Season 34 League Leaders

Here's a recap of Season 34's League Leaders!

All-Time Top 5 Performances in Season 34
Shutouts - Randall Washington, Houston - 5 - Tied for 1st All-Time
Quality Starts - Braeden Abercrombie, Sacramento - 30 - Tied for 3rd All-Time

Multiple Category Leaders
Raul Galvez, Salem - 3 - Runs, SLG, OPS
Ahmed Ratliff, Cleveland - 3 - HR, RBI, SLG
Timothy Steinbach, Pawtucket - 2 - HR, RBI
Bob Graves, Cheyenne - 2 - ERA, Wins
Randall Washington, Houston - 2 - CG, Shutouts
Braeden Abercrombie, Sacramento - 2 - Strikeouts, QS
Allen Clark, Cincinnati - 2 - ERA, WHIP
Alfonso Osuna, Richmond - 2 - IP, QS
Don Martin, Chicago - 2 - CG, Shutouts
Ryan Fisher, Dover - 2 - Strikeouts, QS

Complete League Leaders

Offense
American League
Batting Average	Ubaldo Alvarez	Little Rock	.330
Home Runs	Timothy Steinbach	Pawtucket	53
RBI	Timothy Steinbach	Pawtucket	164
Stolen Bases	Carlos Martis	Salem	60
Hits	Alex Mercedes	Atlanta	195
Runs	Raul Galvez	Salem	125
OBP	Wandy Guillen	Cheyenne	.429
SLG	Raul Galvez	Salem	.638
OPS	Raul Galvez	Salem	.996
National League
Batting Average	Stan Ford	Dover	.327
Home Runs	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	56
RBI	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	136
Stolen Bases	Damon Mackowiak	Monterrey	71
Hits	Willie Tejeda	Chicago	202
Runs	Edinson Hernandez	Montgomery	134
OBP	Yoenis Portillo	Buffalo	.413
SLG	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	.595
OPS	Cesar Ozuna	Monterrey	.946
Pitching
American League
ERA	Bob Graves	Cheyenne	2.56
Wins	Bob Graves	Cheyenne	21
	Adrian Simon	Pawtucket	21
Strikeouts	Braeden Abercrombie	Sacramento	231
Saves	Bob Berg	Cheyenne	41
WHIP	Steve Sheets	Fargo	1.00
Innings Pitched	Carlos Colome	Salem	255.2
Quality Starts	Braeden Abercrombie	Sacramento	30
Complete Games	Randall Washington	Houston	9
Shutouts	Randall Washington	Houston	5
National League
ERA	Allen Clark	Cincinnati	2.33
Wins	Tony Villanueva	Montgomery	16
	Rigo Vega	Chicago	16
Strikeouts	Ryan Fisher	Dover	199
Saves	Al Balentien	Monterrey	47
WHIP	Allen Clark	Cincinnati	1.07
Innings Pitched	Alfonso Osuna	Richmond	231.2
Quality Starts	Shane Bellhorn	Minnesota	26
	Alfonso Osuna	Richmond	26
	Ryan Fisher	Dover	26
Complete Games	Don Martin	Chicago	5
Shutouts	Don Martin	Chicago	2
	Hugh Sexton	Nashville	2
	Dante O'Connor	Montgomery	2

Season 34 Final Power Rankings

Delayed, due to a busy schedule, but here they are!

Biggest Climbers: #12 Buffalo (+7), #24 Sacramento (+7), #21 Milwaukee (+6)

Biggest Falls: #17 Nashville (-10), #32 Atlanta (-8), #31 Colorado Springs (-5), #5 Salem (-4)

					Pitching		Offense		LAST PER
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	Houston	102	60	3	1	0	7	0	28	11
2	Florida	108	54	4	8	-3	6	4	27	13
3	Cheyenne	99	63	6	6	2	5	3	27	12
4	Monterrey	103	59	2	11	-2	2	1	24	15
5	Salem	102	60	1	4	2	3	-2	18	22
6	Cincinnati	95	67	5	4	0	13	0	23	16
7	Fargo	96	66	9	2	1	23	1	27	12
8	Pawtucket	89	73	11	11	3	11	6	25	14
9	Montgomery	94	68	10	15	-4	4	0	24	16
10	Minnesota	91	71	8	7	0	14	2	22	18
11	Jackson	88	74	14	9	8	16	-1	23	17
12	Buffalo	82	80	19	17	-3	19	1	22	17
13	Cleveland	81	81	12	22	0	9	0	20	19
14	Detroit	80	82	15	14	5	17	-3	18	22
15	Chicago	76	86	13	23	-2	8	-2	18	22
16	Charlotte	85	77	16	24	1	18	-7	19	20
17	Nashville	88	74	7	24	-10	9	-4	14	26
18	Boston	81	81	17	19	-9	14	4	16	23
19	Los Angeles	74	88	21	13	5	21	0	18	21
20	Dover	79	83	18	16	-3	20	-2	18	21
21	Milwaukee	72	90	27	18	8	24	0	21	19
22	New York	79	83	20	10	2	29	-1	16	24
23	St. Louis	71	91	22	3	-1	32	0	17	23
24	Sacramento	71	91	31	27	3	25	2	25	14
25	Colorado	61	101	25	32	0	1	1	15	24
26	Kansas City	70	92	23	20	0	27	-4	17	23
27	Portland	64	98	30	29	-2	28	2	21	19
28	Richmond	67	95	28	21	1	31	-2	14	25
29	Little Rock	61	101	29	31	0	11	1	14	26
30	Boise	61	101	32	28	0	30	1	19	21
31	Colorado Springs	65	97	26	30	-1	22	4	13	27
32	Atlanta	57	105	24	26	-2	26	-4	9	30

Season 34 Power Rankings #3

As we head down the stretch of Season 34, let's check in with another edition of the power rankings! And there is another change at the top!  Salem reclaims the #1 spot as their pitching got back on track since the last rankings, while their offense remained tops.  A surging Monterrey squad, who posted the best record since the last rankings, is up 7 spots to #2!  The top rated pitching team, Houston comes in at #3, while Florida slides down 3 to #4, as while their pitching has improved, their offense has staggered somewhat.  A solid Cincinnati squad rounds out our top 5.  Now, let's take a look at the biggest climbers and biggest falls since the last rankings!

Biggest Climbers: #12 Cleveland (+11), #11 Pawtucket (+10), #2 Monterrey (+7), #24 Atlanta (+4), #26 Colorado Springs (+4)

Biggest Falls: #17 Boston (-9), #10 Montgomery (-5), #23 Kansas City (-5), #29 Little Rock (-5), #7 Nashville (-4)

Here are the complete rankings, good luck to all down the stretch!

					Pitching		Offense		LAST PER
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	Salem	84	38	2	6	9	1	0	29	12
2	Monterrey	79	44	9	9	10	3	1	32	10
3	Houston	74	49	4	1	0	7	4	25	17
4	Florida	81	41	1	5	5	10	-3	25	16
5	Cincinnati	72	51	6	4	-1	13	4	24	18
6	Cheyenne	72	51	7	8	0	8	0	24	18
7	Nashville	74	48	3	14	-7	5	-1	23	18
8	Minnesota	69	53	11	7	-2	16	3	25	16
9	Fargo	69	54	10	3	1	24	5	25	17
10	Montgomery	70	52	5	11	1	4	-1	19	22
11	Pawtucket	64	59	21	14	6	17	6	23	19
12	Cleveland	61	62	23	22	4	9	1	27	15
13	Chicago	58	64	14	21	0	6	2	21	20
14	Jackson	65	57	12	17	-3	15	-1	22	19
15	Detroit	62	60	16	19	-1	14	-2	22	19
16	Charlotte	66	57	13	25	-3	11	-5	22	20
17	Boston	65	58	8	10	-4	18	-3	18	24
18	Dover	61	62	15	13	0	18	-1	21	21
19	Buffalo	60	63	17	14	3	20	-4	20	22
20	New York	63	59	20	12	-1	28	-2	20	21
21	Los Angeles	56	67	19	18	-3	21	-1	20	22
22	St. Louis	54	68	22	2	0	32	0	19	22
23	Kansas City	53	69	18	20	-12	23	2	17	24
24	Atlanta	48	75	28	24	1	22	-2	18	24
25	Colorado	46	77	25	32	0	2	0	12	30
26	Colorado Springs	52	70	30	29	1	26	1	20	21
27	Milwaukee	51	71	27	26	1	24	-2	17	24
28	Richmond	53	70	26	22	1	29	-5	17	25
29	Little Rock	47	75	24	31	-2	12	0	13	28
30	Portland	43	79	32	27	1	30	0	15	26
31	Sacramento	46	77	29	30	1	27	0	15	27
32	Boise	42	80	31	28	-5	31	0	14	27

Season 34 All-Star Recap

The Mid-season Classic has come and gone for Cobbfather Season 34.  Let's take a look back and see who made this season's teams!

The AL team was headlined by 10-time All-Star Francisco Aramboles of Cheyenne, who has put together another spectacular season which should see him eclipse the 3,000 strikeout mark!  11 AL squad members are first-time All-Stars.  Charlotte, Cheyenne and Salem all tied for the most All-Stars in the AL with 5.

No player on the NL roster is making more than their 4th All-Star Appearance, and it's Nashville leading the way with 6 players making the squad.

Salem CF Raul Galvez pitched out a shutout in the Home Run Derby finals, winning 5-0.  He then crushed 3 more bombs in the All-Star game leading the AL to a 12-7 win, earning himself All-Star Game MVP honors in the process.  The Futures Game was a hearty display of pitching prowess with the World Team winning 1-0.  Ironically, the MVP was rewarded to an offensive player, Cleveland Catcher Roosevelt Schoeneweis, who homered to account for the game's only run.

Here are this season's complete All Star Rosters!

American League All-Stars
Starters

	Player	Team	Appearance
C	Victor Roberts	Sacramento	1st
1B	Alex Mercedes	Atlanta	4th
2B	Heath Kelly	Fargo	4th
3B	Sean Gosling	Charlotte	1st
SS	Ugueth Perez	Fargo	3rd
LF	Bruce Lambert	Detroit	1st
CF	Raul Galvez	Salem	3rd
RF	Larry Brown	Fargo	1st
DH	Andres Alou	Jackson	1st

Pitchers

	Player	Team	Appearance
P	Carlos Colome	Salem	4th
P	Adrian Simon	Pawtucket	1st
P	Francisco Aramboles	Cheyenne	10th
P	Bob Berg	Cheyenne	4th
P	Jiggs Cuddyer	Salem	6th
P	Yeico Miranda	Pawtucket	5th
P	Bob Graves	Cheyenne	5th
P	Troy Hudek	Charlotte	5th
P	Braeden Abercrombie	Sacramento	4th
P	Jimmie Hartman	Jackson	1st
P	Red Collins	Cheyenne	5th
P	Carlos Prieto	Houston	2nd
P	Derrick Beltran	Sacramento	1st

Reserves

	Player	Team	Appearance
C	Roger Simpson	Boston	1st
1B	Emmanuel Moore	Charlotte	2nd
2B	Wandy Guillen	Cheyenne	3rd
3B	Tony Cassevah	Salem	5th
SS	Alex Shouse	Charlotte	1st
LF	Graham Wallace	Charlotte	1st
CF	Norman Berry	Little Rock	2nd
RF	Francis King	Salem	3rd

AL All-Stars by Team

Charlotte	5
Cheyenne	5
Salem	5
Fargo	3
Sacramento	3
Jackson	2
Pawtucket	2
Atlanta	1
Boston	1
Detroit	1
Houston	1
Little Rock	1

National League All-Stars
Starters

	Player	Team	Appearance
C	David Martin	Colorado	2nd
1B	Darren Mann	Buffalo	2nd
2B	George Dubler	Nashville	1st
3B	Marcell Johnson	Montgomery	3rd
SS	Willie Tejeda	Chicago	1st
LF	Yoenis Portillo	Buffalo	1st
CF	Gerry Camilli	Florida	2nd
RF	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	3rd

Pitchers

	Player	Team	Appearance
P	Shane Williams	Cincinnati	3rd
P	Yasmany Gonzalez	Nashville	1st
P	Andre Harper	Richmond	3rd
P	Shane Bellhorn	Minnesota	1st
P	Jhoulys Olmedo	Minnesota	4th
P	Ryan Fisher	Dover	1st
P	Elmer Engle	Monterrey	1st
P	Hugh Sexton	Nashville	1st
P	Rigo Vega	Chicago	2nd
P	Gerald Cora	Minnesota	1st
P	Jayson Hume	Cincinnati	1st
P	Rex Washington	Nashville	1st
P	Tomo Hayashi	Montgomery	4th
P	Evan Gant	Florida	1st

Reserves

	Player	Team	Appearance
C	Seth Robinson	Nashville	1st
1B	Felipe Bennett	Cincinnati	3rd
2B	Bill Stutes	Florida	1st
3B	Kirt Raggio	Cincinnati	1st
SS	Hoss Flores	Florida	2nd
LF	Haywood Swann	Nashville	1st
CF	Kevin Coomer	Los Angeles	1st
RF	Philip Cox	Colorado	1st

NL All-Stars by Team

Nashville	6
Cincinnati	4
Florida	4
Minnesota	3
Buffalo	2
Chicago	2
Colorado	2
Montgomery	2
Cleveland	1
Dover	1
Los Angeles	1
Monterrey	1
Richmond	1