DSL Twins Team Leaders

The DSL Twins finished 50-22, in second place in the DSL South, one game behind the DSL Cardinals Blue.

BATTERS

GAMES

Victor Heredia, 60
Jim Caceras, 55
Jeferson Morales, 53

AT BATS

Heredia, 233
Caceras, 185
Morales, 178

RUNS

Heredia, 47
Morales, 44
Ruben Santana, 44

HITS

Heredia, 77
Santana, 56
Morales, 54

DOUBLES

Heredia, 16
Morales, 16
Santana, 16

TRIPLES

Francisco Martinez, 8
Caceras, 7
3 tied at 6

HOME RUNS

Heredia, 8
4 tied at 3

RBI

Heredia, 56
Wander Valdez, 34
Santana, 30

TOTAL BASES

Heredia, 125
Morales, 84
Santana, 83

WALKS

Morales, 41
Luis Gomez, 31
Caceras, 27

STRIKEOUTS

Martinez, 48
Nelson Roberto, 44
Valdez, 42

STOLEN BASES

Morales, 17
Caceras, 15
Gomez, 15
Santana, 15

OBP

Morales, .466
Gomez, .453
Santana, .408

SLUGGING

Heredia, .536
Jesus Feliz, .486
Santana, .480

AVERAGE

Heredia, .330
Gomez, 326
Santana, .324

OPS

Morales, .937
Heredia, .906
Santana, .888

PITCHERS

WINS

Luciano De La Cruz, 7
Fernando Sanchez, 6
Anthony Escobar, 5

LOSSES

Cristian Castro, 6
Jose Bermudez, 4
3 tied at 2

ERA

Bryant Perez, 1.06
Escobar, 1.10
Danny Moreno, 1.14

GAMES

De La Cruz, 20
Yolby Guzman, 20
Sanchez, 20

SAVES

Moreno, 7
Jose Guevara, 6
Guzman, 3

INNINGS

Bermudez, 67.1
Escobar, 57.1
De L Cruz, 55

STRIKEOUTS

Bermudez, 67
Jesus Toledo, 67
Castro, 60

WHIP

Moreno, 0.72
Escobar, 0.75
Perez, 0.94

HOLDS

Yeremi Garcia, 5
Giovahniey German, 4
3 tied at 2

GCL Twins Team Leaders

The GCL Twins finished 32-24, in third place in the GCL South, 1.5 games behind the GCL Red Sox.

BATTERS

GAMES

Gabe Snyder, 48
Alberoni Nunez, 46
Victor Tademo, 44

AT BATS

Nunez, 164
Tademo, 157
Snyder, 147
Estamy Urena, 147

RUNS

Samuel Vasquez, 23
Tyler Webb, 22
Yeltsin Encarncion, 22

HITS

Urena, 43
Tademo, 40
Snyder, 39

DOUBLES

Yeison Perez, 8
Snyder, 7
3 tied at 6

TRIPLES

Urena, 2
Janigson Villalobos, 2
3 tied at 1

HOME RUNS

Snyder, 3
Agustin Marte, 2
9 tied at 1

RBI

Snyder, 25
Urena, 21
Nunez, 19

TOTAL BASES

Snyder, 55
Urena, 53
Tademo, 45

WALKS

Snyder, 20
Vasquez, 14
Charles Mack, 13

STRIKEOUTS

Nunez, 53
Snyder, 36
Tademo, 32

STOLEN BASES

Webb, 8
Willie Joe Garry, Jr., 5
Urena, 5

OBP

Webb, .398
Hunter Lee, .387
Villalobos, .363

SLUGGING

Perez, .398
Villalobos, .393
Encarnacion, .386

AVERAGE

Villalobos, .310
Encarnacion, .307
Webb, .294

OPS

Webb, .761
Villalobos, .755
Lee, .752

PITCHERS

WINS

Michael Montero, 4
Andriu Marin, 3
Kai-Wei Teng, 3

LOSSES

Steven Cruz, 3
Teng, 3
Petru Balan, 3

ERA

Erik Cha, 1.59
Landon Leach, 2.18
Prelander Berroa, 2.29

GAMES

Osiris German, 17
Balan, 16
Frandy Torres, 15

SAVES

Tanner Howell, 3
4 tied at 2

INNINGS

Teng, 42.2
Tyler Benninghoff, 39.1
Berroa, 39.1

STRIKEOUTS

Teng, 47
Donny Breek, 41
Berroa, 38

WHIP

Montero, 1.07
Cha, 1.10
Breek, 1.15
Junior Navas, 1.15

HOLDS

Balan, 3
Perez, 2
Dylan Stowell, 2
Torres, 2

Elizabethton Twins Team Leaders

Elizabethton finished the year 39-27, first in the Appalachian League West by seven games over Kingsport.  The E-Twins went on to win the Appalachian League Championship.

BATTERS

GAMES

Chris Williams, 62
Alex Robles, 59
Lean Marrero, 51

AT BATS

Robles, 222
Williams, 214
Yunior Severino, 198

RUNS

Williams, 39
Marrero, 32
Severino, 32

HITS

Robles, 66
Williams, 54
Severino, 52
Marrero, 52

DOUBLES

Trevor Casanova, 14
Robles, 12
Ricky De La Torre, 10

TRIPLES

DaShawn Keirsey, 3
Jean Carlos Arias, 3
6 tied at 1

HOME RUNS

Williams, 15
Severino, 8
Colton Burns, 6

RBI

Williams, 51
Robles, 35
Severino, 28

TOTAL BASES

Williams, 107
Severino, 84
Robles, 84

WALKS

Williams, 40
Ryan Jeffers, 20
Robles, 19

STRIKEOUTS

De La Torre, 52
Severino, 52
Williams, 52

STOLEN BASES

Marrero, 8
Gilberto Celestino, 8
Michael Helman, 6

OBP

Jeffers, .543
Casanova, .369
Williams, .372

SLUGGING

Jeffers, .578
Williams, 500
Casanova, .490

AVERAGE

Jeffers, .422
Casanova, 331
Keirsey, .301

OPS

Jeffers, 1.121
Casanova, .879
Williams, .872

PITCHERS

WINS

Blair Lasko, 6
Luis Rijo, 5
Pedro Garcia, 4

LOSSES

Andrew Cabezas, 3
Garcia, 3
Brian Rapp, 3

ERA (SHORT MEN)

Johan Quezada, 2.35
Moises Gomez, 3.48
Lasko, 3.66

ERA (LONG MEN)

Austin Schulfer, 1.58
Rijo, 2.05
Cabezas, 2.74

GAMES

Lasko, 15
Seth Pinkerton, 15
Juan Gamez, 14
Zach Neff, 14

SAVES

Neff, 5
Derek Molina, 3
Pinkerton, 2
Quezada, 2

INNINGS

Tyler Palm, 51
Rijo, 48.1
Cabezas, 46

STRIKEOUTS

Palm 45
Cabezas, 44
Rijo, 43

WHIP (SHORT MEN)

Quezada, 1.30
Gomez, 1.31
Neff, 1.33

WHIP (LONG MEN)

Cabezas, 0.96
Rijo, 0.99
Josh Winder, 1.11

HOLDS

Quezada, 4
J. T. Perez, 2
6 tied at 1

Cedar Rapids Kernels Team Leaders

Cedar Rapids was 77-62.  In the first half, they were 32-37, tied for fifth in the Midwest League Western, 7.5 games behind Quad Cities.  In the second half, they were 45-25, first by four games over Quad Cities.  They won their first round playoff series, but lost in the semi-finals.

BATTERS

GAMES

Akil Baddoo, 113
Andrew Bechtold, 106
Jose Miranda, 104

AT BATS

Baddoo, 437
Miranda, 401
Gabriel Maciel, 397

RUNS

Baddoo, 83
Maciel, 60
Miranda, 52

HITS

Maciel, 111
Miranda, 111
Baddoo, 106

DOUBLES

Royce Lewis, 23
Baddoo, 22
Trey Cabbage, 22
Miranda, 22

TRIPLES

Baddoo, 11
Jean Carlos Arias, 9
Alex Kirilloff, 5

HOME RUNS

Kirilloff, 13
Miranda, 13
Baddoo, 11

RBI

Miranda, 72
Kirilloff, 56
Lewis, 53

TOTAL BASES

Baddoo, 183
Miranda, 174
Kirilloff, 153

WALKS

Baddoo, 74
Bechtold, 51
Maciel, 35

STRIKEOUTS

Baddoo, 124
Cabbage, 119
Bechtold, 115

STOLEN BASES

Baddoo, 24
Lewis, 22
Maciel, 16

OBP

Michael Helman, .398
Jordan Gore, .393
Kirilloff, .391

SLUGGING

Kirilloff, .607
Michael Davis, .559
Trevor Larnach, .505

AVERAGE

Helman, .355
Kirilloff, .333
Lewis, .315

OPS

Kirilloff, .999
Davis, .886
Helman, .884

PITCHERS

WINS

Randy Dobnak, 10
4 tied at 7

LOSSES

Tyler Watson, 7
4 tied at 5

ERA (SHORT MEN)

Kevin Marnon, 1.90
Jovani Moran, 2.03
Derek Molina, 2.83

ERA (LONG MEN)

Brusdar Graterol, 2.18
Bryan Sammons, 2.32
Edwar Colina, 2.48

GAMES

Jose Martinez, 34
Jared Finkel, 33
Calvin Faucher, 30

SAVES

Martinez, 7
Moran, 4
Faucher, 3

INNINGS

Dobnak, 129
Colina, 98
Blayne Enlow, 94

STRIKEOUTS

Colina, 95
Bailey Ober, 88
Watson, 85

WHIP (SHORT MEN)

Marnon, 0.93
Moran, 1.17
Molina, 1.17

WHIP (LONG MEN)

Graterol, 0.94
Ober, 1.07
Sammons, 1.09

HOLDS

Faucher, 3
Martinez, 2
6 tied at 1

Fort Myers Miracle Team Leaders

Fort Myers finished the regular season 68-69.  In the first half, they were 28-40, in fifth place in the Florida State League South, thirteen games behind Palm Beach.  In the second half, they were 40-29, tied for first with Charlotte, but winning the tie-breaker to make the playoffs.  The Miracle went on to win the Florida State League Championship.

BATTERS

GAMES

Travis Blankenhorn, 124
Mark Contreras, 97
Taylor Grzelakowski, 95

AT-BATS

Blankenhorn, 442
Contreras, 335
Grzelakowski, 332

RUNS

Contreras, 60
Blankenhorn, 52
Grzelakowski, 46

HITS

Blankenhorn, 102
Grzelakowski, 99
Alex Kirilloff, 94

DOUBLES

Blankenhorn, 24
Kirilloff, 24
Grzelakowski, 23

TRIPLES

Blankenhorn, 6
Contreras, 4
4 tied at 3

HOME RUNS

Blankenhorn, 11
Contreras, 9
Grzelakowski, 8

RBI

Blankenhorn, 57
Kirilloff, 45
Caleb Hamilton, 42

TOTAL BASES

Blankenhorn, 171
Grzelakowski, 152
Kirilloff, 143

WALKS

Grzelakowski, 37
Hamilton, 36
Contreras, 35

STRIKEOUTS

Blankenhorn, 127
Grzelakowski, 98
Contreras, 92

STOLEN BASES

Aaron Whitefield, 20
Contreras, 12
Blankenhorn, 6
Royce Lewis, 6

OBP

Kirilloff, .393
Luis Arraez, .373
Grzelakowski, .370

SLUGGING

Kirilloff, .550
Jimmy Kerrigan, .469
Grzelakowski, .458

AVERAGE

Kirilloff, .362
Arraez, .320
Grzelakowski, .298

OPS

Kirilloff, .943
Grzelakowski, .828
Kerrigan, .812

PITCHERS

WINS

Ryan Mason, 9
Tyler Wells, 8
Charlie Barnes, 6
Jovani Moran, 6

LOSSES

Clark Beeker, 7
Andro Cutura, 6
Barnes, 6

ERA (SHORT MEN)

Andrew Vasquez, 1.38
Adam Bray, 1.88
Moran, 2.56

ERA (LONG MEN)

Wells, 2.80
Barnes, 2.81
Brusdar Graterol, 3.12

GAMES

Hector Lujan, 38
Mason, 36
Alex Robinson, 25

SAVES

Mason, 5
Vasquez, 5
3 tied at 4

INNINGS

Barnes, 118.1
Cutura, 101
Beeker, 100

STRIKEOUTS

Barnes, 84
Cutura, 83
Wells, 82

WHIP (SHORT MEN)

Moran, 0.88
Bray, 1.10
Vasquez, 1.13

WHIP (LONG MEN)

Wells, 0.89
Griffin Jax, 1.23
Cutura, 1.27

Chattanooga Lookouts Team Leaders

Chattanooga finished the season 65-72.  In the first half, they were 36-33, third in the Southern League North, three games behind Jackson.  In the second half, they were 29-39, fifth in the Southern League North, twelve games behind Montgomery.

BATTERS

GAMES

Brent Rooker, 130
Zander Wiel, 101
Brian Navarreto, 97
Tanner English, 97

AT-BATS

Rooker, 503
Wiel, 386
Navarreto, 357

RUNS

Rooker, 72
Wiel, 53
Chris Paul, 48

HITS

Rooker, 128
Wiel, 120
Navarreto, 88

DOUBLES

Rooker, 32
Wiel, 27
Paul, 22

TRIPLES

Tanner English, 6
Rooker, 4
4 tied at 3

HOME RUNS

Rooker, 22
Andy Wilkins, 12
LaMonte Wade, 7
Wiel, 7

RBI

Rooker, 79
Wiel, 58
Paul, 48

TOTAL BASES

Rooker, 234
Wiel, 172
Paul, 128

WALKS

Rooker, 56
Wiel, 40
Alex Perez,35

STRIKEOUTS

Rooker, 150
English, 97
Wiel, 82

STOLEN BASES

English, 13
Wiel, 8
Nick Gordon, 7

OBP

Wade, .393
Wiel, .382
Gordon, .381

SLUGGING

Wilkins, .537
Gordon, .525
Rooker, .465

AVERAGE

Gordon, .333
Wiel, .311
Luis Arraez, .298

OPS

Gordon, .906
Wilkins, .870
Wade, .837

PITCHERS

WINS

Omar Bencomo, 8
Lewis Thorpe, 8
Randy LeBlanc, 6

LOSSES

Anthony Marzi, 8
Sean Poppen, 7
3 tied at 6

ERA (SHORT MEN)

Andrew Vasquez, 1.16
Zack Jones, 2.49
Ryne Harper, 2.54

ERA (LONG MEN)

Tyler Wells, 1.65
LeBlanc, 2.17
Bencomo, 3.45

GAMES

Williams Ramirez, 39
Tyler Jay, 38
Cody Stashak, 35

SAVES

Ramirez, 7
Harper, 6
3 tied at 4

INNINGS

Bencomo, 120
Thorpe, 108
Poppen, 94

STRIKEOUTS

Thorpe, 131
Bencomo, 102
Poppen, 79

WHIP (SHORT MEN)

Vasquez, 0.81
Harper, 1.03
Stashak, 1.08

WHIP (LONG MEN)

Wells, 1.13
Dietrich Enns, 1.20
Bencomo, 1.21

HOLDS

Jay, 5
Jones, 4
Ramirez, 4

Rochester Red Wings: Team Leaders

Rochester finished its season 64-76, tied for fourth place in the International League North, twenty games behind Lehigh Valley.  They finished eighth in the wild card race, trailing Scranton/Wilkes-Barre by ten games.

BATTERS

GAMES

Kennys Vargas, 130
Nick Gordon, 99
Gregorio Petit, 79

AT-BATS

Vargas, 463
Gordon, 382
Willians Astudillo, 286

RUNS

Vargas, 41
Gordon, 40
Petit, 31

HITS

Vargas, 111
Gordon, 81
Astudillo, 79

DOUBLES

Vargas, 23
Astudillo, 17
Gordon, 13

TRIPLES

Gordon, 4
LaMonte Wade, 3
Ryan LaMarre, 3

HOME RUNS

Vargas, 21
Astudillo, 12
Tyler Austin, 9

RBIs

Vargas, 73
Astudillo, 38
Gordon, 29
Petit, 29

TOTAL BASES

Vargas, 197
Astudillo, 134
Gordon, 108

WALKS

Vargas, 58
Wade, 38
Jake Cave, 26

STRIKEOUTS

Vargas, 133
Gordon, 82
Taylor Featherston, 70

STOLEN BASES

Gordon, 13
Zack Granite, 9
Astudillo, 7
Featherston, 7

OBP

Cave, .352
Jermaine Curtin, .352
Wade, .337

SLUGGING

Austin, .547
Astudillo, .469
Byron Buxton, .456

AVERAGE

Juan Graterol, .284
Astudillo, .276
Buxton, .272

OPS

Austin, .858
Buxton, .787
Astudillo, .782

PITCHERS

WINS

Stephen Gonsalves, 9
Nick Anderson, 8
Zack Littell, 6

LOSSES

Myles Jaye, 8
Aaron Slegers, 7
Dietrich Enns, 7

ERA (SHORT MEN)

Jake Reed, 1.89
Gabriel Moya 1.90
Alan Busenitz, 2.48

ERA (LONG MEN)

Gonsalves, 2.96
Adalberto Mejia, 3.27
Fernando Romero, 3.57

GAMES

Anderson, 39
John Curtiss, 38
Luke Bard, 32
D. J. Baxendale, 32

SAVES

Curtiss, 10
Busenitz, 7
Moya 4
Anderson, 4

INNINGS

Littell, 106
Gonsalves, 100.1
Romero, 90.2

STRIKEOUTS

Littell, 98
Gonsalves, 95
Anderson, 88

WHIP (SHORT MEN)

Busenitz, 1.00
Anderson, 1.13
Reed, 1.15

WHIP (LONG MEN)

Mejia, 1.18
Gonsalves, 1.20
Slegers, 1.22

HOLDS

Baxendale, 6
Moya, 5
Reed, 4
Tyler Duffey, 4

Game of September 10

Ryan Costello and Edwar Colina lead Fort Myers to the championship!

FORT MYERS 8, DAYTONA 5 IN DAYTONA (LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 4)

The Tortugas opened the scoring with three in the second, helped by two errors.  The Miracle came back with five in the third, getting RBI singles from Jose Miranda and Travis Blankenhorn and a three-run homer by Ryan Costello.  They added three more in the fifth, two scoring on a single by Shane Carrier.  Ibandel Isabel hit a two-run homer for Daytona in the eighth to cut the margin to 8-5, but that was as close as they came.

Costello was 2-for-4 with a three-run homer.

Edwar Colina pitched 6.2 innings, giving up three unearned runs on two hits and four walks and striking out six.  Hector Lujan pitched a scoreless inning, giving up one hit.

Fort Myers wins the best-of-five series 3-1 and wins the Florida State League Championship!

Games of September 9

Royce Lewis did his best, but it wasn't enough.  One bad inning sinks the Kernels.

DAYTONA 6, FORT MYERS 2 IN DAYTONA (CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 3)

The Tortugas scored one in the first and one in the fourth to take a 2-0 lead.  Royce Lewis hit a solo home run in the sixth and another in the eighth, leaving the Miracle down 3-2, but Daytona scored three in the bottom of the eighth to put the game out of reach.

Lewis was 2-for-4 with two home runs, giving him three in the series.  Jose Miranda was 2-for-4 with a double.

Brusdar Graterol struck out six in five innings, giving up two runs on seven hits and a walk.

Fort Myers leads the best-of-five series 2-1.

PEORIA 5, CEDAR RAPIDS 0 IN PEORIA (SEMIFINAL GAME 2)

Peoria scored all the runs in the game in the third inning.  A walk, a single, and a hit batsman loaded the bases and three consecutive singles brought home four runs.  A fifth scored on a wild pitch.

Ryan Jeffers was 2-for-4.  Ben Rodriguez was 2-for-4.

Blayne Enlow pitched three innings, allowing five runs on six hits and a walk and striking out two.  Melvi Acosta pitched four shutout innings, giving up three hits.  Moises Gomez struck out all three men he faced.

Peoria wins the best-of-three series 2-0.

TODAY'S TILT

6:05  Fort Myers (Edwar Colina) at Daytona

Games of September 8

Griffin Jax and a big first inning carry the Miracle.  David Banuelos' good game isn't enough as the Kernels' bullpen falters.

FORT MYERS 12, DAYTONA 2 IN FORT MYERS

The Miracle scored eight runs in the first inning and were never threatened.  They drew three walks in the inning, were helped with an error, and got a three-run homer from Royce Lewis.

Travis Blankenhorn was 3-for-4 with a double and a walk, scoring three times and driving in two.  Ryan Costello was 2-for-4 with a walk.  Jose Miranda was 2-for-5 with a double and two RBIs.  Alex Kirilloff was 2-for-5 with a double and two runs.  Taylor Grzelakowski was 2-for-5 with a double and two runs.  Lewis was 1-for-5 with a three-run homer, scoring twice.

Griffin Jax pitched 6.2 innings, giving up two runs on six hits and a walk and striking out one.  Kevin Marnon pitched 2.1 scoreless innings, giving up a hit and a walk.

Fort Myers takes a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series.

PEORIA 5, CEDAR RAPIDS 3 IN CEDAR RAPIDS

The Kernels led 2-0 through seven, but the Chiefs scored three in the eighth.  Cedar Rapids tied it in the bottom of the eighth, but Nick Dunn delivered a two-run single to put Peoria ahead to stay.

David Banuelos was 3-for-4 with two doubles.  Michael Helman was 2-for-5.

Bryan Sammons struck out six in six shutout innings, giving up two hits and no walks.

Cedar Rapids trails the best-of-three series 1-0.

TODAY'S TILTS

4:00  Cedar Rapids (Blayne Enlow) at Peoria
4:35  Fort Myers (Brusdar Graterol) at Daytona

Games of September 7

Jose Miranda hits a homer and Charlie Barnes pitches well to put Fort Myers up in the FSL Championship Series.  Randy Dobnak and Akil Baddoo lead Cedar Rapids into the semi-finals.

FORT MYERS 3, DAYTONA 1 IN FORT MYERS (CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 1)

It was scoreless until the sixth, when Jose Miranda hit a two-run homer.  The Miracle added a run in the seventh on Travis Blankenhorn's RBI single.  Taylor Trammell singled home a run in the eighth to get the Tortugas on the board.  They had the tying run on base with one out, but did not get another hit the rest of the game.

Blankenhorn was 3-for-3.  Miranda was 2-for-4 with a home run and a double.

Charlie Barnes pitched 6.2 scoreless innings, giving up seven hits and one walk and striking out five.

Fort Myers takes a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series.

CEDAR RAPIDS 4, BELOIT 0 IN CEDAR RAPIDS (PLAYOFF GAME 2--7 INNINGS)

Akil Baddoo delivered an RBI single in the second to give the Kernels a 1-0 lead.  They added two in the fourth on run-scoring singles by David Banuelos and Trevor Larnach.  A sacrifice fly in the fifth made it 4-0.  The Snappers threatened in the first and last innings, putting men on first and third each time, but could not dent the plate.

Baddoo was 3-for-4 with a double.

Randy Dobnak struck out eight in a seven-inning complete game shutout, giving up six hits and a walk.

The game lasted seven innings because, had Beloit won, there would have been another game played last night.

Cedar Rapids wins the best-of-three series 2-0.  They now take on Peoria in a best-of-three series in the league semi-finals.

TODAY'S TILTS

6:00  Daytona at Fort Myers (Griffin Jax)
6:35  Peoria (Angel Rondon) at Cedar Rapids (Bryan Sammons)