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MOUNTAINMEN'S GORDON & CHOPPERS' SAAVERDA NAB 2017 SIM 18 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK HONORS |
MOUNTAINMEN'S GORDON & CHOPPERS' SAAVERDA NAB 2017 SIM 18 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK HONORSColchester's 21 Year-Old Former First Round Draft Pick Establishing Himself As One Of SIMBL's Purest Hitters; Second In League With Sizzling .390 Batting Average
Monday, August 14th, 2017: Thomas Gordon demonstrated his potential to be a star in the game last week and today he took home the Union League Player of the Week Award.
The Marin second baseman wreaked havoc on opposing pitchers last week, pounding them for a .469 average (15-32) with 2 home runs and 9 RBIs on his way to claiming the honor.
This year Gordon has collected a .333 batting average to date with 169 hits in 507 at-bats, 79 RBIs, 10 home runs and scored 87 times. He has played in 114 games. Monday, August 14th, 2017: One of the league's most exciting young players, Gabriel Saavedra of the Colchester Choppers earned himself Syndicate League Player of the Week honors with a standout performance in last week's games.
For the week the 21-year-old right fielder had a lofty .593 average (16-27), collecting 1 home run, 9 RBIs and 4 runs scored.
Saavedra has collected 145 hits for the Choppers this year, 4 of them home runs. He has also netted 69 RBIs and scored 66 runs while batting .390.
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POCATELLO'S BURNS RAPS FIVE HITS OUT AGAINST OREGON |
POCATELLO'S BURNS RAPS FIVE HITS OUT AGAINST OREGON
Friday, August 11th, 2017: Pocatello center fielder John Burns had the hot hand today in the game against the Pioneers at Lewis & Clark Field. He scorched Oregon pitching for 5 hits and paced the Timberjacks to a 8-6 victory.
J. Burns hit an RBI single in the 2nd, doubled in the 4th, tripled in the 6th, singled in the 8th and singled in the 9th.
Looking at his stats this year, Burns has compiled a .246 batting average, while hitting 6 home runs and driving in 34 runs. He has played in 97 games and scored 31 runs.
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T-JACKS' NEWLY-ACQUIRED NUNEZ INKS DEAL WITH NEW GM MELICAN |
T-JACKS' NEWLY-ACQUIRED NUNEZ INKS DEAL WITH NEW GM MELICAN 
Pocatello's new ace Alberto Nunez (above) celebrates his first win in a T-Jacks uniform after the big trade with San Diego at the 2017 trade deadline. Nunez inked a three-year deal with new GM Tim Melican with more than $11,000,000 a season. Saturday, August 12th, 2017: Team officials triumphantly announced that the Timberjacks and superstar starting pitcher Alberto Nuñez have closed a deal that keeps the 27-year-old in a Pocatello uniform for another 3 years.
Nuñez will earn $37,560,000 as part of the settlement.
This season Nuñez has worked 40.2 innings with 25 strikeouts en route to a 2-1 record and a 3.98 ERA.
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MARIN'S WHITE & CHICAGO'S PRICE HAVE FIVE-HIT DAYS IN 2017 SIM 18 |
MARIN'S WHITE & CHICAGO'S PRICE HAVE FIVE-HIT DAYS IN 2017 SIM 18
Tuesday, August 8th, 2017: Troy White socked it to the Texans today at Red Sox Nation. The 24-year-old Mountainmen center fielder rapped 5 hits in 5 at-bats to lead his club to a 12-4 win over Dallas.
T. White singled in the 2nd, singled in the 4th, singled in the 5th, doubled in the 7th and singled in the 9th.
In his season totals, White has no home runs, .277 BA, .302 OBP, 29 RBIs and 40 runs scored. He has played in 67 games.Saturday, August 12th, 2017: It doesn't happen very often, but it happened for Edgar Price -- a 5-hit day. He went on a rampage at Heritage Park and paced the Hitmen to a 12-5 win over the New Orleans Notes.
After his dynamite batting performance the Chicago center fielder told the press, "I just tried to get myself in a good count and have a good at-bat. That's all I can control." His philosophy paid some great dividends today. He slammed 5 hits in 6 tries and put his name in the record book.
E. Price doubled in the 1st, grounded out in the 2nd, hit an RBI single in the 4th, singled in the 5th, doubled in the 7th and doubled in the 9th.
This season in 115 games Price is batting .314 with 10 home runs, 66 RBIs and has scored 97 times.
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ASHEVILLE STUD RELIEVER DAWSON OUT FOUR-FIVE MONTHS WITH TORN BACK MUSCLE |
ASHEVILLE STUD RELIEVER DAWSON OUT FOUR-FIVE MONTHS WITH TORN BACK MUSCLE
Thursday, August 10th, 2017: The Asheville Smokies were dealt a severe blow when Philip Dawson was hurt throwing a pitch recently in a game against the Carolina Bearcats. After the game, the team trainer reported Dawson might have to spend a lengthy time on the disabled list. Today doctors confirmed it, ruling the 27-year-old reliever out for the rest of the season with a torn back muscle. They indicated it would take Dawson at least 4-5 months to heal.
This season Dawson has logged 57 relief appearances, 51.2 IP, 38 strikeouts, and a 2.96 ERA. His W-L mark is no wins and 3 losses, and he has 2 saves.
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OWLS' 'BIG CHIEF' COULSTON HURLS THREE-HIT SHUTOUT VS. PATS |
OWLS' 'BIG CHIEF' COULSTON HURLS THREE-HIT SHUTOUT VS. PATS
Tuesday, August 8th, 2017: Joey Coulston of the Bristol Owls was lights out in a 3-hit whitewash of the Boston Patriots.
He told BNN reporters, "I had my good stuff and it went where I wanted it to go."
He registered 4 strikeouts and 3 walks in shutting out Boston 7-0.
To date this year in 23 starts, Coulston has crafted a 9-9 mark with a 3.71 ERA. |
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'WOLVES' BLANCO SHUTS DOWN ROOSTERS ON FOUR-HITTER |
'WOLVES' BLANCO SHUTS DOWN ROOSTERS ON FOUR-HITTER
Thursday, August 10th, 2017: It was a dazzling performance by Carlos Blanco of the San Diego Warewolves. He shut out the Ruston Roosters 6-0 on a well-pitched 4-hitter, ringing up 4 strikeouts and issuing 1 walk.
For this year Blanco has chalked up 11 wins and 4 losses in 22 starts with 114 strikeouts in 140 innings and a 3.21 ERA. |
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CHOPPERS' FORMER FIRST ROUND PICK CALVO OUT FOR AT LEAST TWO WEEKS |
CHOPPERS' FORMER FIRST ROUND PICK CALVO OUT FOR AT LEAST TWO WEEKS
Tuesday, August 8th, 2017: Disappointing news today for Colchester Choppers fans. Ricardo Calvo was hurt throwing the ball in their game against the Oregon Pioneers and has shoulder soreness. Team trainers were hesitant to predict a date for return but said it was likely the injury will keep the left fielder out at least 2 weeks.
For the season Calvo has hit .305 with 10 home runs and 58 RBIs. He has played in 110 games and scored 82 times. |
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NEW YORK'S 'THE SON' KOUFAX HURLS THREE-HIT SHUTOUT VS. BEND |
NEW YORK'S 'THE SON' KOUFAX HURLS THREE-HIT SHUTOUT VS. BENDFormer 2016 SFA Emerging As A Top SIMBL Ace Following Disappointing First Season
Tuesday, August 8th, 2017: "It was just one of those games, when everything went right. I threw a lot of strikes," Randy Koufax said. "And the pitches they did get to hit, they didn't do anything with them."
The New York Enforcers pitcher really got it done in his 4-0 shutout victory over the Bend Bandits, shutting them down on 3 hits. Koufax issued 1 walk and had 6 strikeouts.
Koufax has made 23 starts, tossed 169.2 innings, struck out 126 batters and walked 21. His record is 10-7 with a 2.76 ERA and he has limited other teams to a .241 batting average.
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SIMBL SHOCKER: COMMISH SUSPENDS ROOSTERS GM CARTER |
SIMBL SHOCKER: COMMISH SUSPENDS ROOSTERS GM CARTERDefenders Of Ruston GM Call One-Week Suspension A 'Witch Hunt' 

Police haul away a pro-Jamey Carter protester in front of the SIMBL League Office after SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco handed down a one-week suspension to the Roosters GM for ordering his players to payback New Orleans after a brawl between the two clubs last week. The one hundred or so protesters grew more and more vocal until arrests had to be made. Some of the protesters chanted in unison for DeMarco's immediate resignation as SIMBL Commish. SIMBL followers are in a state of shock as SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco has suspended Ruston Roosters GM Jamey Carter after an investigation pertaining to last week's brawl between Ruston and New Orleans. The brawl was instigated by New Orleans SP Ulises Coca who beaned Ruston SS Jeffrey Donmoyer. The result was the most intense basebrawl involving two SIMBL teams since the infamous Texas-Calgary two-game brawls several seasons ago. Donmoyer and Coca were subsequently suspended for 14 games after the fight but the SIMBL League Office didn't stop their investigation there. It was suspected that shortly after the incident Carter instructed his Roosters players to intentionally throw at and pursue violent play on the basepaths in the two sudden rivals' next series against each other. DeMarco held a short news conference in which he stated, "Jamey is an integral part of this league and for him to order and lead such behavior is inexcuseable and obviously not in the best interest of the SIMBL. We are all disappointed at Jamey for this and hopefully this will wake him up a little." Those suspicions turned out to be true according to an investigation by the SIMBL Commissioner's Office and DeMarco levied a one-week suspension from 'any involvement pertaining to running the Ruston Roosters' on-the-field operations for one full week' detailed in a statement handed down by the SIMBL Commish's office today. Several attempts at reaching Carter shortly after the announcement were unsuccessful and several SIMBL media outlets are expecting a retort from the vocal Roosters GM in short time. Several pro-Carter protesters gathered outside the SIMBL League Office after the announcement with signs and placards denouncing the decison. One protester called the investigation and suspension "nothing short of a witch hunt. Free Jamey now!"
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HUSTLERS GM HANNAH ANSWERS WHY HE WAS UNCHARACTERISTICALLY SILENT DURING '17 TRADE DEADLINE BLITZ |
HUSTLERS GM HANNAH ANSWERS WHY HE WAS UNCHARACTERISTICALLY SILENT DURING '17 TRADE DEADLINE BLITZAll Eyes On Star Outfielder Kerry's Progress As Injury Puts Damper On 20-4 July Rampage Back Into Playoff Contention
Las Vegas All-Star OF Michael Kerry (above), obtained earlier this season from Ruston, was injured during 2017 SIM 17 and is out for five weeks with an oblique strain. Hustlers GM Carl Hannah will be watching Kerry's recovery progress as all of the two-time SIMBL champions' playoff hopes this season ride on him returning to the Las Vegas lineup. The Hustlers were the hottest team in the SIMBL after a disappointing start, going a blistering 20-4 in July. By Carl Hannah Las Vegas Hustlers GM SIMBL Contributor
Generally one of the most willing GMs in the SIMBL to wheel and deal, Carl Hannah of Las Vegas held a press conference to review the relatively minor moves that the team had made leading up to the 2017 trade deadline. "We needed another pitcher. No one denies that. We are a pitching team. That's our bread and butter. We've had a lot of our players start the year very slowly and a change needed to be made. There was a lot of pitching available but the price was just too high. But we managed to pick up a solid young reliever in Gregory Gouveia from New York and he'll be in our bullpen for a long time to come. We also were able to pick up Richard Dicks from Marin. He's a veteran who has seen it all and done it all. Our goal is the playoffs and those two are going to be instrumental in that." When asked why he couldn't pull off a coup like Calgary GM Christian DeMarco, "I have no idea what kind of pictures DeMarco has of Pocatello's GM (Tim Melican) but, well, they must be pretty bad. That's the worst trade I've ever seen in my life. All GMs make mistakes, I sure have, but to gut your pitching staff like that..." Mr. Hannah was tight-lipped about early medical reports on All-Star outfielder Michael Kerry commenting only that the team has always found a way to replace injured players and that he's hopeful that Kerry will return ahead of schedule. "Listen, we've just gone on a 20-4 run during July. Then we took two of three from San Diego. This team can play with anyone in the league. We dug ourselves a deep hole in April and we are just seeing daylight. We are also in the toughest division in the SIMBL but I am confident that we can make the playoffs. That's the only goal this team ever has. Leave rebuilding, reloading, and whatever else you want to call it to the other teams. Las Vegas is a winning organization. Period." Near the end of the press conference, Hannah also announced that longtime Hustler and former twenty-game winner Joseph Allen would be taking on full-time bullpen duties and that it was regrettable that injuries ruined his ability to be a consistent starter. "We take care of our own here in Las Vegas. I'm sure we'll have a coaching position open for Allen when he decides to hang them up. It's tough for him, his pitching arm looks like ground hamburger. He pitches by sheer force of will."
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CLIPPERS GM DEMARCO SAYS TO 'WOLVES: 'THIS BUD'S FOR YOU' |
CLIPPERS GM DEMARCO SAYS TO 'WOLVES: 'THIS BUD'S FOR YOU'
Calgary Boss Confident In Team's Success After Huge 2017 Trade Deadline Blockbusters
Former New York Enforcers star SS Pedro Coria (above) is expected by Calgary GM Christian DeMarco to put the Clippers back into the SIMBL elite and is confident that his new lineup, which added Coria, the former 2012 UL MVP, and reigning SL Rookie Of The Year Chris Cota at the 2017 SIMBL trade deadline, is now more talented than the defending SIMBL champions San Diego, prompting the latest diatribes between the two rival GMs in the SIMBL media. The Calgary Clippers 'are back' boasted their GM Christian DeMarco today at a rare team news conference.
The Clippers were a perennial SIMBL powerhouse throughout the first eleven seasons of the SIMBL, winning eight division titles, making nine playoff appearances though making it to the SIMBL Coveted Cup Championship Series only twice. The Clips won over 100 games six of those seasons, including four straight between 2008 and 2011 and were known for the bombastic offenses that DeMarco would put together to keep their nickname namesake of "The Calgary Bomb Squad".
After suffering their first losing season in franchise history last season and finishing in last-place in the ever-improving UL Central, DeMarco was in one of his impatient furies deserving of him being long-known as the SIMBL's version of the no-nonsense, just-win-baby former Yankees owner George Steinbrenner.
The Clippers went on the initiative during the leadup to the SIMBL's 2017 trade deadline and shocked the league by acquiring two of it's top superstars in SS Pedro Coria from New York and 1B/3B Chris Cota from Carolina.
DeMarco let it be known that there was only one reason for giving up so much future for just two players: San Diego.
"The only reason we sacrificed what we did and went out and got 'Bump' (Coria) and 'The Law' (Cota) was not hard to figure out at all- to compete with (San Diego GM) Paul Ware's San Diego squad," snapped DeMarco introducing the two new studs in the Calgary arsenal to Clippers fans and the SIMBL media today in Calgary.
"We all have to face it. Paul has assembled quite the team and has for the past thirteen seasons. They are the cream of the crop in the SIMBL and will remain that way well into this decade. You'd be a fool as a SIMBL GM not to say that your ultimate goal with every thought or move is to top what Paul has in San Diego. It's plain and simple."
But the Clips GM, who also doubles as the SIMBL's Commissioner, didn't just stop there and let the floodgates open yet again in his long-standing war of words rivalry with the GM of the twelve-time defending SL West champions and six-time SIMBL champions.
"We are comfortable now to proudly say that we have another lineup that can match, or actually is now better, than San Diego's #1-#9," DeMarco barked.
Ware, who also has long served as one of the SIMBL's Vice-Commissioners, was in the back of the room at the press conference and then simply shook his head, smiled and then promptly left the room without comment, which put DeMarco in for the kill.
"See gentlemen and all followers of the SIMBL? Paul knows it now and had to leave the room to go back to his 'Wolves' lair and plan on making adjustments and to follow through on making his vacation arrangements come late October."
Cota, the eighth overall pick in the 2014 SIMBL Draft and reigning SL Rookie Of The Year, put up the best rookie season in SIMBL history last season by hitting .340 with 38 HR and 139 RBI in his freshman season for Carolina GM Andy Hutchinson. DeMarco paid the price for Cota, giving the Bearcats his next two first round draft picks, a second-round draft pick in 2019 plus the Clippers' highly-touted top prospect SS Steve Thornberry. At only 24 years-old, Cota looks to be a perennial major force for the SIMBL to deal with for seasons to come.
"You always never pass up the chance to add a MVP to your lineup as well," boasted DeMarco as he introduced the 29 year-old Coria, the former 2012 UL Slugger Of The Year, who was the third overall pick in the 2009 SIMBL Draft and has been a four-time SIMBL All-Star since as well.
"We feel, no now know, that our infield is the best in the SIMBL consisting of 1B Chris Cota, 2B Kevin Yuko, SS Pedro Coria and 3B Keith Smith and 3B Arthur Kohei. That's quite alot of power and danger then add to it DH Justin Honaker (third in the SIMBL curently with 104 RBI), LF Ray Barrot (a three-time All-SIMBL Team choice and five-time All-Star and former 2012 SL MVP) and our exciting young CF Hugo Latta, you have to take notice that this lineup now exceeds San Diego's in terms of balance, power and talent," raged DeMarco on.
DeMarco concluded that last season, in which the Clippers went a un-Calgary-like 73-89, will not be tolerated in Clippersville, which boasts some of the SIMBL's most hardcore and most demanding and unforgiving fans. The Clippers high-strung GM then abruptly left the room without another word after producing a Budweiser beer, opening it in front of the SIMBL media and fans and uncharacteristically spouting off, "San Diego, this Bud's for you!"
DeMarco and Ware have had a war of words throughout the SIMBL media since Day One of the SIMBL's birth back in 2005. The SIMBL Commish and the 'Wolves' Hall Of Fame-bound badboy Daryl Ryles have had an infamous relationship with each other that has included Ryles being fined over $500,000 in his illustrious career by the SIMBL Commish for actions and behavior that he didn't approve of. The lowlight came during the 2009 SIMBL All-Star Game when Ryles mooned the SIMBL Commish who was in attendance resulting in the league's highest fine for a player ever of $250,000, which Ryles denounced as only "beer money" to him.After more than a decade of behavior like above by both the San Diego and Calgary GM's, the two finally met in the 2014 SIMBL Coveted Cup Championship Series with the Warewolves overcoming a two-games to one deficit to win their fifth SIMBL title in six games. When contacted by SIMBL media and informed of DeMarco's latest words to his rival Warewolves, Ryles promptly commented the words he has spoken so many times before in his career: "You go and tell the Commish to kiss my Hall Of Fame, six-time SIMBL champion ass," before the best player in SIMBL history quickly left the room in typical Ryles fashion.When asked about up and coming and other SIMBL contenders such as Bristol, Dallas, Bend, Texas, Ruston, Asheville, Chicago and/or Las Vegas, DeMarco replied:"Who?"
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RISING STARS: SIMBL'S YOUNGEST STARTERS BY POSITION |
RISING STARS: SIMBL'S YOUNGEST STARTERS BY POSITIONYoung Former First Round Draft Picks Paying Dividends As SIMBL's Next Generation

Boston 3B Miguel Muniz (above) has stormed into the SIMBL and is playing at All-Star level. The former #15 overall pick of last season's SIMBL Draft has wasted no time and entered the league at only 18 years-old. The 7/7/6/9/9-rated Muniz is not yet old enough to drink or vote but seems to be a major fixture and future multiple All-Star in GM Dave Burgess' lineup for seasons to come in the UL East. Muniz is currently the youngest starting player in the SIMBL. By Jamey Carter Ruston Roosters GM SIMBL Contributor
As of the 7/31/2017 SIMBL league date, here are the league's youngest players starting by position. All positional players except New York's Ray Tyler and Hartford's James Fitts were first round draft picks in the SIMBL Draft:C Pruden Quintana (CAR) age 19 (4.0/5.0 stars) 1B Fermin Rovira (ASH) age 22 (3.5/5.0 stars) 2B Kyle White (BEND) age 21 (Platoon vs RHP) (5.0/5.0 stars) 3B Miguel Muniz (BOS) age 19 (Platoon vs RHP) (4.0/4.5 stars) SS Johnathan Lizotte (TOR) age 23 (Platoon vs RHP) (5.0/5.0 stars) LF Elmer Fikes age (LHV) age 20 (4.5/4.5 stars) CF Ray Tyler (NY) age 21 (1.5/1.5 stars) RF Pelayo Ahedo (NY) age 20 (Platoon vs RHP) (2.5/2.5 stars) DH James Fitts (HAR) age 22 (2.5/2.5 stars) SP Albert Escudero (MAR) age 20 (2.5/2.5 stars) MR Darrick Agosto (MAR) age 20 (4.0/4.0 stars) CL Evaristo Gonzales (CAR) age 24 (4.0/4.0 stars)
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M-MEN'S MARZANO & 'WOLVES FIGUEROA NAMED 2017 SIM 17 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK |
M-MEN'S MARZANO & 'WOLVES FIGUEROA NAMED 2017 SIM 17 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 
Monday, August 7th, 2017: It's always a thrill for fans of the team and students of the game alike when a superstar in the making shows what he's got. Frank Marzano, the Marin Mountainmen 23-year-old first baseman, put himself in the spotlight last week making him the clear-cut choice for Union League Player of the Week honors.
He ripped 14 hits in 30 at-bats, compiling a .467 average with 4 home runs and 8 RBIs.
So far this season Marzano is batting .396 with 8 home runs.Monday, August 7th, 2017: At the age of 28, Pablo Figueroa might have some potential he hasn't realized yet -- if his success at the plate last week is any indication. The San Diego center fielder put up some exceptional numbers the past seven days with a .412 batting average. For his efforts Figueroa collected the Syndicate League Player of the Week Award.
He racked up 14 hits in 34 at-bats, 4 home runs and 9 RBIs last week in 7 games.
This season Figueroa is hitting .366 with 154 hits, 31 home runs, 102 RBIs, scored 107 runs and played in 104 games.
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BLUE SOX'S MIELKE LATEST TO HIT TWENTY-GAME HIT STREAK MARK |
BLUE SOX'S MIELKE LATEST TO HIT TWENTY-GAME HIT STREAK MARK
Sunday, August 6th, 2017: He did it again!
Paul Mielke got another hit and ran his hitting streak to 20. He collected 1 hit in 4 at-bats, but that wasn't enough to win the game. His Birmingham Blue Sox were defeated 3-0 at Great American Ballpark by the San Diego Warewolves.
During the recent streak, the 27-year-old first baseman has remained quiet, sidestepping questions about it with ease. Whether for superstitious reasons or simply in an effort to avoid the spotlight, Mielke preferred to shower praise on his team. He told reporters in the clubhouse after the loss, "We have a better ballclub than we showed today."
"It's amazing to watch him hit right now, but I don't think anybody's really mentioning it," one of his teammates said. "So, we're trying to kind of keep that quiet... don't want to jinx him." P. Mielke struck out in the 2nd, flied out in the 4th, struck out in the 7th and singled in the 9th.
A look at his season totals shows Mielke with 13 home runs, .307 BA, .399 OBP, 51 RBIs and 49 runs scored.
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HUGE SL WILDCARD BLOW: VEGAS' STAR CF KERRY OUT FOR FIVE WEEKS |
HUGE SL WILDCARD BLOW: VEGAS' STAR CF KERRY OUT FOR FIVE WEEKSDefending SL Central Champs Fall Eight Games Back Of SL's Final Playoff Berth
Sunday, August 6th, 2017: Injuries are something every team has to deal with. That fact struck home for the Hustlers when after today's game against the Roosters, the club found out they would be without the services of Michael Kerry for at least 5 weeks. After the game, his manager said of the incident, "You hate to lose anyone to injury. That's always a negative." Kerry was injured earlier today running the bases and suffered an oblique strain.
Presently Kerry is batting .311 with 12 home runs and 71 RBIs. He has played in 109 games and scored 61 times.
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ROOSTERS' DONMOYER RIDES BIKE IN 8-7 WIN OVER HUSTLERS |
ROOSTERS' DONMOYER RIDES BIKE IN 8-7 WIN OVER HUSTLERS
Friday, August 4th, 2017: Hitting for the cycle is defined as hitting a single, double, triple and home run in the same game. How often does that happen? Not very often, especially considering that a cycle is a microcosm of what makes a complete hitter -- he must possess power (homer), speed (triple) and make regular contact (four hits).
Well, Jeffrey Donmoyer is a complete hitter -- at least for one ballgame. Today at Robert McKimson Memorial Ballpark he hit for the cycle to lead Ruston Roosters to a 7-4 win over the Las Vegas Hustlers. All told in the game Donmoyer delivered 4 hits in 5 at-bats with 1 run batted in and 1 run scored.
He admitted to the press in the postgame interview, "Lotta luck in hitting for the cycle. Several unique things have to come together... all in the same game."
J. Donmoyer hit a solo-shot off P. Govea in the 1st, singled in the 3rd, doubled in the 5th, tripled in the 7th and flied out in the 8th.
This year Donmoyer is hitting .340, produced 71 RBIs and 16 home runs, scored 86 times and gotten on base at a .387 rate.
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BRISTOL'S ANDJUAR & VEGAS' EMERY NAB JULY 2017 PITCHERS OF THE MONTH HONORS |
BRISTOL'S ANDJUAR & VEGAS' EMERY NAB JULY 2017 PITCHERS OF THE MONTH HONORSOwls SP Already Has Career-High 17 Wins, Early UL Hurler Of The Year Favorite At 17-2
Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: Clemente Andujar has made fans throughout SIM Baseball League take notice over the past month with an exceptional 4-0 record. No pitcher in the Union League threw better in July, garnering him the Pitcher of the Month award today.
In 5 starts Andujar compiled a 3.12 ERA, putting up a 4-0 record, striking out 14 and tossing 40.1 innings.
This season Andujar has compiled a 17-2 record with a 3.97 ERA.Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: Frank Emery has been around the league long enough to know that relievers are often overlooked. That has never stopped him from doing what he does best -- and he did it extremely well in July and stole away with the Syndicate League Pitcher of the Month award.
The Hustlers bullpen ace collected 10 saves and 12 strikeouts in 15 innings, holding the opposition to a .211 average and posting a 1.20 ERA and a 3-0 record.
This season Emery has notched 26 saves with 33 strikeouts and 19 walks in 47.2 innings while registering a 4.15 ERA and a 6-5 won-lost record.
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PATRIOTS' MUNIZ & HUSTLERS' KEA WIN JULY 2017 ROOKIES OF THE MONTH AWARDS |
PATRIOTS' MUNIZ & HUSTLERS' KEA WIN JULY 2017 ROOKIES OF THE MONTH AWARDSBoston Third Baseman Taking SIMBL By Storm At 19 Years-Old 
Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: Boston's Miguel Muñiz collected 33 hits to snare the Union League Rookie of the Month for July.
He batted .458 with 4 home runs, 16 RBIs and 20 runs scored.
The 19-year-old is barely old enough to shave, but he could definitely contend for Rookie of the Year if he keeps up this pace.
Currently Muñiz is hitting .405 and has collected 8 home runs, 40 RBIs and scored 47 times, while playing in 54 games.
Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: Christopher Kea was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old right fielder definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen July's Syndicate League Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting.
In 24 games Kea batted .400 for Las Vegas, slapping 40 hits in 100 at-bats with 6 home runs, drove in 16 runs and scored 22 times.
So far this season Kea has hit .307 with 16 home runs, 54 RBIs and and scored 66 times.
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CLIPS' NEWLY ACQUIRED COTA & 'WOLVES' 'FIGS' NAMED JULY 2017 PLAYERS OF THE MONTH |
CLIPS' NEWLY ACQUIRED COTA & 'WOLVES' 'FIGS' NAMED JULY 2017 PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: When Chris Cota stepped up to the plate in July, he did it with confidence and today he was honored with the Union League Batter of the Month award.
The young Calgary first baseman posted a .455 batting average with 7 home runs, 24 RBIs and scored 24 runs. Cota also worked pitchers for 12 walks to post a .509 on-base percentage.
This season Cota has 19 home runs and a .337 batting average.Monday, August 7th, 2017: At the age of 28, Pablo Figueroa might have some potential he hasn't realized yet -- if his success at the plate last week is any indication. The San Diego center fielder put up some exceptional numbers the past seven days with a .412 batting average. For his efforts Figueroa collected the Syndicate League Player of the Week Award.
He racked up 14 hits in 34 at-bats, 4 home runs and 9 RBIs last week in 7 games.
This season Figueroa is hitting .366 with 154 hits, 31 home runs, 102 RBIs, scored 107 runs and played in 104 games |
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CALGARY'S COTA & POCATELLO'S EDER LASH FIVE HITS IN GAME IN 2017 SIM 17 |
CALGARY'S COTA & POCATELLO'S EDER LASH FIVE HITS IN GAME IN 2017 SIM 17Former Bearcat's Impact Immediate As Clippers Go On Nine-Game Terror

Tuesday, August 1st, 2017: It was a good day for the Clippers at Victors Field as they clipped the Hartford Whalers 20-4. It was tremendous day for Chris Cota, who went on quite a hitting spree with a 5 for 5 barrage.
The Calgary first baseman told reporters after his big 5-hit performance, "I don't have any buzz words. I'm not 'dialed in' or 'in a zone,' as they say. As far as the hitting goes, I try to keep it simple. I try not to look into it too much. Basically the pitcher throws the ball, I try to pick up the spin, then try to hit it. Today I picked up the spin very well."
C. Cota singled in the 1st, walked in the 3rd, hit an RBI single in the 4th, hit a three-run home run off J. Davis in the 6th, hit an RBI single in the 7th and hit a two-run single in the 8th.Wednesday, August 2nd, 2017: There are moments in a player's career that are etched into their memories forever. Bill Eder of the Pocatello Timberjacks had one of those moments when he went 5 for 5 at the plate today in the 9-5 win over the New Orleans Notes at Heritage Park.
The 24-year-old right fielder told reporters in the postgame interview, "This is a day I won't forget soon, but I'll settle to just get a hit or two every day... enough hits to hang around the league a little bit longer... like 10... 15 more years maybe."
B. Eder singled in the 1st, singled in the 3rd, singled in the 5th, hit an RBI single in the 6th and doubled in the 8th.
Currently Eder is batting .298 with 4 home runs and 48 RBIs.
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BIG NAMES ARE MOVING IN 2017 SIMBL TRADE DEADLINE FRENZY! |
BIG NAMES ARE MOVING IN 2017 SIMBL TRADE DEADLINE FRENZY!
SIMBL GMS Wheeling & Dealing Down To The Wire As Deadline Fast ApproachesClippers Shock & Awe: Land Two SIMBL Superstars Before Deadline
SIMBL Stars Nunez, Coria, Cota, Quiros, Cheesman, Campbell & Hartman Among Those Sent Packing

Carolina GM Andy Hutchinson shocked the SIMBL by trading away 24 year-old reigning SL Rookie Of The Year Chris Cota (above) to Calgary before the 2017 trade deadline. The 8/9/6-rated Cota enjoyed one of the best rookie seasons in SIMBL history last year by hitting .340 with 38 HR and 139 RBI. The price paid by Clippers GM Christian DeMarco was steep: two first round draft picks, a second round draft pick and the Clips' top-rated prospect in SS Steve Thornberry. 
Former 2012 UL MVP Pedro Coria (above) leaves New York for Calgary leading a bevy of big names traded as SIMBL GMS hurry to beat the 2017 trade deadline in what has been one of the most active trade deadlines in recent memory in the SIMBL. It's was a very busy 2017 pre-trade deadline the last 48 hours in SIMBL Land, the most active trade deadline onslaught in recent seasons.
Here are the trade updates in the 2017 SIMBL trade deadline frenzy at-a-glance. Future draft picks traded will be archived soon on the SIMBL Traded Draft Picks link:Pocatello Gets: SS Rayford Azevedo Marin Gets: 1B Tetsuhiko Sato (AAA) 2B Francis Kendall (AA)
Pocatello Gets: SP Jairo Martinez Bristol Gets: MR Isaac Hobart 1B Robert Barron Pocatello's 2018 Fourth Round Draft Pick (Via Chicago)
San Diego Gets:
Pocatello's 2018 First Round Draft Pick Pocatello's 2018 Second Round Draft Pick (Via Calgary) Pocatello Gets: SP Alberto Nuñez LF Zacarias Erazo
Las Vegas gets: SP Richard Dicks Marin gets: SP Pacos Gallegos (RL)
New Orleans Gets:
MR Jarred Whitefield CL Marc-Andre Viens CF Ariel Armandariz Bristol Gets: SP Paul Dombroski
Calgary Gets: 1B Chris Cota Carolina Gets: SS Steve Thornberry (RL) Calgary's 2018 First Round Draft Pick Calgary's 2019 First Round Draft Pick Calgary's 2019 Second Round Draft Pick
Birmingham Gets:
MR Martin Tares (A) SP Leland Stenger (AAA) LF J.J. Dickinson (RL) Chicago Gets:
1B Michael Quiros
New York Gets: Las Vegas' 2018 Second Round Draft Pick Las Vegas' 2018 Third Round Draft Pick Las Vegas Gets: MR Gregory Gouveia
Calgary Gets:
SS Pedro Coria New York Gets:
SS Joel Echeverria RF Robert Campbell 2B Mark Causby (AAA) MR Ricardo Vazquez (AAA) SS Cipri Rodriguez (AA) Calgary's 2018 Fourth Round Pick
Pocatello Gets: C Booker Mulholland (AAA) Chicago's 2018 Fourth Round Draft Pick Chicago Gets:
SP Philip Razan
Pocatello Gets: MR Joe Roberge (AAA) Colchester Gets: TBA Draft Pick
Carolina Gets:
1B Bronson Arnott (AA) 3B Dennis Rogers (RL) Chicago's 2018 First Round Draft Pick Chicago Gets:
LF Henry Cheesman
Ruston Gets: SP Alan Hartman Carolina Gets: Ruston's 2018 First Round Draft Pick SP Jacob Jordan (A)
Carolina Gets: CL John Campbell CL Jaime Garza (RL) San Diego's 2018 First Round Draft Pick San Diego Gets: MR Evaristo Gonzales MR Guillermo Camacho
Calgary Gets:
SP Zachariah Tardif SP Javier Martinez Pocatello Gets:
MR Fede Ortiz 1B Xiang-ling Chang (RL) 1B Kelsey Weddle (RL) Calgary's 2018 Second Round Draft Pick
Pocatello Gets: C Riley Frost Carolina Gets:
CL John Cobb (AA) LF Alex Garcia (RL)
Pocatello Gets:
2B Lucio Gallegos 3B Luis Ruiz
Bristol Gets:
SP Joey Coulston Pocatello's 2018 Third Round Draft Pick
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ROOSTERS LAND BIG BIRD TO PUT IN THEIR ROTATION NEST |
ROOSTERS LAND BIG BIRD TO PUT IN THEIR ROTATION NESTRuston Adds Premier Pitching To One Of The SIMBL's Best Offenses 

While making noise the past two seasons with one of the SIMBL's most potent offenses, the Ruston Roosters won the SL East last season with hardly any top tier pitching to bolster them in a playoff series. Roosters GM Jamey Carter addressed that by landing former Carolina ace Alan Hartman (above), a 6/9/7 rated 26 year-old who was a SIMBL Top Ten Prospect for several seasons before getting to the bigs for good in 2016. By Jamey Carter Ruston Roosters GM SIMBL Contributor
"This was a tough deal in the making," said GM Jamey Carter, the mastermind behind the Ruston Roosters. "We had phone lines to four different clubs and in the last 30 minutes before the deadline today and looked like there was not going to be a deal. Honestly, We could have been another 4 games and out team come playoff time in October. But now we have that 1 thru 3 rotation that should allow us the opportunity to visit the big dance. It's time for the Roosters to have a shot at the happy ending." The last minute deal, signed literally seconds before the end of the trading deadline, sent the #8 pitching prospect in the SIMBL, Jacob Jordan, to Carolina in exchange for the Bearcats ace, Alan Hartman. "This guy fits into our long term plans. We'll try to get an extension done before November, but really we just want to allow the guy to pitch some games," said GM Carter. And when the Roosters pitching coach was asked about Hartman, all he replied back with was a grin from ear to ear. Hartman has faced a 2017 in which he's needed to learn how to grind thru the tough games. He's been an off again, on again pitcher in which sometimes that ace type guy is not always the one that shows up on the mound. Other times he's lights out. AND he's had his share of injury issues. When asked what this could mean for the future of former SFA Abdullah Vhastbawla in the Ruston rotation, no one in the Roosters organization would go on record with an answer. In 20 starts this season for Vhastbawla, the Roosters are 15-5 yet 6 of the wins were no-decisions for Vhastbawla as the Ruston lineup is what keeps him in the game, NOT his pitching. "That has to change if he want to keep earning the big boy salary," said a Ruston front office staffer who which to remain anonymous." His head is not in the game, he's in a contract year and he's got a lot of people concerned that his best pitching is behind him. If you are not capable of pitching like a 20 game winner, your not worthy of a top 10 salary among all pitchers in the SIMBL." For few seasons now he's been the highest paid player in the league, but I can tell you this, that was the old management that inked that deal," barked Carter obviously animated when mention of the the league's highest-paid pitcher came about.
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BEARCATS CONTINUE TO GATHER TOP PROSPECTS, ACE HARTMAN TRADED TO ROOSTERS |
BEARCATS CONTINUE TO GATHER TOP PROSPECTS, ACE HARTMAN TRADED TO ROOSTERS
Monday, July 31st, 2017: The Roosters and Bearcats have been engaged in a little wheeling and dealing. They have just concluded a trade with 23-year-old minor league starting pitcher Jacob Jordan and a 1st round draft pick going to Carolina in exchange for 26-year-old starting pitcher Alan Hartman.
Checking out his stats for the year, Hartman has racked up 3 wins and 6 losses in 17 starts, 3.53 ERA and struck out 65 batters in 109.2 innings.
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CHICAGO GM LYNCH FINALLY LANDS HIS BIG BAT, SL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR FAVORITE CHEESMAN GOES TO HITMEN |
CHICAGO GM LYNCH FINALLY LANDS HIS BIG BAT, SL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR FAVORITE CHEESMAN GOES TO HITMEN
Monday, July 31st, 2017: Trade winds have been blowing through Carolina. This time, a deal has materialized between the Bearcats and Hitmen. According to sources inside the organization, Carolina will ship 23-year-old left fielder Henry Cheesman to Chicago for 23-year-old minor league first baseman Bronson Arnott, 21-year-old minor league third baseman Dennis Rogers and a 1st round draft pick.
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DAWGS' NILSEN & 'WOLVES' HUSSEY NAMED 2017 SIM 16 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK |
DAWGS' NILSEN & 'WOLVES' HUSSEY NAMED 2017 SIM 16 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Monday, July 31st, 2017: Nilsen swung a blistering bat last week for Dalton, rapping out 12 hits in 23 at-bats against Dawgs opponents to propel himself to the Union League Player of the Week Award.
Whenever the center fielder hit the ball, he hit it with authority. The 31-year-old racked up a .522 batting average with 3 home runs, 8 RBIs and 8 runs scored.
So far this year Nilsen is batting .345 with 8 home runs, 54 RBIs and 56 runs scored. Monday, July 31st, 2017: This week Syndicate League pitching was a feast fit for a king and Michael Hussey really made the most of it -- ripping them royally. The talented San Diego hitting machine produced a .500 batting average, 2 home runs, 13 hits in 26 at-bats, 10 RBIs and 6 runs.
That kind of hitting earned him the SL Player of the Week honors.
This season Hussey has hit at a .332 clip with 94 RBIs, 27 home runs and 82 runs scored.
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MOUNTAINMEN'S RITENOUR FIRST PLAYER IN SIMBL HISTORY TO BE SUSPENED FOR DRUG USE |
MOUNTAINMEN'S RITENOUR FIRST PLAYER IN SIMBL HISTORY TO BE SUSPENED FOR DRUG USE
Saturday, July 29th, 2017: It was announced today by the SIMBL Commissioner's office that James Ritenour of the Marin Mountainmen has been suspended for 10 games for use of a banned substance in violation of the league drug policy.
This year Marin reliever Ritenour has made 37 relief appearances and has 4 saves. His record is 2-2 with 33 strikeouts in 35.1 innings and a 6.11 ERA.
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T-JACKS INK NEWLY ACQUIRED RELIEVER ORTIZ TO THREE-YEAR EXTENSION |
T-JACKS INK NEWLY ACQUIRED RELIEVER ORTIZ TO THREE-YEAR EXTENSIONFriday, July 28th, 2017: Fans hailed the signing of Fede Ortiz today as the Pocatello Timberjacks reliever came to terms with the club.
Set to make $16,950,000 over the upcoming 3 years, Ortiz signed primarily out of loyalty to the organization, thrilling the most diehard supporters who think there isn't much loyalty in a market driven by free agency.
This season Ortiz has been credited with 4 saves. In 38 relief appearances and 36 innings he has a 2-1 won-lost mark, a 5.25 ERA and 21 strikeouts.
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CAROLINA YOUNG CATCHING PHENOM QUINTANA ON THE SHELF FOR SIX WEEKS |
CAROLINA YOUNG CATCHING PHENOM QUINTANA ON THE SHELF FOR SIX WEEKS
Tuesday, July 25th, 2017: Carolina fans will be disappointed to learn that Pruden Quintana suffered a strained medial collateral ligament while running the bases in today's game. After the doctor informed the Carolina Bearcats manager that Quintana was expected to miss 5-6 weeks, the manager told the press that the rest of the team would have to step up their play until the catcher could return. "You can't make excuses in baseball, because there's always a game tomorrow," said the team's skipper.
So far this season Quintana has gotten 10 hits in 33 at-bats for a .303 batting average with no home runs. His stats include 1 RBIs and 3 runs scored. He has played in 8 games.
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CHOPPERS' SEVERS & NOTES' FENNER SUSPENDED FIVE GAMES FOR BRAWL |
CHOPPERS' SEVERS & NOTES' FENNER SUSPENDED FIVE GAMES FOR BRAWLTuesday, July 25th, 2017: Troy Severs of Colchester and Mathew Fenner of New Orleans have been sanctioned by the league office for causing the ruckus at The Wood Shed yesterday. Both players have been given 5-game suspensions for instigating the fight and subsequent free-for-all.
Checking out his stats for the season, Severs has racked up 4 wins and 6 losses in 16 starts, 4.35 ERA and struck out 50 batters in 113.2 innings.
Crunching the numbers on Fenner for the year, he has made 20 relief appearances, recorded no saves and compiled a 1-1 won-lost mark and 7.71 ERA. In pitching 23.1 innings, he has totaled 13 strikeouts and 16 walks.
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ROOSTERS RESPOND AFTER BRAWL SUSPENSIONS LEVIED |
ROOSTERS RESPOND AFTER BRAWL SUSPENSIONS LEVIEDRuston GM Carter Being Investigated For Alleged Retaliatory Plans Against New Orleans
Ruston and New Orleans players brawl after Roosters 2B Charles Stanhope was plunked in the back by Notes SP Ulises Coca resulting in two-week suspensions to Stanhope and Coca by SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco. The aftermath has led to Stanhope bashing the SIMBL Commish and facing even more fines and suspension time and also Roosters GM Jamey Carter being investigated for allegedly ordering his pitchers for payback in the next series between the increasingly hostile SL East rivals. By Jamey Carter Ruston Roosters GM SIMBL Contributor
The New Orleans Notes were winning the game and up 4-1 when Ruston's Salvador Carrion started off the top of the second inning with a 432 foot shot to centerfield. Notes pitcher Ulises Coca was so shaken up by being taken so deep, that the young hoodrat from Venezuela used the very next pitch to nail Roosters 2B Charles Stanhope in the back. Of course, Stanhope didn't get the name "Ogre" for turning the other cheek. Coca Puffs got exactly the kinda of California smack down he deserved. The SIMBL Commissioner's Office handed down 14-game suspensions to both players, but it's obvious that Little Coca ought to be a little more careful about who he throws at, because the blue collar Roosters don't put up with singing choir boys acting tough. The entire episode is 100% the fault of Coca Puffs and no amount of media bullshit is gonna change that. "The (explicit) commissioners office should suspend me for the next series against the singing choir boys in two weeks, because you better believe my first move is to spit tobacco juice on the foot of whichever of the three powerless slubs they decide to throw behind the plate all three nights when I come up to the plate," said Stanhope.
"And the commissioners office, Coco Puffs, and the damn National Guard can't do a damn thing to stop that from happening either! I'm a .320 hitter, year in year out, month to month, day to day, baby. I'm the model of consistency and that includes my inability to put up with pansy puss hurlers that can't even life my jock having a temper tantrum over a long ball. Take your (explicit) self out of the game if you can't shake off a long ball." "And the next time he throws at a Rooster it's gonna be worse than the 30 some stitches he got four nights ago. I'll knock some (explicit) teeth out next time."
After the comments were made it was learned that SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco is investigating Ruston GM Jamey Carter after allegations and hints that Carter may indeed have ordered a head-hunting retaliation to his pitchers against New Orleans in their next matchup this season.
Carter laughed off the allegations by responding, "I'm a good Christian man, but wow, I have some heathen players on my team that need Jesus."
When informed of Carters' retort, DeMarco stated, "Jamey best say some prayers for his New Orleans buddies in church on Sunday."
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STAR RELIEVER CAMPBELL BIDS 'WOLVES A FAREWELL AFTER TRADE TO BEARCATS |
2017 SIMBL TRADE DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY 2/3/2010 2 PM EST!
STAR RELIEVER CAMPBELL BIDS 'WOLVES A FAREWELL AFTER TRADE TO BEARCATSFour-Time All-Star Bashes SIMBL Commish As 'Marxist' For Him Having To Leave 'Heavenly' San Diego
Former Calgary and San Diego reliever John Campbell (above) is fifth all-time in SIMBL history with 312 career saves at 31 years-old. Campbell ends up in Carolina after a trade to the Bearcats along with 2017 first round draft pick MR Jaime Garza. Campbell blasted SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco for enforcing the SIMBL's salary cap resulting in San Diego GM Paul Ware having to make some tough financial decisions in which Campbell's $10,000,000 a year salary was certainly a factor. In what was a tough week for the SIMBL Commish after also being bashed by Ruston 2B Charles Stanhope, DeMarco is currently considering levying fines and suspensions against both players for their criticisms of the SIMBL League Office and its' policies. By Paul Ware San Diego Warewolves GM SIMBL Contributor
Former Calgary and San Diego stud closer John Campbell bid a fond farewell to the Warewolves today as he was traded along with prospect reliever Jamie Garza and a 2018 first round draft pick to Carolina for two promising relievers.
Campbell gave a statement concluding that "it's a sad day that was forced by SIMBL Commish Christian DeMarco and his socialist ideas of running a league. I swear the Commish is a Marxist Communist with his profit sharing/salary cap ideals. I want to stay here in heavenly San Diego. I will always be thankful to (San Diego GM) Paul Ware for rescuing me from the burbs of Calgary and getting me a championship ring. I look forward to helping make Carolina a championship team and I vow to help develop Garza into a dominate closer."
Ware provided a brief statement that he "supported the Commish and understands that sharing money, having salary caps and making tough decisions isn't good baseball, but it is good business for SIMBL owners that are in it for the money-not the game and for what's best for competition in the SIMBL."
"Campbell was a good guy and he was clutch for us last season. He will always be remembered for his honesty, his professionalism and that he was and is a Warewolves SIMBL Champion! If we are blessed enough to win a championship this season, I will personally invite Mr. Campbell to join us for a celebration and provide him a championship ring. This trade is a tragedy of economics, it certainly wasn't based on baseball skill. I vow to the fans of the Warewolves, we won't trade away the superstars of today or tomorrow. We may be forced to make some more moves, but until that time comes, let's remain a family and focus on bringing home another SIMBL Championship trophy!"
Campbell was originally drafted in the 25th round by DeMarco's Clippers in the 2005 SIMBL Inaugural Draft and developed by Calgary. After taking over the Clippers closer role in 2007 at the age of 20 years-old, he became one of the SIMBL's most dominant closers and relievers, making four All-Star appearances and winning the 2013 UL Fireman Of The Year award in which he saved 48 games with a blistering 1.41 ERA that season. Campbell is fifth all-time in SIMBL history with 312 career saves. Campbell saved 46 consecutive games for the Clippers during the 2013 season which is second all-time in SIMBL history, only behind former Columbus two-time UL Fireman Of The Year Aaron Bennett's record of 48 straight saves.
After spending his first nine seasons in the league with Calgary, Campbell controversially signed with San Diego after DeMarco matched Ware's $10,000,000 a season offer opting for the sunshine of San Diego versus the blizzards of Calgary. Campbell is currently the third-highest paid reliever/closer in the SIMBL behind Las Vegas' Frank Emery and Texas' Chiohiko Morie. The Warewolves may have to trim more salary to get under the SIMBL's strict $90,000,000 salary cap as All Star pitchers Carlos Blanco, Alberto Nunez, and Bruce Tucker will be coming up for arbitration at the end of the season.
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CLIPPERS' BARROT & BEARCATS' COTA WIN 2017 SIM 15 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK HONORS |
CLIPPERS' BARROT & BEARCATS' COTA WIN 2017 SIM 15 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK HONORS
Monday, July 24th, 2017: At the age of 31, Ray Barrot might have some potential he hasn't realized yet -- if his success at the plate last week is any indication. The Calgary left fielder put up some exceptional numbers the past seven days with a .542 batting average. For his efforts Barrot collected the Union League Player of the Week Award.
He racked up 13 hits in 24 at-bats, 2 home runs and 7 RBIs last week in 6 games.
For the year Barrot is batting .314 with 129 hits and 17 home runs. He has scored 72 times and driven in 70. Monday, July 24th, 2017: Chris Cota has the tools to stick in this league for many years. The 24-year-old first baseman of the Carolina Bearcats had a pretty fair bat in the Syndicate League over the past seven days and won the Player of the Week honors.
Cota batted .464 with 13 hits in 28 at-bats, 2 home runs and 7 RBIs.
On the season, Cota is batting .333 with 17 home runs and 79 RBIs. He has played in 96 games.
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LEHIGH VALLEY STAR HOLM OUT FOR TWO WEEKS WITH SHOULDER INFLAMMATION |
LEHIGH VALLEY STAR HOLM OUT FOR TWO WEEKS WITH SHOULDER INFLAMMATION
Sunday, July 23rd, 2017: The Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs were informed today by team doctors that right fielder Alfred Holm sustained elbow inflammation in a recent game against the New Orleans Notes and will not play for 2 weeks. Holm was hurt throwing the ball.
This season-to-date Holm has 11 home runs and a .323 batting average.
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T-JACKS CATCHER MEDINA SLAPS FIVE HITS IN 7-6 LOSS TO HUSTLERS |
T-JACKS CATCHER MEDINA SLAPS FIVE HITS IN 7-6 LOSS TO HUSTLERS
Wednesday, July 19th, 2017: Today at Biltmore Field Ricky Medina put on a hitting clinic as the Pocatello catcher sprayed hits all over the ballpark by lashing Las Vegas pitching for 5 hits in 7 at-bats. But the Hustlers didn't really seem to care, they won the game 7-6.
He told BNN reporters after the game that he just hit it where they pitched it. "Too often I try to pull the ball too much. Today I just went with the pitch. It's great to get 5 hits, but it would have been nicer to win the ballgame. too."
R. Medina doubled in the 1st, flied out in the 2nd, singled in the 4th, singled in the 6th, singled in the 8th, hit an RBI triple in the 10th and struck out in the 12th.
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HUSTLERS' KING CLOBBERS THREE HOMERS VS. BEARCATS |
HUSTLERS' KING CLOBBERS THREE HOMERS VS. BEARCATSFormer 2015 SFA Seemingly Putting 'Troubled' Past Behind Him & Ascends To SIMBL Stardom

Las Vegas 1B Tommy 'Trouble' King (above) was released from prison for the third time and entered 2015 SFA under a 'one-strike tolerance' by SIMBL Commissioner Christian DeMarco. Thus far, King has remained out of legalities and has emerged into one of the SIMBL's most feared hitters as his talent has finally emerged past his off the field woes as Hustlers GM Carl Hannah had hoped for. Sunday, July 16th, 2017: What did Tommy King eat for breakfast prior to his game against Carolina? Whatever it was, it provided some surprising power as the Las Vegas first baseman smacked three balls up and out of the park at Moonshine Meadows. His power surge sparked the Hustlers to a 12-6 victory over the Bearcats.
He told BNN reporters, "When they throw it in your wheelhouse, you got a shot at a homer. I got three shots today and nailed them all."
On his 3-homer day he went 4 for 5, scored 4 times, drove in 4 and put his name in the league record book.
T. King hit a solo-shot off D. Jarvis in the 1st, hit a solo-shot off L. Cardoso in the 2nd, walked in the 4th, hit an RBI double in the 5th, flied out in the 6th and hit a solo-shot off R. Alpert in the 9th.
For the season King has produced 99 hits in 289 at-bats for a .343 average with 16 home runs and gotten on base at a .404 clip. SIMBL HISTORY: 3+ HOME RUNS IN A GAME 4/14/2005, 3 HR, Micheal Mayne (MON), 6 RBI 4/28/2005, 3 HR, John Athey (BEL), 7 RBI 6/17/2005, 3 HR, Dominick Lund (BOS), 7 RBI 7/27/2005, 3 HR, Quincy Nordberg (PEN), 6 RBI 8/3/2005, 3 HR, Luis Franco (TOR), 6 RBI 4/18/2006, 3 HR, Kenny Blumberg (SD), 3 RBI 4/27/2006, 3 HR, Willie Sullivan (CGY), 8 RBI 9/4/2006, 3 HR, Daryl Ryles (SD), 6 RBI 6/11/2007, 3 HR, Maiku Inejiro (ORE), 6 RBI 8/11/2007, 3 HR, Daryl Ryles (SD), 6 RBI 9/22/2007, 3 HR, Bruce Rincon (LA), 6 RBI 4/9/2008, 3 HR, Jose Zena (LA), 5 RBI 4/28/2008, 3 HR, Daniel Walker (CGY), 5 RBI 6/25/2008, 3 HR, Bill Antonucci (ATC), 5 RBI 4/15/2010, 3 HR, Santiago Hernandez (SD), 6 RBI 8/10/2010, 3 HR, Sang Aleshire (CHI), 5 RBI 9/18/2010, 3 HR, Daryl Ryles (SD), 5 RBI 4/13/2013, 3 HR, Daryl Ryles (SD), 6 RBI 7/10/2013, 4 HR, Claver Tafoya (NY), 10 RBI 8/22/2013, 3 HR, Daryl Ryles (SD), 5 RBI 8/28/2013, 3 HR, Ray Gardner (AUG), 5 RBI 5/14/2014, 3 HR, Kenny Kyle (LV), 4 RBI 6/6/2015, 3 HR, Pedro Nez (LV), 3 RBI 8/19/2015, 3 HR, Kurt Hudson (NY), 5 RBI 05-27-2017 Michael Quiros 3 Home Runs, 4 for 6, 3 RBI versus Las Vegas while playing for Birmingham 07-16-2017 Tommy King 3 Home Runs, 4 for 5, 4 RBI versus Carolina while playing for Las Vegas |
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| HITS
| 183
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| RBI
| 118
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| ANDUJAR
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| | BOSTON | 65
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| HARTFORD
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| NEW YORK
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| | DALLAS | 60
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| | TORONTO | 55 | 59 | | 14.5
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| | TEXAS | 57 | 57 | | 1.0
| | LOS ANGELES | 53 | 60
| | 4.5 | MARIN
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| LEHIGH VALLEY
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| NEW ORLEANS
| 45 | 70
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| | ASHEVILLE | 67 | 48 | | 2.0
| LAS VEGAS
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| 55 | | 9.0
| CAROLINA
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UL #2 DALTON UL #3 LOS ANGELES
UL #4 DALLAS ULCS: LOS ANGELES 4 BRISTOL 1
SL #1 SAN DIEGO SL #2 LAS VEGAS
SL #3 RUSTON SL #4 OREGON SLCS: SAN DIEGO 4 LAS VEGAS 0 SIMBL WIN STREAK RECORD: 19 SAN DIEGO 2014
13 CALGARY 2014
13 CHICAGO 2012 13 CHICAGO 2012 13 DALTON 2015 12 JACKSONVILLE 2012 12 BOSTON 2011 12 SAN DIEGO 2010 12 BEND 2008 12 BEND 2016
LOSING STREAK RECORD: 15 BEND 2014 14 CAROLINA 2012 14 PORTLAND 2012 13 MARIN 2017
13 MOSCOW 2015 13 BEND 2014 13 TORONTO 2013 13 JACKSONVILLE 2009 12 POCATELLO 2006 12 DALTON 2005 12 TORONTO 2009 Click On All Icons On Website For Quick Links SIMBL TEAM PITCHING LEADERS
SIMBL TEAM RECORD AIM: 3.08 OREGON 2014 1. 3.47 SAN DIEGO 2. 4.00 CHICAGO 3. 4.12 ASHEVILLE
4. 4.11 TEXAS
5. 4.18 BIRMINGHAM
SIMBL TEAM HITTING LEADERSSIMBL TEAM RECORD AIM: .310 DALLAS 2016 1. .326 SAN DIEGO
2. .316 BEND 3. .314 BOSTON 4. .307 CALGARY
5. .306 OREGON
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SIMBL COVETED CUP CHAMPIONS
2016: SAN DIEGO 4 LA 0
GM PAUL WARE
2015: LAS VEGAS 4 BOSTON 3
GM CHIP ORTON
2014: SAN DIEGO 4 CALGARY 2
GM PAUL WARE
2013: LAS VEGAS 4 TEXAS 1
GM CHIP ORTON
2012: SAN DIEGO 4 LA 3
GM PAUL WARE
2011: OREGON 4 CALGARY 0
GM MIKE SENN
2010: MARIN 4 SAN DIEGO 3
GM TOM HICKMAN
2009: SAN DIEGO 4 LA 2
GM PAUL WARE
2008: POCATELLO 4 TEXAS 3
GM ZACH DEUEL
2007: SAN DIEGO 4 AUGUSTA 2
GM PAUL WARE
2006: SAN DIEGO 4 PENSACOLA 3
GM PAUL WARE
2005: SAN DIEGO 4 BEND 2
GM PAUL WARE
SIMBL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
2016: LA 4 BRISTOL 1
GM DAVID BLILEY
2015: BOSTON 4 CALGARY 2
GM DAVE BURGESS
2014: CALGARY 4 BRISTOL 3
GM CHRISTIAN DEMARCO
2013: TEXAS 4 BRISTOL 0
GM PAT FLANAGAN
2012: LA 4 BRISTOL 2
GM DAVID BLILEY
2011: CALGARY 4 BOSTON 3
GM CHRISTIAN DEMARCO
2010: MARIN 4 LA 2
GM TOM HICKMAN
2009: LA 4 BRISTOL 1
GM DAVID BLILEY
2008: POCATELLO 4 BROOK 2
GM ZACH DEUEL
2007: AUGUSTA 4 CAROLINA 0
GM STEPH MABIE
2006: PENSACOLA 4 CALGARY 1
GM MIKE STEWART
2005: BEND 4 MARIN 0
GM TED WILLIAMS
2016: SAN DIEGO 4 LAS VEGAS 0
GM PAUL WARE
2015: LAS VEGAS 4 BIR 1
GM CHIP ORTON
2014: SAN DIEGO 4 CHICAGO 1
GM PAUL WARE
2013: LAS VEGAS 4 BROOK 3
GM CHIP ORTON
2012: SAN DIEGO 4 OREGON 3
GM PAUL WARE
2011: OREGON 4 SAN DIEGO 3
GM MIKE SENN
2010: SAN DIEGO 4 OREGON 3
GM PAUL WARE
2009: SAN DIEGO 4 BROOK 2
GM PAUL WARE
2008: TEXAS 4 NEW YORK 3
GM PAT FLANAGAN
2007: SAN DIEGO 4 CLEVE 0
GM PAUL WARE
2006: SAN DIEGO 4 CHICAGO 1
GM PAUL WARE
2005: SAN DIEGO 4 B RIVER 2
GM PAUL WARE
SIMBL DIVISION CHAMPIONS
UL EAST 2016: BRISTOL (97-65)GM Greg Checovetes
2015: BOSTON (83-79) GM Dave Burgess 2014: BRISTOL (103-59)GM Greg Checovetes 2013: BRISTOL (87-75)GM Greg Checovetes
2012: BRISTOL (97-65) GM Greg Checovetes
2011: BOSTON (87-75) GM Dave Burgess  2010: NEW YORK (86-77) GM Chris Gattuso 
2009: NEW YORK (93-69) GM Steve Marshall
2008: AUGUSTA (100-62) GM Steph Mabie
2007: AUGUSTA (88-74) GM Steph Mabie 
2006: PENSACOLA (98-64) GM Mike Stewart 2005: AUGUSTA (87-75) GM Steph Mabie
UL CENTRAL
2016: DALTON (94-68) GM John Treadway 
2015: DALTON (109-53) GM John Treadway 
2014: CALGARY (111-52) GM Christian DeMarco 
2013: CALGARY (111-51) GM Christian DeMarco 
2012: CALGARY (94-68) GM Christian DeMarco
2011: CALGARY (102-60) GM Christian DeMarco 
2010: CALGARY (104-58) GM Christian DeMarco 
2009: CALGARY (101-61) GM Christian DeMarco 
2008: CALGARY (109-53) GM Christian DeMarco
2007: BRISTOL (96-66) GM Greg Checovetes
2006: CALGARY (93-69) GM Christian DeMarco 2005: BRISTOL (90-72) GM Greg Checovetes
UL WEST
2016: LOS ANGELES (91-70) GM Dave Bliley 2015: TEXAS (87-75)GM Pat Flanagan  2014: MARIN (83-80)GM Tom Hickman 2013: TEXAS (94-68)GM Pat Flanagan
2012: LOS ANGELES (98-64) GM Dave Bliley
2011: TEXAS (103-59) GM Pat Flanagan  2010: LOS ANGELES (108-54) GM Dave Bliley 
2009: LOS ANGELES (92-70) GM Dave Bliley 
2008: POCATELLO (87-75) GM Zach Deuel 
2007: CAROLINA (83-79) GM Brian Anderson 
2006: BEND (79-83) GM Ted Williams 2005: MARIN (94-68) GM Brian Talbot
SL EAST 2016: RUSTON (88-74)GM Jamey Carter 2015: BIRMINGHAM (104-58)GM Jason DeMarco 2014: BIRMINGHAM (81-81)GM Jason DeMarco 2013: BROOKLYN (82-80)GM Shane Day
2012: BROOKLYN (98-64) GM Brendan Gribbons
2011: BROOKLYN (97-65) GM Clint Hays
2010: JACKSONVILLE (89-73) GM Brandon Clifton 
2009: BROOKLYN (98-64) GM Rick Magar 
2008: ASHEVILLE (86-76) GM Tom Lifsey 
2007: JACKSONVILLE (83-79) GM Brandon Clifton
2006: DALTON (91-71) GM Richard Turner  2005: MONTREAL (93-69) GM Ryan Scott
SL CENTRAL
2016: LAS VEGAS (100-62) GM Carl Hannah
2015: LAS VEGAS (91-71) GM Chip Orton
2014: CHICAGO (95-67) GM Mike Lynch
2013: LAS VEGAS (99-63) GM Chip Orton
2012: CHICAGO (99-63) GM Mike Lynch
2011: LAS VEGAS (93-69) GM Chip Orton
2010: CHICAGO (77-86) GM Paul Derbyshire 
2009: CHICAGO (81-81) GM Randy Jackson 
2008: NEW YORK (93-69) GM Steve Marshall
2007: CLEVELAND (91-71) GM Scott Maynor
2006: CHICAGO (91-71) GM Randy Jackson 2005: BELLE RIVER (83-79)GM Andre Girard SL WEST 2016: SAN DIEGO (114-48)GM Paul Ware 2015: SAN DIEGO (115-47)GM Paul Ware 2014: SAN DIEGO (126-36)GM Paul Ware 2013: SAN DIEGO (112-50)GM Paul Ware
2012: SAN DIEGO (110-51) GM Paul Ware
2011: SAN DIEGO (111-51) GM Paul Ware 
2010: SAN DIEGO (112-50) GM Paul Ware 
2009: SAN DIEGO (114-48) GM Paul Ware
2008: SAN DIEGO (103-59) GM Paul Ware 
2007: SAN DIEGO (90-72) GM Paul Ware 2006: SAN DIEGO (91-71) GM Paul Ware
2005: SAN DIEGO (106-56) GM Paul Ware
WILDCARDS2016 UL: DALLAS
GM Robert Don
2015 UL: CALGARY
GM Christian DeMarco
2014 UL: DALTON
GM John Treadway
2013 UL: DALTON
GM John Treadway
2012 UL: HARTFORD
GM Mike Gemme
2011 UL: LOS ANGELES
GM Dave Bliley
2010 UL: MARIN
GM Tom Hickman
2009 UL: BRISTOL
GM Greg Checovetes
2008 UL: BROOKLYN
GM Rick Magar
2007 UL: TORONTO
GM Eric Savard
2006 UL: AUGUSTA
GM Steph Mabie
2005 UL: BEND
GM Ted Williams
2016 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2015 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2014 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2013 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2012 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2011 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2010 SL: OREGON
GM Mike Senn
2009 SL: PORTLAND
GM Jon Vicic
2008 SL: TEXAS
GM Pat Flanagan
2007 SL: TEXAS
GM Pat Flanagan
2006 SL: JACKSONVILLE
GM Jon Oakes
2005 SL: JACKSONVILLE
GM Jon Oakes
100 WIN CLUB
126 SAN DIEGO 2014 GM Paul Ware 
115 SAN DIEGO 2015 GM Paul Ware 
114 SAN DIEGO 2016 GM Paul Ware 
114 SAN DIEGO 2009 GM Paul Ware  112 SAN DIEGO 2013GM Paul Ware 
112 SAN DIEGO 2010 GM Paul Ware
111 CALGARY 2014 GM Christian DeMarco
111 CALGARY 2013 GM Christian DeMarco
111 SAN DIEGO 2011 GM Paul Ware
110 SAN DIEGO 2012 GM Paul Ware
109 DALTON 2015 GM John Treadway
109 OREGON 2013 GM Mike Senn
109 CALGARY 2008 GM Christian DeMarco 108 LOS ANGELES 2010 GM Dave Bliley

106 SAN DIEGO 2005 GM Paul Ware 104 BIRMINGHAM 2015GM Jason DeMarco  104 CALGARY 2010 GM Christian DeMarco 103 BRISTOL 2014 GM Greg Checovetes
103 DALTON 2013 GM John Treadway
103 TEXAS 2011 GM Pat Flanagan
103 OREGON 2011 GM Mike Senn
103 SAN DIEGO 2008 GM Paul Ware 102 CALGARY 2011 GM Christian DeMarco 101 OREGON 2012 GM Mike Senn 
101 CALGARY 2009 GM Christian DeMarco 100 LAS VEGAS 2016GM Carl Hannah 100 AUGUSTA 2008 GM Steph Mabie 90 WIN CLUB 99 LAS VEGAS 2013GM Chip Orton 99 CHICAGO 2012 GM Mike Lynch
98 CALGARY 2015 GM Christian DeMarco
98 OREGON 2014 GM Mike Senn 98 CHICAGO 2013GM Mike Lynch  98 BROOKLYN 2012GM Brendan Gribbons 
98 LOS ANGELES 2012 GM Dave Bliley 
98 BROOKLYN 2009 GM Rick Magar 98 PENSACOLA 2006 GM Mike Stewart 97 OREGON 2016 GM Mike Senn 97 BRISTOL 2016 GM Greg Checovetes
97 BRISTOL 2012 GM Greg Checovetes 97 LAS VEGAS 2012GM Chip Orton 97 BROOKLYN 2011 GM Clint Hays 97 OREGON 2010 GM Mike Senn
97 PORTLAND 2009 GM Jon Vicic
 97 AUGUSTA 2006 GM Steph Mabie 96 BRISTOL 2007 GM Greg Checovetes 95 CHICAGO 2014GM Mike Lynch 95 TACOMA 2013GM Jeff Williams 95 OREGON 2009 GM Mike Senn
95 TORONTO 2007 GM Eric Savard
94 DALTON 2016 GM John Treadway
94 TEXAS 2013 GM Pat Flanagan 94 CALGARY 2012 GM Christian DeMarco
94 MARIN 2005 GM Brian Talbot
93 DALLAS 2016GM Robert Don 93 LAS VEGAS 2011GM Chip Orton 93 NEW YORK 2009 GM Steve Marshall
 93 NEW YORK 2008 GM Steve Marshall 93 CALGARY 2006 GM Christian DeMarco
 93 MONTREAL 2005 GM Ryan Scott
92 LOS ANGELES 2009 GM Dave Bliley
92 BROOKLYN 2008 GM Rick Magar 91 LOS ANGELES 2016GM Dave Bliley 91 LAS VEGAS 2015GM Chip Orton 91 DALTON 2014 GM John Treadway 91 LOS ANGELES 2011 GM Dave Bliley
91 CLEVELAND 2007 GM Scott Maynor
91 SAN DIEGO 2006 GM Paul Ware  91 DALTON 2006 GM Richard Turner  91 CHICAGO 2006 GM Randy Jackson
90 TEXAS 2007 GM Pat Flanagan  90 SAN DIEGO 2007 GM Paul Ware 90 BRISTOL 2005
GM Greg Checovetes SIMBL TOP TEAM SEASONSWINS: 126 SAN DIEGO 2014 115 SAN DIEGO 2015 114 SAN DIEGO 2016 114 SAN DIEGO 2009 112 SAN DIEGO 2013 112 SAN DIEGO 2010 111 CALGARY 2014 111 CALGARY 2013 111 SAN DIEGO 2011 110 SAN DIEGO 2012 109 DALTON 2015 109 OREGON 2013 109 CALGARY 2008 108 LOS ANGELES 2010 106 SAN DIEGO 2005 104 BIRMINGHAM 2015 104 CALGARY 2010 103 BRISTOL 2014 103 DALTON 2013 103 TEXAS 2011 103 OREGON 2011 103 SAN DIEGO 2008 102 CALGARY 2011 101 OREGON 2012 101 CALGARY 2009 100 LAS VEGAS 2016 100 AUGUSTA 2008 99 LAS VEGAS 2013 99 CHICAGO 2012 98 CALGARY 2015 98 OREGON 2014 98 CHICAGO 2013 98 LOS ANGELES 2012 98 BROOKLYN 2012 98 BROOKLYN 2009 98 PENSACOLA 2006 97 BRISTOL 2016 97 OREGON 2016 97 BRISTOL 2012 97 LAS VEGAS 2012 97 BROOKLYN 2011 97 OREGON 2010 97 PORTLAND 2009 97 AUGUSTA 2006 96 BRISTOL 2007 95 CHICAGO 2014 95 TACOMA 2013 95 OREGON 2009 95 TORONTO 2007 BATTING AVERAGE: .310 DALLAS 2016 .301 HARTFORD 2016 .300 BRISTOL 2016 .298 OREGON 2016 .295 RUSTON 2016 .293 DALTON 2015 .292 SAN DIEGO 2016 .292 BEND 2016 .292 BOSTON 2016 .288 TORONTO 2016 .287 BROOKLYN 2009 .286 CALGARY 2013 .285 AUGUSTA 2007 .285 TEXAS 2007 .284 LOS ANGELES 2016 .284 SAN DIEGO 2011 .284 SAN DIEGO 2009 .283 SAN DIEGO 2014 .283 CALGARY 2008 .282 CALGARY 2016 .282 NEWARK 2011 .282 SAN DIEGO 2008 .281 CALGARY 2014 .281 SAN DIEGO 2010 .279 SAN DIEGO 2005 .278 PORTLAND 2016 .278 SAN DIEGO 2015 .278 NEW YORK 2012 .277 CAROLINA 2016 .277 NEW YORK 2016 .277 LOS ANGELES 2010 .277 CALGARY 2009 .276 BRISTOL 2012 .275 BRISTOL 2014 .274 LAS VEGAS 2016 .274 TEXAS 2016 .274 CALGARY 2015 .274 DALTON 2013 .274 HARTFORD 2012 .274 TEXAS 2011 .274 BRISTOL 2007 .274 SAN DIEGO 2006 .274 MONTREAL 2005 .273 MARIN 2016 .273 POCATELLO 2010 .273 AUGUSTA 2008 .273 JACKSONVILLE 2007 .273 AUGUSTA 2006 RUNS SCORED: 1017 DALLAS 2016 966 RUSTON 2016 966 SAN DIEGO 2005 964 SAN DIEGO 2016 954 SAN DIEGO 2010 951 SAN DIEGO 2008 948 CALGARY 2008 943 DALTON 2015 942 SAN DIEGO 2011 941 BROOKLYN 2009 939 SAN DIEGO 2014 938 CALGARY 2013 936 SAN DIEGO 2015 934 CALGARY 2011 934 SAN DIEGO 2009 915 BRISTOL 2016 914 CALGARY 2009 908 SAN DIEGO 2013 904 LOS ANGELES 2010 902 TORONTO 2016 900 SAN DIEGO 2006 898 CALGARY 2010 889 MARIN 2010 888 BEND 2016 887 BOSTON 2016 886 OREGON 2016 886 MARIN 2011 879 CALGARY 2012 876 CALGARY 2015 873 JACKSONVILLE 2005 866 CALGARY 2014 869 CALGARY 2006 862 CHICAGO 2008
HITS: 1860 DALLAS 2016 1761 HARTFORD 2016 1712 BRISTOL 2016 1706 BOSTON 2016 1697 OREGON 2016 1697 TORONTO 2016 1696 BEND 2016 1686 RUSTON 2016 1683 SAN DIEGO 2016 1678 DALTON 2015 1673 DALTON 2016 1670 AUGUSTA 2007 1661 TEXAS 2007 1660 BROOKLYN 2009 1638 CALGARY 2013 1637 NEWARK 2011 1628 SAN DIEGO 2011 1624 LOS ANGELES 2016 1604 CALGARY 2016 1602 CAROLINA 2016 1602 NEW YORK 2012 1599 SAN DIEGO 2005 1590 SAN DIEGO 2010 1593 CALGARY 2014 1592 SAN DIEGO 2009 1590 SAN DIEGO 2014 1589 NEW YORK 2016 1586 CALGARY 2008 1580 SAN DIEGO 2008 1576 CALGARY 2009 1572 CALGARY 2015 1578 HARTFORD 2012 1571 LOS ANGELES 2010 1570 PORTLAND 2016 1569 AUGUSTA 2008 1567 AUGUSTA 2009 ON BASE PERCENTAGE: .375 DALLAS 2016 .367 RUSTON 2016 .365 CALGARY 2008 .363 BRISTOL 2016 .363 LOS ANGELES 2010 .361 BROOKLYN 2009 .361 SAN DIEGO 2009 .359 SAN DIEGO 2010 .359 CALGARY 2009 .358 SAN DIEGO 2008 .357 OREGON 2016 .357 DALTON 2016 .356 DALTON 2015 .353 SAN DIEGO 2016 .353 SAN DIEGO 2014 .352 CALGARY 2013 .352 SAN DIEGO 2011 .352 LOS ANGELES 2009 .351 SAN DIEGO 2015 .350 LOS ANGELES 2016 .350 T0R0NT0 2016 .350 BEND 2016 .350 NEW YORK 2015 .350 CALGARY 2010 .349 CHICAGO 2008 .349 LOS ANGELES 2008 .349 AUGUSTA 2007 .348 LAS VEGAS 2016 .348 LOS ANGELES 2011
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE: .470 SAN DIEGO 2015 .465 SAN DIEGO 2016 .465 SAN DIEGO 2005 .457 OREGON 2016 .457 SAN DIEGO 2014 .454 DALLAS 2016 .454 CALGARY 2011 .452 RUSTON 2016 .451 BROOKLYN 2009 .451 CALGARY 2008 .450 SAN DIEGO 2008 .450 SAN DIEGO 2006 .448 SAN DIEGO 2009 .446 SAN DIEGO 2010 .445 CALGARY 2013 .445 SAN DIEGO 2011 .443 CALGARY 2014 .440 TORONTO 2016 .440 BOSTON 2016 .440 CALGARY 2009 .441 CALGARY 2012 .439 SAN DIEGO 2013 .439 OREGON 2010 .438 DALTON 2015 .436 OREGON 2011 .436 MARIN 2010 .435 BRISTOL 2016 .434 CALGARY 2010 .433 BELLE RIVER 2005 .433 JACKSONVILLE 2005 .432 CALGARY 2006 .431 LAS VEGAS 2012
ON BASE + SLUGGING: .829 DALLAS 2016 .821 SAN DIEGO 2015 .820 RUSTON 2016 .818 SAN DIEGO 2016 .816 CALGARY 2008 .814 OREGON 2016 .812 BROOKLYN 2009 .812 SAN DIEGO 2005 .810 SAN DIEGO 2014 .809 SAN DIEGO 2009 .809 SAN DIEGO 2008 .805 SAN DIEGO 2010 .799 CALGARY 2011 .799 CALGARY 2009 .798 BRISTOL 2016 .797 CALGARY 2013 .797 SAN DIEGO 2011 .797 SAN DIEGO 2006 .794 DALTON 2015 .790 TORONTO 2016 .787 CALGARY 2014 .786 BOSTON 2016 .785 SAN DIEGO 2013 .784 CALGARY 2010 .783 DALTON 2016 .781 MARIN 2010 .780 CALGARY 2012 .778 BELLE RIVER 2005 .774 HARTFORD 2016 .773 OREGON 2010 .772 MARIN 2011 .770 BEND 2016 .770 CALGARY 2015 .770 BROOKLYN 2011 .768 JACKSONVILLE 2005 .767 PORTLAND 2009 .767 SAN DIEGO 2007 .766 BROOKLYN 2010 .766 LAS VEGAS 2016 .765 JACKSONVILLE 2007 .765 CALGARY 2006
HOME RUNS: 247 SAN DIEGO 2015 232 SAN DIEGO 2005 223 CALGARY 2006 219 SAN DIEGO 2016 219 CALGARY 2011 211 SAN DIEGO 2014 211 SAN DIEGO 2010 210 JACKSONVILLE 2005 207 SAN DIEGO 2006 206 CALGARY 2007 205 OREGON 2010 204 SAN DIEGO 2013 202 SAN DIEGO 2007 201 SAN DIEGO 2008 200 CALGARY 2005 199 CALGARY 2012 199 BROOKLYN 2009 198 SAN DIEGO 2011 198 CALGARY 2010
WALKS: 767 CHICAGO 2006 743 LOS ANGELES 2010 734 JACKSONVILLE 2010 723 LOS ANGELES 2009 723 CHICAGO 2007 712 CALGARY 2008 710 PORTLAND 2010 701 CALGARY 2009 690 JACKSONVILLE 2009 688 CHICAGO 2008 687 MARIN 2011 676 JACKSONVILLE 2011 674 LOS ANGELES 2008 672 NEW YORK 2015 667 CALGARY 2007 663 DALTON 2006 662 SAN DIEGO 2010 657 BELLE RIVER 2005
LEAST STRIKEOUTS: 851 BRISTOL 2016 864 NEW YORK 2016 868 CALGARY 2016 876 BRISTOL 2013 878 CALGARY 2009 887 HARTFORD 2016 909 CALGARY 2008 916 CALGARY 2015 930 TEXAS 2016 930 BRISTOL 2014 933 DALLAS 2016 934 BRISTOL 2012 935 CALGARY 2010 937 CALGARY 2014 939 BOSTON 2016 943 BRISTOL 2011 947 BRISTOL 2010 960 LOS ANGELES 2016 961 BEND 2016 968 CALGARY 2012 982 DALLAS 2015 984 BOSTON 2010 986 BELLE RIVER 2008 986 POCATELLO 2006 988 LOS ANGELES 2014 989 NEW YORK 2013 995 TORONTO 2016 1000 NEW YORK 2015 1003 NEW ORLEANS 2016 1003 SAN DIEGO 2014 1009 KITCHENER 2014 1008 CALGARY 2013 1011 BOSTON 2009 1014 CALGARY 2011 1015 BOSTON 2006 1016 DALTON 2015 1018 SAN DIEGO 2009 1019 LOS ANGELES 2010 1019 POCATELLO 2009 1022 NEW YORK 2014 1023 OREGON 2016 1023 TORONTO 2014 1023 BELLE RIVER 2007 1024 NEW YORK 2012 1026 NEW YORK 2009 1032 RUSTON 2016 1033 SAN DIEGO 2016 1034 PORTLAND 2016 1034 BROOKLYN 2010 1036 POCATELLO 2008
TEAM ERA: 3.08 OREGON 2014 3.10 CALGARY 2014 3.10 OREGON 2013 3.18 BIRMINGHAM 2015 3.27 TEXAS 2011 3.30 SAN DIEGO 2012 3.35 SAN DIEGO 2013 3.38 SAN DIEGO 2014 3.40 BRISTOL 2014 3.40 SAN DIEGO 2011 3.43 TEXAS 2010 3.43 NEW YORK 2008 3.45 CHICAGO 2012 3.46 SAN DIEGO 2015 3.46 TEXAS 2013 3.46 BRISTOL 2007 3.47 POCATELLO 2008 3.47 BRISTOL 2005 3.51 DALTON 2015 3.52 SAN DIEGO 2016 3.52 LAS VEGAS 2014 3.53 OREGON 2011 3.53 SAN DIEGO 2009 3.53 AUGUSTA 2006 3.55 SAN DIEGO 2010 3.56 POCATELLO 2014 3.57 CHICAGO 2013 3.57 CALGARY 2013 3.57 OREGON 2012 3.59 BROOKLYN 2011 3.60 OREGON 2010 3.60 LOS ANGELES 2009 3.60 CALGARY 2008 3.63 LAS VEGAS 2012 3.65 BROOKLYN 2012 3.66 TACOMA 2013 3.67 POCATELLO 2015 3.68 CHICAGO 2015 3.68 LOS ANGELES 2012 3.68 BROOKLYN 2007 3.68 PENSACOLA 2005 3.70 CAROLINA 2007 3.70 PENSACOLA 2006 3.72 LAS VEGAS 2013 3.72 BEND 2005
RUNS ALLOWED SEASON: 538 OREGON 2013 562 OREGON 2014 568 CALGARY 2014 571 BIRMINGHAM 2015 581 SAN DIEGO 2012 582 SAN DIEGO 2014 583 TEXAS 2011 589 SAN DIEGO 2013 606 CHICAGO 2012 606 SAN DIEGO 2011 609 OREGON 2012 610 SAN DIEGO 2010 615 SAN DIEGO 2015 617 CALGARY 2013 617 BRISTOL 2005 618 OREGON 2011 624 TEXAS 2010 625 BRISTOL 2007 626 CHICAGO 2013 626 BROOKLYN 2012 627 LAS VEGAS 2014 630 OREGON 2010 631 CALGARY 2008 631 NEW YORK 2008 632 BRISTOL 2014 638 DALTON 2015 641 LAS VEGAS 2012 642 SAN DIEGO 2009 644 POCATELLO 2008 645 TEXAS 2013 645 LOS ANGELES 2009 645 NEW YORK 2009 647 LOS ANGELES 2012 648 TACOMA 2013 652 CHICAGO 2014 653 BROOKLYN 2011 654 CHICAGO 2015 655 LAS VEGAS 2013 660 CAROLINA 2007 660 PENSACOLA 2006 661 SAN DIEGO 2016 662 BEND 2005 663 CLEVELAND 2007 663 PENSACOLA 2005 666 PENSACOLA 2008 667 POCATELLO 2014 669 LAS VEGAS 2016
LEAST WALKS: 336 CHICAGO 2016 350 SAN DIEGO 2016 351 ASHEVILLE 2016 351 ASHEVILLE 2015 363 TACOMA 2014 364 BIRMINGHAM 2015 370 SAN DIEGO 2014 382 SAN DIEGO 2009 397 CHICAGO 2015 397 BOSTON 2014 401 LOS ANGELES 2011 404 BIRMINGHAM 2014 404 SAN DIEGO 2011 410 SAN DIEGO 2013 411 TEXAS 2015 415 SAN DIEGO 2012 416 OREGON 2013 418 HARTFORD 2012 428 TACOMA 2013 430 CHICAGO 2014 430 SAN DIEGO 2008 432 JACKSONVILLE 2011 434 BRISTOL 2005 435 BOSTON 2010 436 BOSTON 2016 438 LOS ANGELES 2010 439 BRISTOL 2007 440 OREGON 2014 441 LAS VEGAS 2014 442 CALGARY 2014 442 LOS ANGELES 2009 443 BOSTON 2009 447 MARIN 2015 447 BOSTON 2011 451 CHICAGO 2013 451 PENSACOLA 2006 456 JACKSONVILLE 2012 458 BRISTOL 2006 462 AUGUSTA 2006 463 AUGUSTA 2005
TEAM STRIKEOUTS: 1464 OREGON 2013 1429 OREGON 2012 1402 TACOMA 2013 1376 MOSCOW 2014 1362 NEW YORK 2009 1357 LAS VEGAS 2013 1351 SAN DIEGO 2014 1344 NEW YORK 2008 1342 SAN DIEGO 2013 1338 TACOMA 2014 1339 SAN DIEGO 2010 1335 ASHEVILLE 2015 1320 OREGON 2011 1316 BROOKLYN 2013 1311 NEW YORK 2010 1310 TACOMA 2012 1309 CALGARY 2013 1309 CALGARY 2011 1308 SAN DIEGO 2011 1301 BROOKLYN 2012 1300 LOS ANGELES 2012 1298 AUGUSTA 2012 1290 CALGARY 2014 1291 POCATELLO 2005 1279 LOS ANGELES 2006 1275 OREGON 2014 1273 LOS ANGELES 2007 1277 SAN DIEGO 2015 1278 MONTREAL 2005 1269 LOS ANGELES 2009 1263 LOS ANGELES 2011 1262 ATLANTIC CITY 2005 1260 CHICAGO 2011 1258 CALGARY 2012 1257 SAN DIEGO 2012 1256 OREGON 2010 1252 CALGARY 2010 1251 CALGARY 2015 1254 CLEVELAND 2007 1246 AUGUSTA 2015 1246 BRISTOL 2014 1245 LAS VEGAS 2012 1245 MONTREAL 2006
TEAM SAVES: 61 SAN DIEGO 2014 60 LAS VEGAS 2016 60 DALTON 2016 59 CALGARY 2013 59 OREGON 2013 58 LOS ANGELES 2012 57 BRISTOL 2014 57 PORTLAND 2009 56 BRISTOL 2012 55 AUGUSTA 2008 54 BRISTOL 2009 54 PENSACOLA 2009 54 TORONTO 2007 54 BOSTON 2007 54 DALTON 2006 54 PENSACOLA 2006 53 CHICAGO 2014 53 DALTON 2013 53 SAN DIEGO 2012 53 NEW YORK 2011 53 LAS VEGAS 2011 53 CHICAGO 2006 52 LOS ANGELES 2016 52 BOSTON 2016 52 HARTFORD 2015 52 DALTON 2015 52 TEXAS 2015 52 BOSTON 2011 52 BRISTOL 2011 52 TEXAS 2011 51 OREGON 2016 51 HARTFORD 2016 51 POCATELLO 2014 51 MARIN 2014 51 CALGARY 2014 51 SAN DIEGO 2013 51 BROOKLYN 2012 51 OREGON 2011 51 LOS ANGELES 2009 51 BROOKLYN 2009 51 NEW YORK 2008 50 SAN DIEGO 2016 50 DALLAS 2016 50 POCATELLO 2013 50 SAN DIEGO 2011 50 CALGARY 2010 50 SAN DIEGO 2009 50 CALGARY 2009 50 NEW YORK 2009 50 POCATELLO 2005 49 BRISTOL 2016 49 LAS VEGAS 2013 49 ASHEVILLE 2015 49 CHICAGO 2015 49 DALTON 2014 49 CHICAGO 2013 49 DALTON 2012 49 OREGON 2012 49 OREGON 2010 49 AUGUSTA 2006 49 MONTREAL 2005 49 TACOMA 2006 49 TORONTO 2005
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Last SIM In Parentheses 1. SAN DIEGO (1) 2. BRISTOL (2) 3. CALGARY (3) 4. CHICAGO (4) 5. RUSTON (6) 6. BOSTON (7) 7. ASHEVILLE (5) 8. LAS VEGAS (8) 9. DALLAS (9) 10. BEND DROPPED OUT: TEXAS |
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1. Aaron Rasch C SD 2. Pablo Figueroa CF SD 3. Joel Fusco LF LHV 4. Elmer Fikes LF LHV 5. Jose Arenas SS LA 6. Jose Espinosa RF RUS 7. Benjamin Rodrigez LF BEN 8. Chris Cota 1B CGY 9. Barry Grady LF BRI 10. Duane Fuller 2B COL
1. Bobby Grimes SP SD 2. Justin Bushman SP TEX 3. Anthony Puffer SP LV 4. Richard Hassel SP SD 5. Glenn Murphy SP CHI 6. Bruce Tucker SP SD 7. Alberto Nunez SP POC 8. Deangelo Ceja SP ASH 9. Pedro Ramirez SP CHI 10. Dennis Hatfield SP DAL TOP MINOR SYSTEMS 1. CAROLINA 2. MARIN 3. HARTFORD 4. BOSTON 5. TORONTO The SIMBL Next Generation 
SP Dean Carr Marin Mountainmen 8/7/10 Potential 2017 #1 Overall Pick 1. Carlos Flores LF COL 2. Kurt Ikner RF NO 3. Alfonso Olivarria C BRI 4. Roberto Mendoza 3B DLS 5. George Rubino 2B TOR 6. Johnathan Atkins C CAR 7. Tyler Flynn C HFD 8. Robinson Mercado SP LHV 9. Tony O'Quinn SP BEN 10. Miguel Muniz 3B BOS |
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THE SIMBL CHAMPIONSHIP: THE EVER-ELUSIVE "COVETED CUP" DEFENDING CHAMPIONS: SAN DIEGO 4 LOS ANGELES 0 GM PAUL WARE
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* Indicates Repeat Choice From 2015 | GMOTY | GREG CHECOVETES
| BRI
| UL SOTY
| JOSEPH RAMIREZ
| DLS
| | SL SOTY | AARON RASCH
| SD
| | UL HOTY | DENNIS HATFIELD *
| DAL
| | SL HOTY | RICHARD HASSEL
| SD
| UL MROTY
| THOMAS AKERS
| CGY
| | SL MROTY | ERIC PRANGE
| ORE
| | UL FOTY | MICHAEL HARPER *
| DAL
| | SL FOTY | CHARLES VUE
| ORE
| | UL ROTY | JAMES SCHERER
| BOS
| SL ROTY
| CHRIS COTA
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* Indicates Repeat Choice From 2014 C
| AARON RASCH
| SD
| 1B
| JUSTIN HONAKER
| CGY
| | 2B | HERB WELLS
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| JOSE ARENAS *
| LA
| 3B
| DARYL RYLES *
| SD
| | OF | PABLO FIGUEROA *
| SD
| | OF | JAIME GONZALEZ
| DAL
| | OF | LAWRENCE NILSEN
| DAL
| | SP1 | PEDRO RAMIREZ *
| BIR
| | SP2 | BOBBY GRIMES *
| SD
| | SP3 | DENNIS HATFIELD
| DAL
| | SP4 | ROBERT CARSON
| TEX
| | SP5 | MICHAEL ARNOLD
| POC
| MR1
| CHIOHIKO MORIE
| MCW
| | MR2 | RICHARD BELL
| BRI
| | MR3 | JESUS RODRIQUEZ
| CHI | | MR4 | MARVIN LISTER
| NY
| | CL | WILLIAM RANDAZZO
| CHI
|
2017: SL 4 UL 3 MVP: Henry Cheesman CAR 2016: SL 10 UL 8 MVP: Michael Kerry RUS 2015: SL 5 UL 4 MVP: Ronald Ono HFD 2014: SL 5 UL 2 MVP: Alberto Casares POR 2013: SL 8 UL 6 MVP: Bobby Grimes SD 2012: UL 5 SL 3 MVP: Pedro Coria NY 2011: SL 6 SL 1 MVP: Eddie House CHI 2010: UL 14 SL 4 MVP: Kenneth Platt BRI 2009: UL 10 SL 5 MVP: Jose Zena LA 2008: UL 4 SL 3 MVP: Matthew Skinner POC 2007: SL 6 UL 3 MVP: Jacobo Escarcega POR 2006: SL 4 UL 1 MVP: Hayden Bandy SD 2005: SL 8 UL 6 MVP: Wilfredo Espana BEL

* Indicates Repeat Choice From 2016 C
| DAVID DENMAN
| DAL
| 1B
| THOMAS HAWKINS
| BEN
| 2B
| KEVIN YUKO
| CGY
| | SS | JOSE ARENAS *
| LA
| | 3B | JOSEPH RAMIREZ *
| DLS
| LF
| BENJAMIN RODRIGEZ* | BEN
| | CF | BARRY GRADY *
| BRI
| RF
| JOE LATHEM
| HFD
| SP
| JUSTIN BUSHMAN
| TEX
| | | PITCHERS:
| | | SP | RANDY KOUFAX
| NY
| | SP | CLEMENTE ANDUJAR
| BRI
| | SP | FEDE ZUBIAGA
| HFD
| SP
| DENNIS HUNT
| TEX
| RP
| RICHARD BELL *
| BRI
| RP
| PEDRO CAJIGAS
| BOS
| | RP | MICHAEL HARPER
| DAL
| RP
| WILLIAM MANNING *
| TOR
| RP
| DAVID KIMBELL
| BOS
| | | RESERVES:
| | C
| JAMES SCHERER
| BOS
| 1B
| EARNEST BURKEY *
| BOS
| 2B
| HERNAN COLOMBO *
| BOS
| SS
| PEDRO CORIA
| NY
| LF
| RAY BARROT
| CGY
| CF
| THEODORE ROBERTSON
| TOR
| RF
| GERALD POPE
| MAR
|
C
| AARON RASCH *
| SD
| | 1B | MICHAEL HUSSEY *
| SD
| | 2B | DUANE FULLER
| COL
| | SS | RICHARD CUMMINGS * | ORE
| 3B
| RAPHAEL HERRERA * | ORE
| LF
| HENRY CHEESMAN
| CAR
| | CF | PABLO FIGUEROA *
| SD
| RF
| JOSE ESPINOSA *
| RUS
| | SP | BOBBY GRIMES
| SD
| | | PITCHERS:
| | | SP | GLENN MURPHY
| CHI
| | SP | DEANGELO CEJA
| ASH
| | SP | RICHARD HASSEL *
| SD
| | SP | CARLOS BLANCO
| SD
| | RP | ALFREDO CARDILLO * | BIR
| | RP | LARRY ASMUS
| NO
| RP
| JEFFREY DEMPSEY *
| ASH
| RP
| WILLIAM RANDAZZO
| CHI
| | RP | JESUS RODRIQUEZ
| CHI
| | | RESERVES:
| | C
| RILEY FROST *
| CAR
| 1B
| TOMMY KING
| LV
| 2B
| STEVE CAMERON
| ASH
| SS
| ISRAEL MOTON
| SD
| 3B
| R.J. POOLE
| CHI
| 3B
| TROY BACA
| LV
| CF
| BILL BONAR
| ORE
|
 * Indicates Repeat Choice From 2015
Texas Catcher Albert Dykstra Eight-Time SIMBL Gold Glove Tied For Most In SIMBL History 
Carolina's Ramon Serrano Eight-Time SIMBL Gold Glove Tied For Most In SIMBL History 2005/2007/2009/2010 2011/2012/2013/2014
C
| CESAR QUINTANILLA
| DLS
| | 1B | THOMAS HAWKINS
| BEN
| 2B
| KENNETH DOWNEY
| HFD
| | SS | DAN FUENTES
| BEN
| 3B
| ANIBAL QUIJADA
| HFD
| | LF | CARLOS AYALA
| TOR
| | CF | EVELIO RIVERA
| BEN
| RF
| TERRANCE GWYNN
| BOS
| | P | JOSE BEJAR
| BOS
|
 | C | ZEUS BAXTER
| ASH
| | 1B | RAFAEL ROMERO
| POC
| | 2B | RICHARD HORRELL
| CAR
| | SS | DANIEL RASCH
| LHV
| 3B
| JEFFREY DONMOYER *
| RUS
| | LF | MICHAEL KERRY *
| RUS
| CF
| COMET VERAE
| RUS
| | RF | KELVIN PETERSON
| CAR
| | P | ANTHONY PUFFER
| LV
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Click On SIMBL Record Book Below .375 BA San Diego's Aaron Rasch In 2016 69 HOME RUNS
San Diego's Daryl Ryles In 2008 172 RBI
San Diego's Daryl Ryles In 2008 1.246 OPS  San Diego's Daryl Ryles In 2008 99 STOLEN BASES
Bristol's Barry Grady In 2016
1.84 ERA
Birmingham's Pedro Ramirez In 2015 29 WINS
San Diego's Bobby Grimes In 2013 344 K'S
Tacoma's Deangelo Ceja In 2013 53 SAVES
San Diego's Bill Hyer In 2014 40/40 CLUB
Jacksonville Slugger Eddie Meas 2005 One-Time 40/40 & Three-Time 30/30 Pablo Figueroa SD 2015 Eddie Meas JAX 2005 30/30 CLUB
Four-Time 30/30 Oregon/Toronto/Calgary 1B Taitarou Haranobu 
Four-Time 30/30 San Diego SS Hayden Bandy
Three-Time 30/30 Texas/Bend RF Charles Hopes Pablo Figueroa SD 2016 Jose Espinosa RUS 2016 Justin Honaker CGY 2015 Jose Arenas LA 2015 Don Rosenzweig LA 2014 Taitarou Haranobu CGY 2014 Santiago Hernandez SD 2014 Walker McElfresh CGY 2013 Osvaldo Quijada TEX 2013 James Mahaffey MAR 2013 Don Rosenzweig CAR 2013 Eddie Meas CHI 2012 Eddie Meas CHI 2011 Osvaldo Quijada TEX 2011 Walker McElfresh CGY 2011 Taitarou Haranobu CGY 2011 Santiago Hernandez SD 2010 Melchor Coronado JAX 2010 Hayden Bandy SD 2009 James Randell BKN 2008 Hayden Bandy SD 2007 Eddie Meas CHI 2007 Charles Hopes TEX 2007 Melchor Coronado CHI 2007 James Randell BKN 2006 Taitarou Haranobu TOR 2006 Clayton Lee SD 2006 Hayden Bandy SD 2006 Charles Hopes TEX 2006 Hayden Bandy SD 2005 Taitarou Haranobu ORE 2005 Charles Hopes TEX 2005
200 HIT CLUB
Calgary's Willard Gilmore 235 Hits In 2008 245 Leo Oleson DLS 2016 240 Aaron Rasch SD 2016 236 James Scherer BOS 2016 235 Willard Gilmore CGY 2008 234 Ronald Ono HFD 2016 232 Albert Price CGY 2013 229 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL 2016 229 Kenneth Downey HFD 2016 228 Joseph Ramirez DLS 2016 223 Chris Cota CAR 2016 223 Dan Fuentes BEN 2016 220 Robert Campbell HFD 2012 218 Pablo Figueroa SD 2015 216 Benjamin Rodrigez BEN 2016 216 Robert Campbell SD 2011 214 Jared Topping RUS 2016 214 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL 2013 211 Bernard Sanchez BRI 2016 211 Taitarou Haranobu CGY 2013 210 Eugene Pelzer MAR 2010 209 Lawrence Nilsen DAL 2015 208 Terrance Gwynn BOS 2016 208 Albert Price POC 2010 207 Maels Saiz NY 2016 207 Albert Price POC 2011 206 Pablo Figueroa SD 2014 205 Robert Campbell BRI 2007 205 Dominick Lund BOS 2006 205 Pedro Arevalo BEL 2006 204 Jeffrey Donmoyer RUS 2016 204 John Salters TOR 2016 204 Bruce Lorenzo BRI 2010 204 Wilbert Prager AUG 2005 203 Hernan Colombo BOS 2016 203 Bryan Riggs DAL 2015 203 Michael Beckley CHI 2011 202 Lance Foley DLS 2016 202 Kansaburou Jiro DAL 2015 201 Barry Grady BRI 2016 201 Johnathan Lizotte TOR 2016 201 Kenneth Downey HFD 2015 201 Glenn Carrozza JAX 2012 201 Taitarou Haranobu TOR 2009 201 Hubert Westrick AUG 2007 200 Bill Bonar ORE 2016 200 Robert Cox MCW 2016 200 Robert Campbell SD 2009
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GM AWARDS HISTORY SIMBL GM OF THE YEAR 2016: Greg Checovetes BRI 2015: John Treadway DAL 2014: Jason DeMarco BIR 2013: John Treadway DAL 2012: Jeff Williams TAC 2011: Mike Senn ORE 2010: Tom Hickman MAR 2009: Dave Bliley LA 2008: Zach Deuel POC 2007: Greg Checovetes BRI 2006: Mike Stewart PEN 2005: Paul Ware SD
SLUGGER OF THE YEAR Pensacola/Kitchener Two-Time UL MVP Mike Chisholm 2008 & 2009
2016 UL: Joseph Ramirez DLS 2015 UL: Jose Arenas LA 2014 UL: Osvaldo Quijada TEX 2013 UL: Tait Haranobu CGY 2012 UL: Pedro Coria NY 2011 UL: Osvaldo Quijada TEX 2010 UL: Glenn Knapp MAR 2009 UL: Mike Chisholm KIT 2008 UL: Mike Chisholm PEN 2007 UL: Luis Franco TOR 2006 UL: Tait Haranobu TOR 2005 UL: Glenn Lathem EDM
2016 SL: Aaron Rasch SD 2015 SL: Pablo Figueroa SD 2014 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2013 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2012 SL: Ray Barrot LV 2011 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2010 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2009 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2008 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2007 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2006 SL: Dominick Lund BOS 2005 SL: Daryl Ryles SD
HURLER OF THE YEAR Los Angeles' James Sousa Two-Time UL HOTY 2010 & 2012 Two-Time HOTY Michael Arnett Only Pitcher To Win Award In Both UL (2006) & SL (2008)
2016 UL: Dennis Hatfield DAL 2015 UL: Dennis Hatfield DAL 2014 UL: Nicholas Lenard CGY 2013 UL: Dennis Hunt TEX 2012 UL: James Sousa LA 2011 UL: Robert Carson TEX 2010 UL: James Sousa LA 2009 UL: Walter Lopez BEN 2008 UL: Thomas Leverett PEN 2007 UL: Richard Dicks MAR 2006 UL: Michael Arnett ATC 2005 UL: Travis Boyd BEN
2016 SL: Richard Hassel SD 2015 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2014 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2013 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2012 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2011 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2010 SL: Pedro Ramirez ORE 2009 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2008 SL: Michael Arnett NY 2007 SL: Felix Murff SD 2006 SL: Walter Middleton SD 2005 SL: Miles Farrelly CHI
MIDDLE RELIEVER OF THE YEAR 2016 UL: Thomas Akers CGY 2015 UL: Richard Bell BRI 2014 UL: Lester Almaraz CGY 2013 UL: Jairo Martinez BRI 2012 UL: David Kimbell BOS 2009 UL: Johnny Kull BRI 2008 UL: Manny Meridia COL 2007 UL: Alex Quijano TOR 2006 UL: Rolland Colin ATC 2005 UL: Carlos Osuna BRI
2016 SL: Eric Prange ORE 2015 SL: Chiohiko Morie MCW 2014 SL: Charles Vue ORE 2013 SL: Justin Monks ORE 2012 SL: Kevin Ledet TAC 2009 SL: Salvador Sanchez TAC 2008 SL: Joseph Brown TEX 2007 SL: Salvador Sanchez BEL 2006 SL: Jose Hernandez POR 2005 SL: Marcus Duffy JAX
FIREMAN OF THE YEAR 2016 UL: Michael Harper DAL 2015 UL: Michael Harper DAL 2014 UL: Brian Studdard BRI 2013 UL: John Campbell CGY 2012 UL: Brian Studdard BRI 2011 UL: Alex Fabregas TEX 2010 UL: Alex Fabregas TEX 2009 UL: Mathew Chow BOS 2008 UL: Tyson Wieland AUG 2007 UL: Aaron Bennett COL 2006 UL: Aaron Bennett COL 2005 UL: Brian Nedd TAC
2016 SL: Charles Vue ORE 2015 SL: William Randazzo CHI 2014 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2013 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2012 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2011 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2010 SL: William Cimino CHI 2009 SL: Richard Lynch POR 2008 SL: Marcus Reiley NY 2007 SL: Frank Emery BEL 2006 SL: Magglio Guzman SD 2005 SL: James Nuzzo CHI
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2016 UL: James Scherer BOS 2015 UL: Lance Foley DLS 2014 UL: Micah McGinty TOR 2013 UL: Vernan Powell DAL 2012 UL: Lawrence Nilsen DAL 2011 UL: Troy Ball KIT 2010 UL: Michael Larson TOR 2009 UL: Jamie Coop CGY 2008 UL: Alberto Gonzalez AUG 2007 UL: Donny Dorado COL 2006 UL: Boce Brookshire CGY 2005 UL: Bill Falco CGY
2016 SL: Chris Cota CAR 2015 SL: Tommy King LV 2014 SL: Pablo Figueroa SD 2013 SL: Alberto Nunez SD 2012 SL: Israel Moton SD 2011 SL: Clifford Kikaku AUG 2010 SL: Saint Hernandez SD 2009 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2008 SL: Alejo Ramirez SD 2007 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2006 SL: Rich Cummings ORE 2005 SL: Chris Krouse DAL
POSTSEASON MVPS COVETED CUP CS MVP 2016: Larry Galusha SD 2015: Tony Benitez LV 2014: Bobby Grimes SD 2013: Jose Espinosa LV 2012: Felix Murff SD 2011: Pedro Moreno ORE 2010: Glenn Knapp MAR 2009: Bobby Grimes SD 2008: Celso Larios POC 2007: Daryl Ryles SD 2006: Hayden Bandy SD 2005: Daryl Ryles SD
LCS MVP 2016 UL: Jerry Worthey LA 2015 UL: Floyd Collins BOS 2014 UL: Jamie Coop CGY 2013 UL: Gary Leighty TEX 2012 UL: Ted Wilson LA 2011 UL: Jamie Coop CGY 2010 UL: Maiku Inejiro MAR 2009 UL: James Sousa LA 2008 UL: Matt Skinner POC 2007 UL: Osva Lueras AUG 2006 UL: Tom Leverett PEN 2005 UL: Jeffrey Fannin BEN
2016 SL: Pablo Figueroa SD 2015 SL: Hilario Testa LV 2014 SL: Aaron Rasch SD 2013 SL: Keith Smith LV 2012 SL: Ernest Crivello SD 2011 SL: Pedro Ramirez ORE 2010 SL: Lucas Espitia SD 2009 SL: Hayden Bandy SD 2008 SL: Dennis Hunt TEX 2007 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2006 SL: Walt Middleton SD 2005 SL: Kenny Blumberg SD
LDS MVP 2016 UL: Steven Hermosillo LA 2016 UL: Jairo Martinez BRI 2015 UL: Steven Yingling CGY 2015 UL: Floyd Collins BOS 2014 UL: Justin Honaker CGY 2014 UL: Clemente Andujar BRI 2013 UL: Robert Carson TEX 2013 UL: Bruce Lorenzo BRI 2012 UL: Javier Amezaga LA 2012 UL: Bern Sanchez BRI 2011 UL: Donald Milliner BOS 2011 UL: Nicholas Lenard CGY 2010 UL: James Sousa LA 2010 UL: Eugene Pelzer MAR 2009 UL: Jeremy Bevil BRI 2009 UL: Wilfredo Gonzalez LA 2008 UL: Michael Giroux BKN 2008 UL: Matthew Skinner POC 2007 UL: Stephen Foster AUG 2007 UL: Willie Johnson CAR 2006 UL: Owen Loper PEN 2006 UL: Bill Falco CGY 2005 UL: Ted Zamora BEN 2005 UL: Doug Linsley MAR 2016 SL: Tony Benitez LV 2016 SL: Bill Hyer SD 2015 SL: Claude McNeely BIR 2015 SL: Anthony Puffer LV 2014 SL: Pablo Figueroa SD 2014 SL: Will Randazzo CHI 2013 SL: Anthony Puffer LV 2013 SL: Michael Giroux BKN 2012 SL: Pedro Ramirez ORE 2012 SL: Michael Quiros SD 2011 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2011 SL: Buster Tate ORE 2010 SL: Bobby Grimes SD 2010 SL: Rich Cummings ORE 2009 SL: Daryl Ryles SD 2009 SL: Luis Franco BKN 2008 SL: Michael Arnett NY 2008 SL: Albert Dykstra TEX 2007 SL: Steven Remick CLE 2007 SL: Lucas Espitia SD 2006 SL: Seve Hernandez CHI 2006 SL: Lucas Espitia SD 2005 SL: R. Manzanares BEL 2005 SL: Kenny Blumberg SD
TOP PLAYER SEASONSBATTING AVERAGE .375 Aaron Rasch SD '16 .372 Kanesabuou Jiro DAL '16 .367 Lance Foley DLS '16 .360 Robert Cox MCW '16 .358 Pablo Figueroa SD '14 .357 Joseph Ramirez DLS '16 .354 Rob Campbell HFD '12 .353 James Scherer BOS '16 .353 Ronald Ono HFD '16 .353 Albert Price POC '11 .352 Daryl Ryles SD '08 .351 Pablo Figueroa '15 .351 Albert Price POC '10 .350 Albert Price CGY '13 .350 Tait Haranobu CGY '13 .349 Comet Varae RUS '16 .349 Daryl Ryles SD '07 .349 Matt Shaner BRI '07 .348 Daryl Ryles SD '05 .357 Glenn Carrozza JAX '12 .346 Willard Gilmore CGY '08 .345 Kane Jiro DAL '13 .345 Dominick Lund BOS ‘06 .344 Leo Oleson DLS '16 .343 Albert Dykstra TEX '11 .343 Eugene Pelzer MAR '10 .342 Guy Gillham LA '10 .341 Pedro Coria NY '12 .340 Chris Cota CAR '16 .338 Eddie House CHI '11 .339 Pedro Arevalo BEL '05 .337 Bernard Sanchez BRI '16 .337 Bryan Riggs DAL '15 .337 Robert Campbell SD '11 .337 Daniel Walker POC '09 .337 Pedro Arevalo BEL '06 .336 William Oney ASH '15 .336 Juan Guillen CGY '14 .336 Michael Giroux BKN '10 .336 John Athey BEL '05 .335 Joel Sabatino NY '07 .333 Gerald Pope MAR '14 .333 Bill Coldiron BEN '08
HITS 245 Leo Oleson DLS '16 240 Aaron Rasch SD '16 236 James Scherer BOS '16 235 Willard Gilmore CGY '08 234 Ronald Ono HFD '16 232 Albert Price CGY '13 229 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL '16 229 Kenneth Downey HFD '16 228 Joseph Ramirez DLS '16 223 Chris Cota CAR '16 223 Dan Fuentes BEN '16 220 Robert Campbell HFD '12 218 Pablo Figueroa SD '15 216 Benjamin Rodrigez BEN '16 216 Robert Campbell SD '11 214 Jared Topping RUS '16 214 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL '13 211 Bernard Sanchez BRI '16 211 Tait Haranobu CGY '13 210 Eugene Pelzer MAR '10 209 Lawrence Nilsen DAL '15 208 Terrance Gwynn BOS '16 208 Albert Price POC '10 207 Maels Saiz NY '16 207 Albert Price POC '11 206 Pablo Figueroa SD '14 205 Robert Campbell BRI '07 205 Pedro Arevalo BEL ‘06 205 Dominick Lund BOS ‘06 204 Jeffrey Donmoyer RUS '16 204 John Salters TOR '16 204 Bruce Lorenzo BRI '10 204 Wilbert Prager AUG '05 203 Hernan Colombo BOS '16 203 Bryan Riggs DAL '15 203 Michael Beckley CHI '11 202 Lance Foley DLS '16 202 Kanesaburou Jiro '15 201 Barry Grady BRI '16 201 Johnathan Lizotte TOR '16 201 Kenneth Downey HFD '15 201 Glenn Carrozza JAC '12 201 Tait Haranobu TOR '09 201 Hub Westrick AUG '07 200 Bill Bonar ORE '16 200 Robert Cox MCW '16 200 Robert Campbell SD '09 199 Jose Arenas LA '16 199 Duane Fuller POR '16 199 Matt Skinner ORE '10 198 Riley Frost CAR '16 198 Joel Simons CHI '14 198 Osvaldo Quijada TEX '11 198 Lucas Espitia SD '09 198 Daryl Ryles SD '08 197 Raphael Herrera ORE '16 197 Richard Horrell CAR '16 197 Jose Arenas LA '15 197 Bruce Lorenzo BRI '13 197 Jose Valencia CHI '13 197 Ignacio Cordero DAL '11 197 Marv Delvecchio NWK '10 197 Hayden Bandy SD '05 197 Willard Gilmore ORE ‘06 196 Kelvin Peterson CAR '16 196 Gerald Pope MAR '14 196 Daryl Ryles SD '05 195 Juan Chaidez DLS '16 195 Michael Davis POR '16 195 Michael Giroux MCW '14 195 Donald Milliner BOS '10 195 Allen Bennett AUG '09 195 Hayden Bandy SD '07 194 Michael Giroux MCW '16 194 Joe Lathem HFD '15 194 Lucas Espitia SD '14 194 Eugene Pelzer MAR '13 194 John Strasser BRI '09 194 Pedro Arevalo POR '09 194 Glenn Carrozza AUG '08 194 Israel Moton SD '13 193 Mario Witty NWK '11 193 Michael Mayne BRI '11 193 Manuel Ciles JAX '11 193 Bill Antonucci BKN '09 193 Pedro Arevalo BEL '08 193 Hayden Bandy SD '06
HITTING STREAKS 
Portland's Duane Fuller's 32-Game Hitting Streak In 2015
34 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL '16 32 Duane Fuller POR '15 30 Lance Foley DLS '16 30 Rarafu Kenzan RUS '16 30 Israel Moton SD '13 29 Kenneth Downey HFD '16 29 Aaron Rasch SD '16 27 Robert Barnhouse ORE '16 27 James Mahaffey POR '08 26 Benjamin Rodrigez BEN '16 26 Marv Delvecchio NWK '10 25 Ron Berg TOR '16 25 R.J. Poole CHI '14 25 Manny Martinez LA '16 24 Johnathan Lizotte TOR '16 24 Glenn Carrozza JAX '12 24 Bill Coldiron BEN '08 24 Jose Tavarez ASH '08
HOME RUNS 69 Daryl Ryles SD '08 61 Daryl Ryles SD '11 54 Daryl Ryles SD '09 52 Daryl Ryles SD '14 51 Daryl Ryles SD '10 48 Mike Chisholm PEN '09 48 Maiku Inejiro ORE '07 48 Wilfredo Espana BEL '05 47 Daryl Ryles SD '07 47 Maiku Inejiro ORE '05 47 Eddie Meas JAX ‘06 45 Ray Barrot LV '13 45 Eddie Meas JAX '05 44 Pablo Figueroa SD '15 44 Ray Barrot LV '12 44 Luis Franco TOR '07 43 Daryl Ryles SD '15 43 Sang Aleshire CHI '10 43 Luis Franco BKN '09 43 Mike Chisholm PEN '08 43 John Athey BEL '05 43 Daryl Ryles SD '06 42 Daryl Ryles SD '13 42 Arthur Kohei POR '13 42 Glenn Lathem EDM '06 42 Mike Chisholm PEN '06 41 Pablo Figueroa SD '16 41 Ray Barrot LV '14 41 James Mahaffey POC '10 41 Willie Sullivan CGY '06 41 Daryl Ryles SD '05 40 Troy Baca LV '13 40 Mike Chisholm PEN '07 40 John Athey BEL '06
RUNS BATTED IN 172 Daryl Ryles SD '08 159 Daryl Ryles SD '14 159 Daryl Ryles SD '09 155 Daryl Ryles SD '11 153 Joseph Ramirez DLS '16 145 Pablo Figueroa SD '16 143 Kenny Blumberg SD '10 141 Wilfredo Espana BEL '05 140 Eddie Meas JAX '05 139 Chris Cota CAR '16 138 Maiku Inejiro '07 137 Jim Mahaffey POC '10 136 Hernan Colombo BOS '16 135 Johnathan Lizotte TOR '16 135 Glenn Knapp MAR '10 135 Daryl Ryles SD '05 133 Glenn Knapp MAR '11 132 Michael Quiros SD '14 131 Ray Barrot LV '12 130 Sang Aleshire CHI '10 130 John Athey BEL ‘06 129 Keith Smith CGY '14 128 Osv Quijada TEX '11 128 Saint Hernandez SD '10 127 Jose Zena LA '08 126 Benjamin Rodrigez BEN '16 126 Michael Quiros SD '12 126 Daryl Ryles SD '10 126 Daryl Ryles SD '07 126 Kenny Blumberg SD '05 125 James Randell BKN '09 125 Mike Chisholm PEN '07 124 Jared Topping RUS '16 124 Maiku Inejiro ORE '05
ON BASE PERCENTAGE .478 Matt Shaner BRI '07 .473 Daryl Ryles SD '08 .469 Daryl Ryles SD '11 .468 Daryl Ryles SD '12 .466 Daryl Ryles SD '07 .463 Daryl Ryles SD '09 .463 Daryl Ryles SD '05 .462 Matt Shaner BRI ‘06 .459 Glenn Lathem EDM '05 .450 Aaron Rasch SD '16 .446 Comet Varae RUS '16 .446 John Athey BEL '05 .446 Daryl Ryles SD ‘06 .445 Matt Shaner BRI '05 .443 Daryl Ryles SD '13 .443 Daryl Ryles SD '10 .442 Glenn Knapp MAR '11 .442 Daniel Walker POC '10 .440 Joseph Ramirez DLS '16 .440 Wilfredo Mariscal LV '16 .440 Matt Shaner POR '09 .440 Daniel Walker POC '09 .439 Mel Coronado CHI '07
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE .773 Daryl Ryles SD '08 .727 Daryl Ryles SD '11 .674 Daryl Ryles SD '09 .662 Daryl Ryles SD '07 .660 John Athey BEL '05 .648 Daryl Ryles SD '14 .634 Daryl Ryles SD '05 .633 Aaron Rasch SD '16 .630 Daryl Ryles SD '12 .622 Jim Mahaffey POC '10 .620 Luis Franco TOR '07 .619 Daryl Ryles SD '10 .619 Daryl Ryles SD '13 .619 Eddie Meas JAX '05 .616 Mike Chisholm PEN '09 .616 John Athey BEL ‘06 .615 Ray Barrot LV '12 .614 Eddie Meas JAX ‘06 .608 Daryl Ryles SD '06 .606 Maiku Inejiro ORE '07
ON BASE PLUS SLUGGING 1.240 Daryl Ryles SD '08 1.196 Daryl Ryles SD '11 1.136 Daryl Ryles SD '09 1.128 Daryl Ryles SD '07 1.107 John Athey BEL '05 1.098 Daryl Ryles SD '12 1.097 Daryl Ryles SD '05 1.083 Aaron Rasch SD '16 1.077 Daryl Ryles SD '14 1.062 Daryl Ryles SD '13 1.062 Daryl Ryles SD '10 1.053 Daryl Ryles SD ‘06 1.045 Luis Franco TOR '07 1.043 Glenn Lathem EDM '05 1.040 John Athey BEL ‘06 1.038 Eddie Meas JAX '05 1.034 Jim Mahaffey POC '10 1.026 Glenn Knapp MAR '11 1.016 Eddie Meas JAX '06 1.016 Dominick Lund BOS '06 1.014 John Athey POR '09
RUNS SCORED: 153 Daryl Ryles SD '08 151 Aaron Rasch SD '16 150 Daryl Ryles SD '11 148 Lucas Espitia SD '08 145 Daryl Ryles SD '10 139 Daryl Ryles SD '09 138 Walk McElfresh CGY '12 138 Willard Gilmore CGY '08 138 Lucas Espitia SD '06 135 Lucas Espitia SD '11 136 Benjamin Rodrigez BEN '16 134 Walk McElfresh CGY '13 134 Hayden Bandy SD '06 134 Hayden Bandy SD '05 133 Jose Espinosa RUS '16 133 Raphael Herrera ORE '16 133 Lucas Espitia SD '14 132 Daryl Ryles SD '14 131 Matt Shaner POR '10 131 Daryl Ryles SD '05 130 James Mahaffey MAR '11 130 Glenn Knapp MAR '10 129 Juan Chaidez DLS '16 129 Dan Fuentes BEN '16 129 Lucas Espitia SD '13 129 Lucas Espitia SD '09 128 Kane Jiro DAL '13 128 Walk McElfresh CGY '11 128 Bill Coldiron BEN '09 128 Lucas Espitia SD '05 127 James Mahaffey POC '10 126 Troy Baca LV '13 126 Eddie Meas CHI '11 126 Hayden Bandy SD '07 126 Eddie Meas JAX '05 125 Jeffrey Donmoyer RUS '16 125 Joseph Ramirez DLS '16 125 Hayden Bandy SD '09 125 Daniel Walker CGY '08 124 Leo Oleson DLS '16 124 Daryl Ryles SD '13 124 Ray Barrot LV '12 124 Hayden Bandy SD '10 124 James Randell BKN '09 123 Bill Bonar ORE '16 123 Walker McElfresh CGY '16 123 Comet Varae RUS '16 123 Ander Penning BEL '05 122 Daryl Ryles SD '12 122 Daniel Walker POC '10 121 Tait Haranobu CGY '13 121 Glenn Knapp MAR '11 121 Eddie Meas JAX '05 121 Matthew Shaner BRI '05
WALKS: 
Bristol's Matthew Shaner 164 Walks In 2006 164 Matthew Shaner BRI '06 156 Melchor Coronado CHI '07 153 Glenn Knapp MAR '11 149 Jose Espinosa RUS '16 148 Daryl Ryles SD '09 145 Matthew Shaner POR '10 141 Daryl Ryles SD '11 139 Eddie Meas CHI '10 138 Daryl Ryles SD '10 138 Glenn Knapp MAR '09 136 Glenn Knapp MAR '07 136 Melchor Coronado CHI '06 136 Matthew Shaner BRI '05 135 Melchor Coronado JAX '11 132 Glenn Lathem EDM '05 129 Matthew Shaner BRI '08 129 Glenn Knapp MAR '08 129 Matthew Shaner BRI '07 128 James Mahaffey MAR '14 128 Daryl Ryles SD '12 127 Walker McElfresh CGY '14 127 Melchor Coronado JAX '10 127 Glenn Lathem COL '07 127 Daryl Ryles SD '06 125 Walker McElfresh CGY '09 126 Glenn Lathem EDM '06 124 Eddie Meas CHI '11 123 Walker McElfresh CGY '13 123 Walker McElfresh CGY '11 123 Daryl Ryles SD '07 122 Juan Chaidez DLS '16 121 Melchor Coronado JAX '09 120 Clayton Stella KIT '11 120 James Mahaffey POR '07 119 Glenn Knapp MAR '10 119 Melchor Coronado POR '12 119 Galen Dinan CHI '06 STOLEN BASES 99 Barry Grady BRI '16 95 Jan Springer TEX '16 81 Adrian Espinosa PEN '08 75 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '13 74 Lucas Espitia SD ‘06 71 Lucas Espitia SD '14 71 Lucas Espitia SD '13 71 Lucas Espitia SD '08 70 Lucas Espitia SD '09 69 Israel Moton SD '14 68 Israel Moton SD '12 67 Dan Fuentes BEN '16 67 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '11 67 Jaime Armas TEX '07 65 Kenny Kyle LV '14 65 Taitarou Haranobu CGY '13 65 Israel Moton SD '13 65 Jeremy Bevil BRI '10 66 Ignacio Cordero DAL '11 64 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '12 64 Lucas Espitia SD '11 64 James Jenning BOS '11 63 Jose Espinosa LV '13 63 Taitarou Haranobu CGY '12 63 Taitarou Haranobu TOR '10 62 Jaime Gonzalez DAL '14 62 Lucas Espitia SD '12 62 Ignacio Cordero DAL '10 62 Ignacio Cordero COL '09 62 Jose Tavarez CAR '09 60 Lucas Espitia SD '10 60 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '08 60 Jose Tavarez ASH '08 59 Taitarou Haranobu CGY '11 59 Lucas Espitia SD '07 58 Ron Hagedorn TEX '14 58 Jose Valencia CHI '13 58 Kenny Kyle LV '13 58 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '10 58 Jaime Gonzalez CAR '09 57 James Jenning BOS '13 57 James Jenning BOS '12 57 Jeremy Bevill BRI '11 57 Charles Hopes TEX '07 56 Taitarou Haranobu CGY '14 56 Eddie Meas CHI '11 56 Jose Tavarez CAR '10 56 Adrian Espinosa PEN ‘06 55 Kenneth Downey HFD '14 54 Wesley Almeida SD '14 54 Kanesaburou Jiro DAL '12 54 Michael Fritz TAC '11 54 Wilfredo Gonzalez LA '10 54 Adrian Espinosa PEN '09 53 Tyrone Grimshaw CHA '12 53 Hayden Bandy SD '07 53 Bill Evans TAC '05 53 Raimundo Ramirez DAL ‘06 53 Theodore Robertson TOR '16 52 Celso Jiminez LV '14 52 Wesley Almeida SD '13 52 Lucas Espitia SD '05 52 Hayden Bandy SD '06
WINS 29 Bobby Grimes SD '13 28 Angel Rodriquez ORE '13 27 Bobby Grimes SD '14 25 Bobby Grimes SD '11 25 James Sousa LA '10 24 Nicholas Lenard CGY '14 24 Alberto Nunez SD '14 24 Bobby Grimes SD '12 23 Felix Corchado ORE '14 23 James Sousa LA '12 23 Bobby Grimes SD '09 23 Michael Arnett NY '08 23 Felix Murff SD '07 22 Vernan Powell DAL '13 22 Steve Yingling CGY '13 22 Angel Rodriquez ORE '12 22 Felix Murff SD '12 22 Robert Carson TEX '11 22 Pedro Ramirez ORE '10 22 Michael Arnett LA '10 22 James Sousa LA '07 21 Richard Hassel SD '16 21 Anthony Puffer LV '16 21 Joseph Allen LV '14 21 Pedro Ramirez ORE '14 21 Roy Bourbeau MAR '13 21 Jamie Coop CGY '13 21 Dennis Hunt TEX '13 21 Felix Murff SD '13 21 Joseph Allen LV '12 21 John McClary BRI '12 21 Pedro Galindo BRI '12 21 Pedro Ramirez ORE '11 21 Bobby Grimes SD '10 21 Isogorou Chomei CGY '10 21 Felix Murff SD '09 20 Ryan Stucky RUS '16 20 Bobby Grimes SD '16 20 John McClary BRI '14 20 Anthony Puffer LV '13 20 Pedro Ramirez ORE '13 20 Justin Bushman TAC '13 20 Brent Harrison SD '11 20 Michael Munroe SD '11 20 Dennis Hunt TEX '11 20 Richard Dicks MAR '10 20 Walter Lopez BEN '09 20 George Anderson ORE '09 20 Tom Leverett PEN '08 20 Richard Dicks MAR '07 20 John McCasland CLE '07 20 Bobby Grimes SD '07 20 Walter Middleton SD ‘06 19 Dennis Hatfield DAL '16 19 James Sousa LA '16 19 Bruce Tucker SD '16 19 Joseph Allen LV '13 19 Marcus Dinges BKN '13 19 Ryan Stacy CHI '13 19 Miles Farrelly CHI '13 19 Richard Dicks MAR '12 19 Joseph Allen LV '11 19 Richard Dicks MAR '11 19 Richard Varney NWK '11 19 James Sousa LA '11 19 Felix Murff SD '10 19 James Sousa LA '09 19 Blaine McDonald CGY '09 19 Isidro Valles LA '09 19 Miles Farrelly CHI '08 19 Gerald Orduna COL '08 19 George Anderson ORE '08 19 John Briones BRI'07 19 Casey George CGY '07 19 Casey George CGY ‘06 19 John McCasland CLE ‘06 19 Chris Sweet EDM ‘06
EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1.86 Bobby Grimes SD '14 1.87 Michael Arnett NY '08 1.92 Pedro Ramirez ORE '14 1.92 Bobby Grimes SD '13 1.92 Bobby Grimes SD '12 1.98 Raul Vargo CAR '13 2.01 Walter Lopez BEN '08 2.05 Angel Rodriquez ORE '13 2.05 Pedro Ramirez ORE '13 2.15 Pedro Ramirez ORE '10 2.16 Richard Dicks MAR '09 2.17 Marcus Dinges BKN '13 2.21 Bobby Grimes SD '11 2.24 Anthony Puffer LV '13 2.26 Anthony Puffer LV '14 2.26 Anthony Puffer LV '12 2.29 Peter Calvillo NY '08 2.30 Justin Bushman TAC '13 2.31 Walter Lopez BEN '09 2.33 James Sousa LA '12 2.33 Bobby Grimes SD '09 2.33 Miles Farrelly CHI ‘06 2.35 Marcus Dinges BKN '08 2.37 Robert Carson TEX '14 2.37 Ryan Stacy CHI '12 2.40 Dennis Hunt TEX '13 2.40 Robert Carson TEX '11 2.41 Marcus Dinges BKN '09 2.41 Michael Arnett ATC ‘06 2.44 Zach Tardif POC '14 2.44 Richard Dicks MAR '08 2.45 James Sousa LA '10 2.45 Roland Clark AUG '06 2.46 Richard Dicks MAR '10 2.47 Larry Ensminger BKN '11 2.47 Richard Dicks MAR '07 2.49 Derek Mendoza POR '14 2.51 Han Souske TOR '07 2.53 Ced Monasterio TEX '11 2.53 Pedro Ramirez ORE '11 2.54 Brett Gann LV '16 2.55 Steven Yingling CGY '14 2.55 Joseph Allen LV '14 2.56 Richard Hassel SD '16 2.56 Isogorou Chomei CGY '10 2.57 Oscar Diaz TAC '13 2.58 James Sousa LA '11 2.60 Carl Hartmann AUG '08 2.61 Michael Arnett LA '11 2.62 James Munguia POR '13 2.63 Deangelo Ceja TAC '12 2.63 Bobby Grimes SD '10 2.63 Richard Dicks MAR ‘06 2.65 Richard Dicks MAR '11 2.68 James Sousa LA '13 2.68 John McCasland NY '08 2.68 Travis Boyd BEN '05 2.68 Michael Arnett ATC '05 2.69 Gerald Orduna HFD '12 2.69 Miles Farrelly CHI '07
STRIKEOUTS 344 Deangelo Ceja TAC '13 324 James Sousa LA '13 319 Angel Rodriquez ORE '13 312 James Sousa LA '12 312 Bobby Grimes SD '12 312 Tom Leverett PEN '08 307 Michael Arnett LA '10 307 Miles Farrelly CHI '10 307 James Sousa LA '09 301 Bobby Grimes SD '10 300 James Sousa LA '10 299 Justin Bushman TAC '13 299 Bobby Grimes SD '11 298 Tom Leverett PEN '07 297 Tom Leverett PEN '05 295 Roland Clark AUG '05 294 Pedro Ramirez ORE '13 294 James Sousa LA '07 293 Bobby Grimes SD '13 291 Ronald Koenig DAL '05 290 Miles Farrelly CHI '09 287 Miles Farrelly CHI '08 287 Michael Arnett CHI '08 286 Danial Hayes AUG '13 286 Miles Farrelly CHI '11 286 Ronald Koenig ASH '07 286 Ronald Koenig DAL ‘06 285 Richard Dicks MAR '08 284 Richard Dicks MAR '12 280 Bobby Grimes SD '14 279 Miles Farrelly CHI ‘06 278 Deangelo Ceja TAC '14
WALKS/HITS PER INNING 0.81 Bobby Grimes SD '14 0.83 Bobby Grimes SD '11 0.83 Michael Arnett NY '08 0.84 Bobby Grimes SD '12 0.85 Bobby Grimes SD '09 0.87 Pedro Ramirez ORE '13 0.88 Bobby Grimes SD '13 0.90 Justin Bushman TAC '13 0.90 Michael Arnett ATC ‘06 0.91 Walter Lopez BEN '08 0.93 James Sousa LA '10 0.93 Pedro Ramirez ORE '10 0.94 Marcus Dinges BKN '09 0.95 Richard Dicks MAR '09 0.96 Pedro Ramirez ORE '14 0.96 Deangelo Ceja TAC '14 0.96 Justin Bushman TAC '14 0.96 Anthony Puffer LV '13 0.96 Pedro Ramirez ORE '12 0.96 James Sousa LA '11 0.97 Marcus Dinges BKN '13 0.97 Bobby Grimes SD '10 0.97 Roland Clark AUG ‘06 0.97 Michael Arnett ATC '05 0.98 Angel Rodriquez ORE '13 0.98 Deangelo Ceja TAC '13 0.98 Richard Dicks MAR '08 0.98 William Cimino ASH '07 0.99 Michael Arnett LA '10 0.99 Marcus Dinges BKN '08 0.99 John McCasland CLE '07 1.00 Steven Yingling CGY '14 1.00 Anthony Puffer LV '12 1.01 Anthony Puffer LV '14 1.01 Felix Corchado ORE '13 1.01 Deangelo Ceja TAC '12 1.01 Walter Lopez BEN '09 1.01 John McCasland CLE '05 1.02 Anthony Puffer LV '16 1.02 Angel Rodriquez ORE '14 1.02 Derek Mendoza POR '14 1.02 Ryan Stacy CHI '12 1.02 James Sousa LA '07 1.03 Dennis Hunt TEX '13 1.03 Marcus Dinges BKN '12 1.03 Robert Carson TEX '10 1.03 Isidro Valles LA '09 1.03 John Briones BRI '07 1.03 Tom Leverett PEN '06 1.03 Chad Wall BRI '05
QUALITY STARTS Oregon's Angel Rodriquez
35 QS In 2013
35 Bobby Grimes SD '14 35 Angel Rodriquez ORE '13 34 Bobby Grimes SD '13 34 Bobby Grimes SD '12 32 Marcus Dinges BKN '13 31 Pedro Ramirez ORE '13 31 Bobby Grimes SD '11 31 Bryan Kaplan BRI '08 30 Joseph Allen LV '14 30 Anthony Puffer LV '14 30 Richard Dicks MAR '10 30 Bobby Grimes SD '09 30 Roland Clark AUG '06 30 James Sousa LA '13 29 Anthony Puffer LV '16 29 Pedro Ramirez ORE '14 29 Anthony Puffer LV '13 29 Oscar Diaz TAC '13 29 Justin Bushman TAC '13 29 Angel Rodriquez ORE '12 29 Richard Dicks MAR '12 29 Richard Dicks MAR '11 29 Isogorou Chomei CGY '10 29 Pedro Ramirez ORE '10 29 Richard Dicks MAR '08 29 Michael Arnett NY '08 29 Richard Dicks MAR '07 28 Eric Waddington ORE '16 28 James Sousa LA '12 28 Tom Leverett PEN '08 28 Rich Breeding PEN '08 28 Miles Farrelly CHI '06 27 John McClary BRI '14 27 Bill Hightower HFD '13 27 Ryan Stacy CHI '13 27 Michael Arnett LA '10 27 Felix Corchado JAX '10 27 James Sousa LA '09 27 George Anderson ORE '08 27 Gerald Orduna COL '08 27 Casey George CGY '07 27 John McCasland CLE '07 27 Celso Larios POC '07 27 Michael Arnett ATC '06 27 James Sousa LA '06 27 John McCasland CLE '06
HOLDS 35 Williams Shoemaker SD '14 31 Joseph Thomas ORE '16 31 Ralph Hecker SD '09 29 Justin Monks ORE '13 28 Fede Ortiz CGY '16 28 Jesus Rodriquez CHI '13 28 Jeremy Lamons BKN '09 27 Williams Shoemaker SD '13 27 Ralph Hecker SD '10 26 Jose Jimenez NY '09 26 Erwin Coleman PEN '08 26 Siro Talavera AUG '08 26 Lamont Villatoro AUG '05 25 Alex Fabregas TEX '07 25 James Yasujiro COL '07 24 Pedro Cajigas BOS '16 24 Johnathan Morrow NY '08 24 Bernard Camacho BKN '08 24 Theodore Kromer BOS '07 24 Marvin Lister ATC '06 24 Amadeo Ronquillo CHI '06 24 Carlos Osuna BRI '05 24 Ellis Dark MON '05 23 Raymond Dane DAL '16 23 Justin Monks ORE '10 23 Robert Hazlett TEX '15 23 Jesus Rodriguez CHI '14 23 Carl Agin POR '09 23 Lucio Varela ORE '08 23 Salvador Sanchez BEL '07 23 Rolland Colin ATC '05 22 Angel Gutierrez RUS '16 22 Benji Romo ORE '16 22 David Stoltzfus LV '16 22 Billy Puckett ASH '15 22 Kelvin Miller BIR '14 22 Rich Cox CHI '10 22 Dustin Woodyard BKN '10 22 Mariano Alfaro POC '07 22 Curtis Emond JAX '07 22 Marcus Reiley CLE '06 22 Carlos Osuna BRI '06 22 Benji Quijano TOR '05 21 Cristian Cuadrado LV '15 21 Mark Ward CAR '13 21 Adam Haack JAX '10 21 Chiohiko Morie MCW '15 21 Brian Studdard BRI '07
SAVES 53 Bill Hyer SD '14 50 Richard Lynch POR '09 48 Brian Studdard BRI '14 48 John Campbell CGY '13 47 Frank Emery LV '16 47 Dominick Sheehan PEN '09 46 Pat Lauterbach POC '14 46 Mathew Chow BOS '11 46 Tyson Wieland AUG '08 45 Michael Harper DAL '16 45 Lloyd Warren ORE '13 45 Bill Hyer SD '12 45 Brian Studdard BRI '12 45 Frank Emery LV '11 44 Richard Lynch MAR '14 44 Bill Hyer SD '13 44 Brian Nedd TAC '05 43 Pedro Poulos BKN '08 43 Aaron Bennett COL '07 42 Richard Bell BRI '16 42 Frank Emery LV '13 42 Alex Fabregas TEX '11 41 Michael Harper DAL '14 41 Frank Emery LV '14 41 Richard Lynch MAR '13 41 Alex Fabregas TEX '10 41 Brian Studdard BRI '09 41 Mathew Chow BOS '09 41 Marcus Reiley NY '08 41 Bill Hyer SD '09 41 Mathew Chow BOS '07 40 Alvin Banks LA '16 40 Bill Hyer SD '16 40 William Randazzo CHI '16 40 Michael Harper DAL '13 40 William Cimino CHI '10 40 John Campbell CGY '10 40 Thomas Lawrence BEN '09 40 Aaron Bennett COL ‘06 39 Federico Ruis HFD '16 39 Pat Lauterbach POC '13 39 Derrick Brown MAR '11 39 Bill Hyer SD '11 38 John Campbell CGY '14 38 Glen Bee LA '12 38 Brian Studdard BRI '10
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