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PAD 6, PYN 1 |
PYN 3, PAD 1 |
PAD 6, PYN 2 |
PYN 8, PAD 4 |
PAD 2, PYN 0 |
PAD 2, PYN 0 |
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| # 4 Mad
City Paddlers (96-66) |
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Eaton |
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Rivera |
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Trout |
.269-2-17 |
Lough |
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.325-29-105 |
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.259-6-33 |
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Iglesias |
Altuve |
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.340-2-38 |
.272-6-67 |
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Starters |
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Longoria |
Morneau |
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Scherzer |
19-8, 2.36 |
.252-27-106 |
.245-18-81 |
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Bumgarner |
16-7, 3.21 |
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DH |
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Perez |
12-1, 2.21 |
Lucroy |
Marte |
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Stults |
14-10, 4.11 |
.280-18-61 |
.312-16-60 |
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| The Mad City Paddlers have
missed the post season the past 2 years but a 96 win
campaign has them rolling when it matters. Mike Trout
is all world and is the heart of the club while the dou of
Scherzer and Bumgarner is second to none. The Paddlers
won 10 of the 18 games vs. Rock River this year. |
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| # 1
Protect Your Nuts (115-47) |
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Ellsbury |
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Rivera |
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Markakis |
.330-8-59 |
Rios |
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.259-5-66 |
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.294-20-80 |
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Crawford |
Pedroia |
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.239-10-34 |
.273-10-85 |
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Starters |
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Zimmerman |
Cabrera |
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Kershaw |
21-2, 1.93 |
.258-23-94 |
.361-55-145 |
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Harvey |
16-2, 1.66 |
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DH |
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Verlander |
16-8, 2.85 |
Weiters |
Mayberry |
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Hamels |
15-5, 2.76 |
.249-23-82 |
.235-5-40 |
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| The Nut franchise has the
best collection of SP in the TBBL. Clayton Kershaw
pitches like he is from Asgard and Matt Harvey only dates
supermodels. Together they will be starring in the
Justice League movie in 2017. Balance on offense and
the best player on the planet in Miggy make this team the
one to beat. |
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| Prediction:
Nuts in 6 games (Wrong!!!)
Could 2014 be the year of the
squirrel? I don't see how this pitching staff doesn't manage
to hold down its opponents the rest of the way. |
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