Trevor Donovan 16
Matty Dotel 12
Brutus Bryant 9
David Andujar 8
Alex Belliard 6
Willis Little 6
Joaquin Carreras 5
Luis Johnson 5
Hanley Decker 4
Midre Aquino 4
Kevin O'Connor 3
Benito Romero 3
Trey Ransom 2
Sherman Lawton 2
Alex Ortiz 2
Peter Belinda 2
Timo Kondou 1
Tom Saunders 1
Harold Hurst 1
Looks like Donovan may make it in next season.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Power Rankings: Season 20 V.5 Mid Season
Power Ranking V5
This weeks rank;(last week); change; Team; (record); week's record
1(1) NC Tampa Bay (66-27) 13-6
2(3) +1 Ottawa (57-36) 13-4
3(2) -1 Syracuse (57-36) 10-7
4(4) NC Cleveland (59-34) 11-6
5(8) +3 Mexico City (57-36) 10-7
6(9) +3 Charlotte (52-41) 10-7
7(6) +1 Vancouver (52-41) 11-6
8(7) -1 Huntington (57-36) 11-6
9(13) +4 Hartford (57-36) 12-5
10(5) -5 St. Louis (48-45) 5-12
11(11) NC Chicago NL (50-43) 7-10
12(10) -2 Chicago AL (45-48) 6-11
13(16) +3 Detroit (49-44) 10-7
14(12) -2 Florida (49-44) 8-9
15(15) NC Fresno (51-42) 9-8
16(17) +1 Little Rock (45-48) 8-9
17(14) -3 San Diego (42-51) 5-12
18(18) NC Scranton (51-42) 8-9
19(23) +4 Charleston (43-50) 13-4
20(21) +1 Anaheim (46-47) 8-9
21(19) -2 Colorado (45-48) 6-11
22(20) -2 Washington (37-56) 5-12
23(22) -1 New York NL (44-49) 10-7
24(28) +4 San Francisco (43-50) 10-7
25(24) -1 San Juan (40-53) 8-9
26(25) -1 Las Vegas (39-54) 7-10
27(27) NC Salem (38-55) 8-9
28(26) -2 New York AL (29-64) 5-12
29(31) +2 Indianapolis (37-56) 7-10
30(30) NC Atlanta (30-63) 5-12
31(29) -2 Seattle (35-58) 9-8
32(32) NC Baltimore (38-55) 6-11
This weeks rank;(last week); change; Team; (record); week's record
1(1) NC Tampa Bay (66-27) 13-6
2(3) +1 Ottawa (57-36) 13-4
3(2) -1 Syracuse (57-36) 10-7
4(4) NC Cleveland (59-34) 11-6
5(8) +3 Mexico City (57-36) 10-7
6(9) +3 Charlotte (52-41) 10-7
7(6) +1 Vancouver (52-41) 11-6
8(7) -1 Huntington (57-36) 11-6
9(13) +4 Hartford (57-36) 12-5
10(5) -5 St. Louis (48-45) 5-12
11(11) NC Chicago NL (50-43) 7-10
12(10) -2 Chicago AL (45-48) 6-11
13(16) +3 Detroit (49-44) 10-7
14(12) -2 Florida (49-44) 8-9
15(15) NC Fresno (51-42) 9-8
16(17) +1 Little Rock (45-48) 8-9
17(14) -3 San Diego (42-51) 5-12
18(18) NC Scranton (51-42) 8-9
19(23) +4 Charleston (43-50) 13-4
20(21) +1 Anaheim (46-47) 8-9
21(19) -2 Colorado (45-48) 6-11
22(20) -2 Washington (37-56) 5-12
23(22) -1 New York NL (44-49) 10-7
24(28) +4 San Francisco (43-50) 10-7
25(24) -1 San Juan (40-53) 8-9
26(25) -1 Las Vegas (39-54) 7-10
27(27) NC Salem (38-55) 8-9
28(26) -2 New York AL (29-64) 5-12
29(31) +2 Indianapolis (37-56) 7-10
30(30) NC Atlanta (30-63) 5-12
31(29) -2 Seattle (35-58) 9-8
32(32) NC Baltimore (38-55) 6-11
Friday, March 18, 2011
Season 20: Mid-Season Awards- NL Cy Young
1.Rico Pascual: Pascual's dominance is incredible.
2.Al Olivares: Pascual's dominance is so far above everyone else it takes away from some of the other performances that deserve recognition, like Olivares'.
3. Dicky Feng: Feng has been very good so far and could be better if some Washington players were meeting expectations.
4. Harry Owen: Best closr in the NL this season.
5.Paxton Gaetti: Not as many innings as I would like to see but his dominance is undeniable.
2.Al Olivares: Pascual's dominance is so far above everyone else it takes away from some of the other performances that deserve recognition, like Olivares'.
3. Dicky Feng: Feng has been very good so far and could be better if some Washington players were meeting expectations.
4. Harry Owen: Best closr in the NL this season.
5.Paxton Gaetti: Not as many innings as I would like to see but his dominance is undeniable.
Season 20: Mid-Season Awards- AL Cy Young
1. Victor Nieves: Third best WHIP in the league, leads the league in starter ERA, league leader in wins, 3rd in K's. He has been the winning pitcher in 15 of the 19 games he has started. That is making a difference.
2. Ryan Edwards: league leading WHIP. 11 Wins.
3. Eric Turnbow: Turnbow's numbers are impressive out of the pen.
4. Ray Evans: Not a real candidate for this award but past the top three no one is at this point. Very good season and deserves some recognition for it.
5. William Stephens: Stephens won't show up on many lists, he has very few counting stats, but his performance has probably been the brightest part of the season in Baltimore.
2. Ryan Edwards: league leading WHIP. 11 Wins.
3. Eric Turnbow: Turnbow's numbers are impressive out of the pen.
4. Ray Evans: Not a real candidate for this award but past the top three no one is at this point. Very good season and deserves some recognition for it.
5. William Stephens: Stephens won't show up on many lists, he has very few counting stats, but his performance has probably been the brightest part of the season in Baltimore.
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