| # 3 San
Antonio Saints (98-64) |
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Grichuk |
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Rivera |
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Stanton |
.213-8-33 |
Bautista |
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.260-36-93 |
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.254-48-114 |
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Reyes |
Walker |
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.269-3-50 |
.258-9-59 |
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Starters |
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Nunez |
Gonzalez |
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Price |
12-10, 4.04 |
.294-2-27 |
.276-28-94 |
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Heston |
15-7, 4.57 |
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Wacha |
14-7, 3.13 |
Posey |
Duda |
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Niese |
13-9, 4.41 |
.294-13-62 |
.231-20-69 |
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| The San Antonio Saints
have made the playoffs every single year (13 appearances)
and have won it four times! In 2016, Alan's group has
a long road ahead of them through the American League.
The club has a ton of power in Joey Bats (48 HR) and
Giancarlo Stanton (36 HR) but the starters have struggled at
times. The club won 98 games and are a proven
commodity in the TBBL post season. |
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| # 2 San
Carlos Aces (98-64) |
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Pollock |
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Rivera |
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Yelich |
.281-21-73 |
Beltran |
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.275-7-52 |
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.295-16-72 |
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Castro |
Harrison |
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.264-13-62 |
.290-4-28 |
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Donaldson |
Alvarez |
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Grienke |
23-3, 1.71 |
.311-38-140 |
.187-21-45 |
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Sale |
20-7, 2.30 |
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Colon |
14-13, 3.82 |
Martin |
Rasmus |
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de La Rosa |
12-14, 4.43 |
.223-19-45 |
.217-23-63 |
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| The San Carlos Aces won
the American League East and have both the AL MVP and AL Cy
Young on their club and are expected to be a favorite in
Vegas for this series. Sale and Grienke each won 20
games and Josh Donaldson was terrific at the plate all
season. Alot of HR were hit and alot of missed bats as
well. The Aces are expected to go deep in the
post season this year. |
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