)
SLM 9 at LLM 3 CCP-Carpent( 13-3, 2.82) at OOS-Volstad( 2-9, 4.17)
BSP 3 at CIP 4 CIP-Tejeda(0- 2, 6.57) at KBM-Floyd(8- 6, 3.67)
CCP 3 at SSP 4 BSP-Hallada( 8-9, 4.91) at IRM-Oswalt(9- 7, 4.23)
YESTERDAY'S BEST PERFORMANCES
BATTER TM OPP AB R H RB BB Ks HR
SB
J.Francoeur MCD BBD 5 2 2 4 0 0 2 0
O.Salazar IRM KBM 4 2 3 3 0 0 1 0
K.Matsui ANR MER 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 0
M.Teixeira OTR KWR 4 2 3 2 1 0 1 0
D.Lee JJC HHC 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 0
PITCHER TM OPP INN H R ER BB Ks HR WLS
T.Hanson LWD LLD 6.0 0 1 1 3 0 0 W
F.Hernandez SSC NBC 6.0 4 1 1 1 6 0 W
B.Cecil HHC JJC 7.0 5 1 0 1 2 0 W
F.Rodney MCD BBD 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 W
Z.Greinke PPS SRS 7.0 4 1 1 3 7 0
WHO'S HOT - BEST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER TM AVG AB H RB BB HR PITCHER TM IP H ER BB Ks HR WLS
A.Lind NBC .387 31 12 12 6 5 M.Adams SLM 9 1 0 2 8 0 001
R.Howard BSP .300 40 12 12 6 6 M.Wuertz ANR 7 2 0 2 9 0 001
A.Pujols IRM .361 36 13 7 8 5 J.Motte NBC 10 3 0 2 8 0 000
A.Gonzalez MER .323 31 10 8 11 3 R.Franklin LWD 6 1 0 2 5 0 100
J.Hardy HHC .348 23 8 8 5 2 J.Broxton LWD 5 1 0 2 5 0 002
WHO'S NOT - WORST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER TM AVG AB H RB BB HR PITCHER TM IP H ER BB Ks HR WLS
R.Doumit BSP .051 39 2 0 1 0 M.Hampton SSP 14 34 23 10 8 3 020
N.Morgan LLD .231 26 6 0 0 0 B.Zito
LWD 10 18 14 5 6 4 010
E.Andrus SRS .152 33 5 1 2 0 H.Bailey CCP 7 9 9 4 7 2 020
J.Lopez LLM .205 39 8 0 2 0 C.Stammen BBD 8 12 11 3 4 2 010
J.McDonald OOS .211 38 8 1 1 0 J.Marquis CCP 7 11 9 7 3 3 010
| Indiana's Asdrubal Cabrera, on his way to a 5-RBI night, looks up to third base umpire Jerry Meals for his safe call after smashing a second inning triple off starter Chan Ho Park in a wild game in Philadelphia. The World Champion Red Birds win 15-10 in the first game of their 3 game set against the Phantastics. |
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| (Bryan, TX) April 11, 2010: It was Turn-Back-The-Clock-Night today at the Basher's Home Opener Weekend. After the exciting 3-2 win at last night's Opening Night, perhaps they had set the clock a bit too far back. Dressed in their 1970's-style uniforms of the old MLB Texas Rangers, the Bryan Bunch played like their Ranger counterparts as they were victimized by the Southwest Lizard Kings and Ted Lilly with a no run/no hit 4-0 shutout. Pictured here are two of the guilty, (possibly) Jason Bay and Nick Swisher. |
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“Koji will surely be missed,” said manager Robert Brunet. “The way he went about his business has been a very positive influence on the staff and the team as a whole. We had just lost Armando (Galarraga, ankle) for the next few weeks after getting Brian (Bannister, thumb) back. This is a tough one. There’s no denying it.”
Uehara will be
treated in
Catcher Wil Nieves will join McCarthy on his trip up after Crows’ catcher Yorvit Torrealba was placed on the 15-day disabled list due to tenderness in his right shoulder.
May 29th, 2010
To Stirling: Joe Nathan, Darren O'Day, Chien Ming Wang
To New Hampshire: SRS#1(11), KBP#6(11), Dan Wheeler, Ryan Rowland-Smith, Gil
Meche
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PITCHERS |
TEAM |
IP |
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Buchholz |
Bryan |
0 |
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Marcum |
Carolina |
0 |
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Arietta |
Joliet |
0 |
|
McGowan |
Limoilou |
0 |
|
Leake |
Ohio |
0 |
|
Duchscherer |
New Jersey |
0 |
|
Sheets |
New Jersey |
0 |
|
Hellickson |
New Jersey |
0 |
|
Devine |
Columbus |
0 |
|
Reynolds |
Columbus |
0 |
|
Strasburg |
Sunville |
0 |
|
Kennedy |
Stirling |
1 |
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Webb |
Ottawa |
4 |
|
Runzler |
Kennesaw Mt |
9 |
|
Bumgarner |
Kennesaw Mt |
10 |
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Bonderman |
Ohio |
10 |
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Chacin |
San Diego |
11 |
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Poreda |
Joliet |
13 |
|
Wagner |
Indiana |
16 |
|
Bowden |
Kennesaw Mt |
16 |
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Hudson |
San Diego |
19 |
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Carrasco |
Sunville |
22 |
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Niese |
Maine |
26 |
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Wade |
Maine |
28 |
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Hitters |
Team |
AB |
|
Pedro Alvarez |
Allentown |
0 |
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Michael Taylor |
Allentown |
0 |
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Hank Conger |
Brooklyn |
0 |
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Jason Castro |
Bryan Bashers |
0 |
|
Yonder Alonso |
Carolina |
0 |
|
Sean Rodriguez |
Columbus |
25 |
|
Josh Bell |
Cooperstown |
0 |
|
Ike Davis |
High Bridge |
0 |
|
Jesus Montero |
Indiana |
0 |
|
Matt Antonelli |
Joliet |
0 |
|
Carlos Santana |
Kennesaw |
0 |
|
Adam Moore |
Kennesaw |
23 |
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Dee Gordon |
Lake County |
0 |
|
Xavier Nady |
Lake County |
28 |
|
Scott Sizemore |
Limoilou |
0 |
|
Tommy Manzella |
Limoilou |
5 |
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Juan Francisco |
Limoilou |
21 |
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Troy Glaus |
Limoilou |
29 |
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Dominic Brown |
Longue Pointe |
0 |
|
Mike Moustakis |
Longue Pointe |
0 |
|
Chin-Lung Hu |
Longue Pointe |
5 |
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Mike Stanton |
New Jersey |
0 |
|
Justin Smoak |
New Jersey |
0 |
|
Buster Posey |
Ohio |
17 |
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Jason Heyward |
Ottawa |
0 |
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Carlos Triunfel |
Philly |
0 |
|
Matt Tuiasosopo |
Philly |
22 |
|
Chris Carter |
Southwest |
0 |
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Austin Jackson |
Sunville |
0 |
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Tyler Flowers |
Sunville |
16 |
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Desmond Jennings |
San Diego |
0 |

|
Orig Team |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
4th |
5th |
6th |
7th 146- |
8th | 9th |
10th |
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Sunville |
SSP S Strasburg |
SSP G Gonzalez |
SSP L Hochevar |
SSP R Ankiel |
SSP M Aviles |
KBM J Vargas |
146 SSP T Flowers |
170 BSP F Nieve |
193 BBD N Green |
Sunville |
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HighBridge |
HHC R Porcello |
HHC D Holland |
SRS M Joyce |
SRS D Ackley |
CIP Ch Morton |
HHC M Mora |
147 HHC Jf Weaver |
171 HHC D Hernandez |
194 HHC C Crisp |
High Bridge |
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Montreal |
KWC B Matusz |
MCD Ian Desmond |
MCD L Marson |
BSP H Conger* |
MCD J Iglesias* |
MCD S Richmond |
148MRC S OSullvan |
172 MCD W Venable |
195 MCD C Meredif |
Montreal |
|
Joliet |
JJS A Bailey |
IRM J Montero* |
MCD B McCarthy |
JJC J Gutierrez |
JJC B Duensing |
KWR R Brignac |
149 ANR J Martin |
173 ANR K Farnsworth |
196 KWR B Bass |
New Jersey |
|
Bryan |
KWC C Coghlan |
KBM C McGehee |
SRS P Moylan |
BSP R Ruiz |
KBM J Geer |
KBM B Badenhop |
150 KBP Y Petit |
174 KBM K Gregg |
197 KBM J Castro* |
Bryan |
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Stirling |
KWC Mat Latos |
SRS E Mujica |
SRS JFox |
SRS T Teagarden |
CIP N Shierholtz |
SRS Jerry Hairston |
151 SRS I Kennedy |
175 KBM P Misch |
198 HHC C Narveson |
High Bridge |
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Kennesaw |
KWC W Davis |
KWR C Santana* |
JJC B Norris |
JJC J Arietta |
IRM D Fister |
CWS T Stauffer |
152 KWR A Moore |
176 KWR C Coste |
199 KWR R Chavez |
Kennesaw |
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Ottawa |
OOS R Wells |
OOS R Roberts |
OOS R Belisario |
OOS D Herrera |
OOS E Hinske |
OOS L Nix |
153 OOS B Tomko |
177 OOS A Arias |
200 OOS J McDonald |
Ottawa |
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Allentown |
SSP C Gonzalez |
LLM B Sanches |
SSP T Coffey |
ANR M Brantley |
ANR M Taylor* |
ANR F Paulino |
154 ANR D Mathis |
178 ANR K Hart |
201 ANR W LeBlanc |
Allentown |
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Maine |
MER R Romero |
MER S West |
MER R Westmoreland* |
KWR D Runzler |
BSP C Vargas |
SSP D Freese |
155 MER S Fuld |
179 MER J Morales |
202 MER C Durbin |
Maine |
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Ohio |
OTR D Aardsma |
CCS K Blanks |
OTR M Diaz |
BSP R Belliard |
OTR B Hawksworth |
OTR H Quintero |
156 OTR L Rosales |
180 OTR M Tolbert |
203 OTR M Maloney |
Ohio |
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Limoilou |
LWD N Reimold |
LLD A Pagan |
LWD J Fulchino |
LWD S Sizemore* |
LWD J Thatcher |
LWD C Jakubauskas |
157 LWD A Rosales |
181 LWD A Cora |
204 LWD J Francisco |
Limoilou |
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Carolina |
NBC E Cabrera |
CCS S White |
CCS D Stubbs |
OTR B Medders |
CCS D Ross |
OOS J Powell |
158 CCS F.T. Ni |
182 CCS T Walker |
205 CCS E Dessens |
Carolina |
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retired team Skokie |
SRS B Bergeson |
IRP J McDonald |
Skipped |
Skipped |
CIP Josh Bell* |
IRM J Sowers |
Skipped |
Skipped |
Skipped |
Skipped |
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Belfast |
BBD T Cahill |
BBD D Huff |
BBD C Stammen |
BBD R Garko |
BBD V Mazzaro |
BBD C Zavada |
159 BBD J Berken |
183 BBD R Choate |
206 BBD C Sullivan |
Belfast |
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Longue Pt |
LLD S Podsednick |
LLD D Brown* |
LLD Ko Hill |
LLD O Dotel |
LLD B Tallett |
LLD R Santiago |
160 LLD Ra Johnson |
184 LLD G Blum |
207 LLD R Ortiz |
Longue Pt |
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Lake Co |
LLC G Jones |
LLM T Clippard |
LLM D Gordon* |
JJS J Maxwell |
LLM A Avila |
LLM T Miller |
161 LLM Ro Johnson |
185 LLM T Wellemeyer |
208 LLM E Gonzalez |
Lake Co |
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Cooperstn |
CWS M Palmer |
CWS M Repcynski |
SLS D Baez |
SW G Kapler |
CWS J Nix |
SRS T Byrdak |
162 NBC J Jaramillo |
186 NBC D Eckstein |
209 NBC B Buckner |
High Bridge |
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Indiana |
IRM T Hunter |
IRM S Jackson |
SSP E Bonifacio |
IRM D Nippert |
IRM J Chavez |
IRM R Detwiller |
163 IRM N Figueroa |
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210 IRM P Janish |
Indiana |
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Southwest |
SSC D Jennings* |
JJC L Valbuena |
HHC B Cecil |
CIP F Cervelli |
CIP T Gwynn Jr |
SLM T Ohka |
164 SLM C Carter |
187 SRS E Young Jr |
211 SLM K Jepsen |
New Jersey |
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Philly |
PPS L Gregorson |
PPS D Meyer |
PPS Starlin Castro* |
PPS E O'Flaherty |
PPS A Torres |
PPS R Ryal |
165 PPS J Smoltz |
188 PPS M Morse |
212 PPS M Tuiasosopo |
Philly |
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Brooklyn |
SLS D Bard |
KWR J Borbon |
KWR B Allen |
BSP M Carp |
BSP J Rauch |
BSP B Parnell |
166 NBC M Saunders |
189 BSP B Boyer |
213 BSP Skipped |
Montreal |
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SanDiego |
SSC K Calero |
SSC C Pennington |
SSC J Bulger |
SSC D Hudson |
SSC F Garcia |
SSD B Pena |
167 SSC R Pena |
190 SSC M Aubrey |
214 SSC J Chacin |
SanDiego |
| Columbus | CWS G Parra | CWS O Santos | CWS K Medlen | CWS J Lugo | CWS R Vandenhurk | CWS M Maier | 168 LLM M Daley | 191 CWS S Kelley | 215 CWS R Gload | Columbus |
| New Jersey | NBC C Tillman | NBC J Smoak* | NBC R Perry | NBC J Hellickson* | SLM J Bailey | NBC M Fontenot | 169 BSP O Vizquel | 192 BSP Ol Perez | 216 NBC J Motte | New Jersey |
Minor Leaguers
SSC: Desmond Jennings
IRM: Jesus Montero
KWR: Carlos Santana (Cleveland)
LLD: Dominic Brown (PHL)
NBC: Justin Smoak (ATL)
MER: Ryan Westmoreland
LLM: Dee Gordon (LAN)
LWD S Sizemore, SS
ANR M Taylor (Oak)
CIP Josh Bell
BSP: Hank Conger (LAA)
HHC:
SLM: Chris Carter (Oak)
PPS: Starlin Castro
KBM: Jason Castro, C
Indiana Redbirds LP 4 games to 2
in 13th Annual CBA Classic.
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The Indiana Red Birds cap off a remarkable comeback season to defeat
the
Longue-Pointe Loggers in the CBA 2009 World Series 4 games to 2.
Their
unprecedented second consecutive Championship crown came as the
result of
an 8-5 victory highlighted by an 8th inning home run by Alex
Rodriguez.
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Indiana went 40-14 to finish in a tie for
the Wild Card, then a 1game playoff to get into the playoffs. Then we are are
Road team in each series and win both games on the road to start out and then
win 2 of 3 at home to get to the World Series. Then we come up against Longue
Pointe team that has a great Starting Pitching Staff and we win both games
again on the road and won the first game at home to take a demanding 3-0 lead
in the series. But Longue Pointe wasn't going down without a fight and win
game 4 6-5 with Indiana having the tying run on and Albert at the plate with 2
outs in the 9th. Then CC just shuts the Red Birds down for a 5-0 victory to
force game 6. Ichrio leads off the bottom of the 1st with a HR and Longue
Pointe was on the way again but the game got tied when Linceumn threw back to
back wild pitches to let Ruiz to score and then again it was tied at 2-2 and
Indiana took a 6-2 lead, but Kazmir got tired once again in the 5th with 2
outs but Darren Oliver came in to shut door and went on to pitch a couple more
innings then gave up 3 runs to make it 6-5. It was a nail biter for sure as
the Loggers kept threatening and a key spot in the game was when Varitek came
into PH for his fellow catcher mate Laird against Oliver. D J Carrasco was
called in from the pen and got him out. With 1 out in the bottom of the 8th
Billy Wagner came in for 1 2/3 inning save try and he got the 2 guys out in
the 8th. Then in the top of the 9th with a runner on A-Rod gives some
insurance with a 2 run HR and Wagner shuts it down in the bottom of the
inning.
2009 CBA Opening World Series Ceremonies in Longue Pointe

Other Playoff moments....
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Ohio's Mark Texeira swings in the T-Cats first ever playoff series |
Game 3: San Diego's David Wright tagged out by LP's Varitek |
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Southwest's Johnny Damon destroys Philly |
Cliff Lee Stars for Eric Lindner'sSouthwest Lizard King's |
Belfast Brawlers star Nate McLouth connects in the first Belfast playoff series in 3 years. |
also: "The Wolfman" retires from CBA



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| 2009 Playoffs |
It's stunning....Staub has not had a winner in the Finals since well, 2005 and Dennis Concepcion's Longue Pointe team won it all. The reigning champ Fidler is back. He is CBA's best, back for 3rd time in 4 years. Concepcion, a playoff perennial, didn't make it last year to the playoffs, but sure has the year in grand style. He swept the extraordinary San Diego Surf team. Both Indiana and LP were underdogs to two of CBA's greatest teams of all time. Both Conference teams beat the giant teams to help advance. Now they meet. Indiana just plain outslugs you, Longue Pointe just keeps you off the bases and runners from moving....Two contrasting Strat philosophies will square off. The games should be well attended just to see what the next CBA STrategy trend will be....Will it be good pitching with lots of K's and defense. A team that hit and runs you to death and steals at will? or will it be the ARoid, Pujols, Hamilton, Pence, Sizemore, reyes show?
For LP it was all pitching and unlikely heros. For Indy Pence, Sizemore and ARod. Lets look and see who they are...
Indiana was originally the expansion Houston Aeros, a last place team that was extremely fortunate to have won the 1st over expansion pick when 4 teams were broken up. ARod was originally on the Chris Boutin led Quebec Capitales. He was the first expoansion pick in 2003 by Chris Thomas' Houston club. He then drafted Albert Pujols with the first regular draft pick that year. There was the nucleus. Jose Reyes came over in a trade 3 seasons ago from San Diego, while OSwalt was an orinal draftee. Last year, Indiana acquired B. Wagner, C. Ruiz, K. Griffey, Jr in a major trade with Southwest for A. Ethier, Indiana's #1(09), #4(09), #5(09), #6(09). They got Loney from Kennesaw as well at about the same time for a #2 and Mientkiewicz. They got J Garland from Kennesaw as well in 2008. Posada came in July of 2007 for D Riske, Kaz Matsui and a 2,6 pick. Polanco came in from Philly for Brad Hawpe. Many good trades and some not as good. But always looking to improve. Indy traded picks, acquired, shuffled, drafted and built. Looking out of the picture in themid season they staged one of CBA's remarkable comebacks winning 41-17 to gain a last day wildcard, and now back in the finals after Fidler threw in the "Towel".
Longue Pointe has made a few trades mostly has built through drafting. The team, unlike 2005 is mostly of Concepcion's design. He drafts for bench reserve and defense. He drafts for talent, he drafts for good cards, he drafts to win with balance. He drafts strikeout artists, he drafts well. He acquired great draft pieces starting when he took guys like Richie Sexson at the end of rd 1 in 2005. Jason Varitek came in 2006 for Jason Kendall. 05 WS hero Torii Hunter came in 2005 for AJ Burnett and a #1. Dennis moved guys like Nomar Garciaparra a longue time favorite in Quebec, bringing in players like Aramis Ramirez, drafted some like pen guys CJ Wilson, Balfour, Marte, Seanez, Kiko Calero, Brain Fuentes, and even drafted more guys for the staff and who got outs, K's and stopped runners from moving. But Concepcion has thrived in the draft. After raising some eyebrows, whose wondering now? He drafted a minor league pick like Tim Lincecum in rd 1. He took Hideki Matsui in rd 1 too. Ryan Dempster another. He took Ryan Theriot in a later round. LP is well known for super sub scrubs. Each year he has his overachieving mutant cards. In 2005, it was Brian Jordan hitting .400. This year its Cliff Floyd, and Lou Montanez, otherwise guys like Gabe Gross, Kotchmann, Iguchi, new heros with small names. Remember Miracle Mirabelli?
Its gonna be a Jailbreak...Who will attend?
Indiana defeats Southwest Lizard Kings for their 3rd Clemente title in 4 years.....Took 4 games to 1.
Well first of all I want to thank
Eric for playing a good series and congratulate him on his great
season. The Red Birds won games 1 and 2 again on the road and came
home where they would lose game 3 once again this time 6-4. Then in
Game 4 their bats came alive and built a 9-0 lead for Roy Oswalt who
then got tired in the 7th inning and the final ended up 9-2. Game 5
was one for the classics as it ended up 2-1 as Indiana took the lead
1-0 in the 3rd inning when Polanco scored on a base hit by Reyes.
Southwest managed to tie it up at 1-1 on a wild pitch with Either on
3rd he came in to score. Southwest got a runner on in the top of the
9th and Billy Wagner came in to try and stop the rally and he did as
he struck out all 3 batters he faced. So the game was tied up at 1-1
in the both of the 9th with not the real A-Rod leading off but
Indiana's A-Rod and he hit a 2-4 no doubter HR to send the Red Birds
to the series for the 3rd time in 4 yrs. We want to once again thank
Marc and Eric for playing great series. The only other thing I want to
add which I got a chuckle out of when Eric IM me on it as he said I
thought the road to the World Series was going through Brooklyn didn't
think it would be Indiana. And at the start of the playoffs I would
agree with him and I still do agree as my road to the World Series
started in Brooklyn and now it has went through the Southwest part of
California now we are just waiting on to see who our opponent as will
we stay in California or will we have to go back to Brooklyn once
again.
@AP Newswire
Date: Oct. 14, 2009
LOCAL INVESTIGATORS SEEK ANSWERS!
Arcane wording discovered scrawled upon a napkin in local steak house
outside Indiana's Ballpark has raised concerns that a killer may be on
the loose. It reads:
In the
mighty halls of the CBA
there are only two things of certainty,
The future's uncertain, and THE END is always near!
Wow, I'm sick of doubt
Live in the light of certain
South side
Cruel bindings.
The Redbirds have the power
Dog-men and their mean women
Pulling poor
blankets
over
Our players
I'm sick of dour faces
Staring at me from the executive
Suites, i want roses in
My
bullpen
bower; dig?
Royal doubles, hard hit singles
Must now replace aborted
Strangers in the mud
These mutants, blood-meal
For the pitcher that's plowed.
They are waiting to take us into
The severed garden
Do you know how pale and wanton thrillful
Comes death on a strange hour
Unannounced, unplanned for
Like a scaring over-friendly guest you've
Brought to bed
Defeat makes angels of us all
And gives us wings
Where we had shoulders
Smooth as raven's
Claws
No more
money,
no more fancy uniforms
This other kingdom seems by far the best
Until it's other jaw reveals incest
And loose obedience to a REDBIRD law.
I will not go
Prefer a feast of
friends
A lie she cried
Spread out against the sky
Like a patient etherized upon a marble slab
To the giant REDBIRD she spoke
I will not go, I will not go
Have I not wandered your streets of yellow haze?
And pitchers come and go
Speaking of Joe DiMaggio
I have measured out my life
In balls, strikes and cheap hot dogs
Am I not Lazarus raised from the dead?
Come back to tell you
To tell you all
THE END
Local officials and police detectives are puzzled by the cryptic
verbiage and its meaning. Rumors that the much awaited contest between
the Lizard Kings and the Rebirds will be tomorrow night at 5pm
Pacific/8pm EST may be related to the arcane scriblings. Rob Fidler is
reportedly suffering from massive migranes in anticipation of the bloody
series and has been cleared of any ill-doings. However, maverick owner,
Eric Lindner, has been heavily sedated and locked securely in a local
sanitarium after being found in a darken alley with steak sauce smeared
all over his vomit covered t-shirt.
The end is most certainly near for one of these vaunted warriors of the
CBA.
Report filed by Bernard Shakey
Minister of Propaganda and Ticket Sales
The first round is complete. Stunning upsets, and glorious wins. The first series pit the Longue Pointe Loggers, Dawson champs against the Ohio Thundercats in their first ever playoff. It was a hard fought series which was accented by some outstanding pitching perfomances by both teams. Dempster heading the rotation based on his Cy Young type season, was shaky as LP uncharacteristically scored 8 to outlast the T Cats. Total effort against Volquez who surrendered 7 er. The game was tied going into the 7th inning. Theriot's double was the difference. Game 2 was all Rick3 Nolasco in a 6 hitter. It was a fine performance, stopping LP cold. Game 3 was an extra innings game won by Ohio. Tied at 2 in the 7th, another tight one. A dramatic ending. Chris Young walked, Johjima bunted him over, But Balfour came in and promptly walked Guillen, and LP killer Kelly Johnson drew a bases loaded walk. Texeira who also had homered, finally walked with the bases loaded off LP closer Grant Balfour. Lincecum K's 8 and Torii Hunter had a big offensive game. Dempster won game 4 with with some timely hitting and great pitching. He K'd 9 in the win. Game 5 saw Carlos Zambrano(1-0) and Ricky Nolasco(1-1) locked horns in a pitcher's duel with Zambrano and the Longue Pointe Loggers coming out on top of the Ohio Thundercats 2 to 1. Zambrano was in control of the game from the outset. He surrendered only 5 hits and 2 walks in 8 and 2/3 innings. Ohio had a chance in the 9th but they came up short against Wilson who earned a save...Game 6 was Lincecum's best. He K's 13 in a 2 to 1 victory. Lp will go on to SD for a showdown
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San Diego Surf's GM Joe Wallace. Is out for blood. Years of losing has made him hungry and a total CBA force to be dealt with. He dispatched Belfast and JD Adams in 6 games. SD took g 1,2,3 the SD talent just took over. In game 1 it was the small guys, Kendrick and C Guzman who had the big hits for SD. In game 2 it was Manny, McCann, Dye. Game 3 it was the whole lineup just slappin 'em down and scoring runs. In game 4 Belfast won the game with a run in the bottom of the 9th inning on an Aubrey Huff walk. An Alexei Ramirez single, and a Brandon Moss base-hit. Game 5 Nate McLouth blasted 2 homeruns, and Brawlers won in 10 innings by the score of 8 to 7. That game was deadlocked at 7 after nine full innings. SD took their 4th and the right to play Dennis Concepcion and LP winning game 6. Dan Haren racked up an impressive total of 10 strikeouts as the San Diego Surf outscored the Belfast Brawlers 7 to 2. Haren(2-0) was in control of the game from the outset. He gave up just 7 hits and 1 walk in 9 innings. San Diego finished with 13 hits, and David Wright had a Homer and 3 RBI's and Wallace is looking like gold. LP and SD will meet to decide Staub.
Indiana Brooklyn was tougher than it looked. The Redbirds took that series 4 to 1. Game 1 was a pitchers duel with Halladay and Oswalt going on into extras. In the end Brooklyn didn't hit, but Reyes did launching a HR for the Indy win. Indy won game 2 by a large margin 14-5. The big boys, Pujols, ARod, Josht Hamilton (5 RBI) did major damage, but in Game 3 Brooklyn's Dice K went the distance. Doumit and Howard Homered. Game 4 a key game went into the 12th inning . Brooklyn rode a Howard HR into the 9th with a 1 run lead. Maglio Ordonez forever the Brooklyn Buckner, dropped a flyball for 2 bases (Why was Denorfia not out there?) to allow Indy to tie and eventually win in the 12thSizemore smashed a solo-shot out of the park (his 2nd of the season) resulting in a mighty exciting win for Indiana and the 50,370 home town fans in attendance. For that matter it was all Indiana needed as the Superbas spit the bit once again in 2009. Wait till next year
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On Left:
It's an off day for the Red Birds following their victory over the
Brooklyn Superbas. Here, slugger Albert Pujols discusses strategy
with Red Birds skipper Bob Fidler for their upcoming Clemente
pennant showdown with Eric Lindner's Southwest Lizard Kings.
On right: shows Brooklyn's Ryan Doumit blocking Sizemore from Scoring a key run.
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Not To Touch The Earth....Lizard King Eric Lindner is
setting on his hot rock after a Philly playoff win. Controversial Center
fielder David Dejesus had 2 base hits and 2 RBI as the Southwest Lizard
Kings defeated the Philly Phantastics by the score of 5 to 3 in game 1 at
Philly's Stadium. Philly was unable to claim the lead after
Southwest went ahead in the top of the 3rd inning scoring a single run
using 2 hits. Southwest out-hit Philly for the game, Cliff Lee(1-0) who
went 8 innings, allowing 3 runs. Joakim
Soria gained credit for his 1st save. Cole Hamels(0-1) lost.
In Game 2 Second baseman Orlando Hudson had 4 hits and 2 RBI as the
Southwest Lizard Kings beat the Philly Phantastics by a score of 8 to 6.
Southwest had the winning rally in the 8th inning when they scored 4 runs
on 4 hits. Another controversial OF, Matt Holliday rifled a
three-run blast
Southwest had 17 hits for the game and Philly had 13. Right back came Rob
Hite and the high scoring Philly Phantastics. Center fielder Rick
Ankiel HR'd and had 5 RBI as the Phantastics won 13 to 5 at Jim Morrison
Memorial.
The Southwest fans didn't appreciate the big day Ankiel had. He doubled
which scored a run in the 2nd inning, doubled plating three runs in the
7th inning and cracked a solo homerun in the 9th inning. Philly had 12
hits overall, while Southwest had 6.
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| Phantastic Rob Hite | The Lizard King |
In game 4, The Philly Phantastics came roaring back in the
top of the ninth to spoil the anticipated celebration of the hometown
fans. The final score, was 6 to Philly scored the decisive runs in a big
9th inning with 2 runs using 3 hits.
Carlos Lee led off and keyed the rally when he lined a one-base hit. Evan
Longoria came next and he doubled. Lance Berkman struck out, unable to
help the rally. Kelly Shoppach stepped in and he doubled. Philly won
despite being out-hit by Southwest 10 hits to 7. Kerry Wood(1-0) picked up
the victory, The loss was charged to Cliff Lee(1-1).
Game 5 David Dejesus touched them all and had 2 RBI at Morrison Memorial
where the Southwest Lizard Kings beat the Philly Phantastics by the score
of 2 to 1. Southwest brought 2 runs across the plate in the 2nd inning
when they had 3 base hits. That scoring would be all that was needed.
Philly threatened in the 9th but Southwest was able to put down the rally.
In Game 6 The Philly Phantastics nipped the Southwest
Lizard Kings 5 to 4 back in Philly Field in a hard fought
contest.Southwest fell behind quickly as the Philly offense came through
in the first inning with 3 runs utilizing 3 base hits. After an out was
recorded, Derek Jeter began the Philly spurt when he drew a walk. Chase
Utley next to the plate and he banged out a single. After another out,
Rick Ankiel hit his 3rd CBA playoff HR of the series. Former first
round pick Evan Longoria followed and he delivered a one-base hit. Lance
Berkman stepped into the box and drew a walk. Southwest had a chance to
come back in the 9th but they came up short. Series tied and in Philly.
Stage was set...For Sw to win, would be seen as an upset. Philly had
one of CBA's alltime best seasons in 2009 as had Brooklyn. Who would
it be? Run with me....Run with me....and only one run was the
difference as the Southwest Lizard Kingsdefeated the Philly Phantastics in
10 innings 4 to 3. The score was knotted at 3 after nine innings. It went
into extras. Southwest was victorious in the 10th inning. when SW hero,
Johnny Damon singled. A controversial balk was called. People pelted the
umpire with crap. The Philly Phaithful chanted "you still S**k!" then game
continued. After an out was recorded, Jerry Hairston Jr stepped in
and he delivered a single. Hairston Jr took second on the throw. Despite
losing, Philly out-hit Southwest 12 to 8.
Cory Wade(1-0) went 1 and 1/3 innings allowing no runs for the win. Joakim
Soria gained credit for his 4th save. The loss was charged to Kerry
Wood(1-1) in relief. It was Lindners biggest ever CBA win....
By Craven
The Southwest Lizard Kings are currently facing off against the Indiana Redbirds in the Clemente Conference finals. The Lizard Kings led the league in attendance this season, and the four millionth fan recently passed through the turnstiles at Morrison Memorial. On TV, Lizard King Baseball is scoring its best ratings ever. These are stunning developments given that just one year ago, the Lizard Kings were one of the saddest franchises in professional sports, having languished in the CBA’s basement for years.
“I am not familiar with this kind of massive turnaround that occurred in a
blink of an eye,” says Willie Makeit, president of Sportscorp, a sports-business
consultancy. “It’s arguably the most remarkable turnaround in the history of
sports in the
It almost seems bizarre, but baseball fever has taken over
LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 2009 C.B.A.
Dawson WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Longue Pointe LLD 92 70 .568 ---- *WON*
2009 Belfast BBD 91 71 .562 1.0
2009 Limoilou LWD 86 76 .531 6.0
2009 Montreal MCD 56 106 .346 36.0
Rogers WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Ohio OTR 86 76 .531 ---- *WON*
2009 Maine MER 85 77 .525 1.0
2009 Allentown ANR 79 83 .488 7.0
2009 Kennesaw Mtn KWR 78 84 .481 8.0
Carter WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 San Diego SSC 109 53 .673 ---- *WON*
2009 Skokie SWC 91 71 .562 18.0
2009 Joliet JJC 65 97 .401 44.0
2009 High Bridge HHC 54 108 .333 55.0
Schmidt WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Philly PPS 105 57 .648 ---- *WON*
2009 Ottawa OOS 78 84 .481 27.0
2009 Stirling SRS 77 85 .475 28.0
2009 Westminster WPS 29 133 .179 76.0
Monday WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Southwest SLM 96 66 .593 ---- *WON*
2009 Indiana IRM 94 68 .580 2.0
2009 Lake County LLM 93 69 .574 3.0
2009 Bryan KBM 74 88 .457 22.0
Parker WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Brooklyn BSP 108 54 .667 ---- *WON*
2009 Cooperstown CIP 94 68 .580 14.0
2009 Carolina CCP 88 74 .543 20.0
2009 Sunville SSP 36 126 .222 72.0
SC Wild Card Standings WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Skokie SWC 91 71 .562 ---- 1
2009 Belfast BBD 91 71 .562 ----
2009 Limoilou LWD 86 76 .531 5.0
2009 Maine MER 85 77 .525 6.0
2009 Allentown ANR 79 83 .488 12.0
2009 Kennesaw Mtn KWR 78 84 .481 13.0
CC Wild Card Standings WON LOST PCT GB MAGIC#
2009 Indiana IRM 94 68 .580 ---- 1
2009 Cooperstown CIP 94 68 .580 ----
2009 Lake County LLM 93 69 .574 1.0
2009 Carolina CCP 88 74 .543 6.0
2009 Ottawa OOS 78 84 .481 16.0
2009 Stirling SRS 77 85 .475 17.0
OVERALL RECORD
Team WON LOST PCT HOME ROAD LEFT RIGHT EXTRA 1-RUN LAST 10 STREAK
ANR 79 83 .488 40-41 39-42 30-25 49-58 12- 9 20-26 5-5 Won 1
BBD 91 71 .562 45-36 46-35 33-26 58-45 5- 4 37-22 7-3 Won 4
BSP 108 54 .667 59-22 49-32 36-21 72-33 8- 7 25-22 5-5 Won 1
CCP 88 74 .543 44-37 44-37 29-22 59-52 10- 3 20-19 6-4 Won 4
CIP 94 68 .580 45-36 49-32 21-22 73-46 7- 7 33-17 8-2 Lost 1
HHC 54 108 .333 28-53 26-55 21-25 33-83 9-11 21-26 1-9 Lost 1
IRM 94 68 .580 45-36 49-32 22-20 72-48 9- 9 28-24 8-2 Won 2
JJC 65 97 .401 37-44 28-53 23-24 42-73 5- 7 24-30 6-4 Won 1
KBM 74 88 .457 35-46 39-42 22-26 52-62 6-10 25-18 3-7 Lost 2
KWR 78 84 .481 38-43 40-41 25-23 53-61 13- 8 24-30 4-6 Lost 3
LLD 92 70 .568 42-39 50-31 27-24 65-46 9-12 30-27 7-3 Won 3
LLM 93 69 .574 45-36 48-33 30-25 63-44 10- 9 22-20 7-3 Won 5
LWD 86 76 .531 43-38 43-38 28-14 58-62 7-10 20-32 5-5 Lost 2
MCD 56 106 .346 28-53 28-53 18-29 38-77 7- 6 25-22 1-9 Lost 6
MER 85 77 .525 43-38 42-39 33-16 52-61 13- 9 34-22 7-3 Lost 1
OOS 78 84 .481 39-42 39-42 15-32 63-52 12- 5 21-20 5-5 Lost 1
OTR 86 76 .531 39-42 47-34 31-23 55-53 7- 9 38-22 5-5 Won 3
PPS 105 57 .648 50-31 55-26 29-12 76-45 5- 1 16-19 8-2 Won 1
SLM 96 66 .593 44-37 52-29 31-20 65-46 3- 9 20-18 2-8 Lost 7
SRS 77 85 .475 42-39 35-46 17-31 60-54 3- 7 18-26 6-4 Lost 1
SSC 109 53 .673 54-27 55-26 38-16 71-37 10- 6 18-22 9-1 Won 5
SSP 36 126 .222 21-60 15-66 6-42 30-84 7-12 16-31 1-9 Lost 7
SWC 91 71 .562 43-38 48-33 31-18 60-53 4-10 13-23 4-6 Lost 4
WPS 29 133 .179 20-61 9-72 7-41 22-92 6- 7 8-18 2-8 Won 1
TOTAL 1944 1944 .500