| # 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 defeated the Convicts in the NLCS. Three
Paddlers drove in 100 or more runs and the staff was anchored
by Scherzer all season. The question mark may be what
Bumgarner shows up in October? |
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| # 2
Springfield Isotopes (107-55) |
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Fowler |
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Rivera |
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Pederson |
.278-11-48 |
Betts |
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.245-20-60 |
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.310-34-121 |
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Seager |
Odor |
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.288-22-92 |
.312-22-82 |
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Correa |
Freeman |
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Sanchez |
17-4, 3.46 |
.260-16-76 |
.272-37-131 |
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Fulmer |
14-3, 3.43 |
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Walker |
13-8, 4.85 |
Vogt |
Bogaerts |
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Cole |
9-5, 5.33 |
.268-13-72 |
.291-12-69 |
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| The Springfield Isotopes
are perhaps the most balanced team in the TBBL with Sanchez and
the 3 amigos at SS (Correa, Seager and Bogaerts) look to
make some noise on offense. |
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