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Springfield Isotopes(108-54) |
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Fowler |
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Rivera |
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Pederson |
.276-16-63 |
Betts |
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.275-10-68 |
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.282-32-106 |
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Seager |
Carpenter |
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.289-28-97 |
.235-20-79 |
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Donaldson |
Freeman |
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Fulmer |
18-5, 2.26 |
.239-32-90 |
.320-24-88 |
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Sale |
16-6, 3.83 |
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Clevinger |
11-3, 3.41 |
Contreras |
Correa |
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Walker |
11-10, 5.00 |
.263-13-52 |
.331-31-101 |
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| The Isotopes held the best
record in the TBBL in 2018 and secured home field advanatage
midway through September. Their opponent is a proven
veteran in the TBBL coming off an upset in the WC game.
Springfield is built for now and is led by Betts, Correa and
Freeman and have terrific SP. Look for Springfield to
lean heavily on their starters in this series. |
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| # 5 San
Antonio Saints (93-69) |
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Grichuk |
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Rivera |
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Peralta |
.234-25-77 |
Stanton |
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.273-14-59 |
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.262-65-161 |
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Nunez |
Walker |
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.296-11-56 |
.279-19-63 |
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Reyes |
Bell |
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Kennedy |
14-8, 4.96 |
.252-12-42 |
.271-26-80 |
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Wacha |
5-10, 3.98 |
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Garza |
9-8, 4.33 |
Posey |
Nimmo |
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Peacock |
10-7, 2.93 |
.331-14-81 |
.279-11-30 |
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| The San Antonio Saints
took down Colorado in the WC game and set their sights on
the beast of the TBBL in this round of the playoffs.
Ian Kennedy may be the most pivotal SP in the series for San
Antonio as will be Giancarlo Stanton at the plate.
Stanton had 65 bombs during the regular season and will need
some more this round for the Saints to advance. |
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