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Colorado Gladiators (103-59) |
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Rivera |
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Ethier |
.258-11-71 |
Choo |
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.274-14-67 |
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.299-21-56 |
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Crawford |
Espinosa |
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.249-25-83 |
.267-8-34 |
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Zobrist |
Davis |
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Arrieta |
23-5, 2.51 |
.269-9-67 |
.252-47-120 |
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Lackey |
174-8, 4.51 |
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Santana |
10-4, 3.63 |
Molina |
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Iwakuma |
8-10, 3.36 |
.267-7-48 |
.218-2-12 |
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| The Colorado Gladiators
had the most wins in the AL this season and Casey has his
team's sights set on the World Series. Chris Davis was
the offensive leader with his 47 bombs and Shin-Soo Choo and
Brandon Crawford both chipped in to form a solid trio.
The rotation starts with Jake Arrieta and his 23 wins and
Lackey and Iwakuma are very solid. Casey is hoping for
timely hitting and a lot of zeroes from his starters during
his quest to win the AL. |
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| # 5
Jersey Damage (96-66) |
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A. Jones |
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Rivera |
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Tucker |
.247-23-75 |
N. Cruz |
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.290-9-35 |
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.295-44-113 |
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Desmond |
Cano |
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.210-22-54 |
.289-23-72 |
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Starters |
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Frazier |
Belt |
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Gray |
13-12, 4.24 |
.227-28-87 |
.281-14-70 |
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Zimmerman |
14-6, 3.70 |
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Tilman |
12-7, 4.84 |
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Ortiz |
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Porcello |
10-13, 5.33 |
.324-23-84 |
.268-50-108 |
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| The Jersey Damage won 96
games but are clearly disappointed considering the high
hopes the team had coming in. The offense did its job
but the starting pitching failed to live up to the billing.
The pen could be used "excessively" in this series.
Look for Andrew Millers (0.56 ERA), Brad Zieglers (0.65
ERA), Mark Melancons (2.29 ERA) and Aroldys Chapmans (2.68
ERA) arms to fall off if this goes 7.
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