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Glenview Flyers (103-59) |
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A. Jackson |
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Rivera |
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Rosario |
.260-8-34 |
Herrera |
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.245-8-90 |
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.248-2-17 |
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Escobar |
Kipinis |
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.241-4-51 |
.302-9-64 |
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Headley |
Votto |
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Miley |
13-8, 3.73 |
.264-11-71 |
.274-28-100 |
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Odorizzi |
7-10, 4.20 |
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Milone |
13-0, 1.98 |
Montero |
Marte |
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McCullers |
11-1, 2.47 |
.259-17-61 |
.312-16-60 |
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| The Glenview Flyers won a
franchise best 103 games in 2016 en route to a post season
appearance and the # 3 seed in the National League.
The Flyers had one of the best SP in the league in Tommy
Milone (13-0, 1.98 ERA) along with Joey Votto's bat and
glove leading the way. The Flyers have speed and play
great defense and will depend on Rosario and Jackson to help
with the offensive load. |
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| # 2 Mad
City Paddlers (105-57) |
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Trout |
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Rivera |
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Eaton |
.314-43-135 |
Calhoun |
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.338-18-78 |
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.294-37-109 |
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Iglesias |
Altuve |
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.313-5-31 |
.275-13-74 |
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Longoria |
Morneau |
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Quintana |
18-5, 2.89 |
.261-17-85 |
.289-3-18 |
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Bumgarner |
18-11, 3.49 |
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Scherzer |
16-7, 3.25 |
Lucroy |
Mayberry |
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Hahn |
9-2, 1.75 |
.295-9-63 |
.235-5-40 |
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| The Paddlers are perhaps
the toughest opverall team in the National League and are
extremely well balanced with starting pitching, power
hitting and speed and defense. Mike Trout is the best
player in the NL and Jose Altuve might be the wildcard for
the entire series. Bumgarner, Scherzer and Quintana
will be very tough to beat in a 7 game series. |
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