| # 2 Mad City Paddlers (98-64) |
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Rivera |
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Eaton |
.318-31-115 |
Calhoun |
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.329-11-70 |
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.264-22-128 |
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Iglesias |
Altuve |
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.259-0-26 |
.322-15-92 |
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Longoria |
Bour |
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Scherzer |
18-10, 3.06 |
.221-39-112 |
.260-22-43 |
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Bumgarner |
14-9, 4.58 |
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Quintana |
13-9, 3.54 |
Lucroy |
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Perez |
12-9, 5.69 |
.283-26-90 |
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| The Mad City Paddlers
locked up the # 2 seed and look to advance to the NLCS in
this tough five game series with Protect. Three
Paddlers drove in 100 or more runs and the staff wa anchored
by Scherzer all season. The question mark may be what
Bumgarner shows up in October? |
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| # 1
California Convicts (116-46) |
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Blackmon |
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Rivera |
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Braun |
.305-21-100 |
Davis |
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.318-26-91 |
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.251-38-95 |
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Tulowitzki |
Gyorko |
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.204-15-44 |
.265-19-43 |
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Castellanos |
Encarnacion |
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Pomeranz |
17-7, 3.08 |
.304-22-62 |
.260-36-120 |
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Carrasco |
11-10, 3.79 |
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Martinez |
16-3, 2.65 |
Castillo |
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Hill |
13-0, 1.81 |
.263-14-48 |
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| The California Convicts
hold the top spot in the National League and have a great
combination of pitching and offense. Carlos Martinez
led the team with 16 wins and Drew Pomeranz surprised with
17 wins of his own. Edwin Encarnacion hammered 16
homers and Khris Davis had 30 plus of his own. |
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