Season 32 League Leaders

Here is a recap of your Season 32 League Leaders!

All-Time Top 5 Performances in Season 32
Shutouts - Midre Tavarez, Texas - 4 - Tied for 4th All-Time

Multiple Category Leaders
Dizzy Hawkins, Atlanta - 4 - HR, Hits, Runs, SLG
Red Collins, Florida - 4 - ERA, Strikeouts, Quality Starts, WHIP
Abraham Tannehill, Cincinnati - 3 - AVG, SLG, OPS
Hugh Sexton, Houston - 3 - IP, CG, Shutouts
Calvin Hukata, Detroit - 2 - SB, OPS
Wiki Unamuno, Montgomery - 2 - Hits, Runs
Ahmed Ratliff, Cleveland - 2 - HR, RBI
Thomas Hutchinson, Pawtucket - 2 - ERA, WHIP
Carlos Colome, Salem - 2 - Wins, IP
Felipe Sosa, Salem - 2 - Wins, Quality Starts
Midre Tavarez, Texas - 2 - Wins, Shutouts
Bo Nelson, Florida - 2 - Wins, Quality Starts

Complete League Leaders
OFFENSE

American League Batting Average Benny Franco Cheyenne .327 Home Runs Dizzy Hawkins Atlanta 53 RBI Timothy Steinbach Atlanta 153 Stolen Bases Calvin Hukata Detroit 59 Hits Dizzy Hawkins Atlanta 203 Runs Dizzy Hawkins Atlanta 130 OBP Wandy Guillen Cheyenne .439 SLG Dizzy Hawkins Atlanta .588 OPS Calvin Hukata Detroit .972 Cyrus Morton Cheyenne .972

National League

Batting Average	Abraham Tannehill	Cincinnati	.329
Home Runs	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	52
RBI	Ahmed Ratliff	Cleveland	133
Stolen Bases	Felipe Bennett	Cincinnati	66
Hits	Wiki Unamuno	Montgomery	198
Runs	Wiki Unamuno	Montgomery	126
OBP	Yohan Gomez	Buffalo	.409
SLG	Abraham Tannehill	Cincinnati	.642
OPS	Abraham Tannehill	Cincinnati	1.032

PITCHING
American League ERA Thomas Hutchinson Pawtucket 2.09 Wins Carlos Colome Salem 22 Felipe Sosa Salem 22 Midre Tavarez Texas 22 Strikeouts Braeden Abercrombie San Francisco 230 Saves Bob Berg Cheyenne 39 Jiggs Cuddyer Boston 39 WHIP Thomas Hutchinson Pawtucket 1.00 Innings Pitched Carlos Colome Salem 258.2 Quality Starts Felipe Sosa Salem 28 Complete Games Bobby Kydd Fargo 9 Shutouts Midre Tavarez Texas 4

National League

ERA	Red Collins	Florida	2.45
Wins	Bo Nelson	Florida	19
Strikeouts	Red Collins	Florida	209
Saves	Jhoulys Olmedo	New York	50
WHIP	Red Collins	Florida	1.06
Innings Pitched	Hugh Sexton	Houston	235.0
Quality Starts	Bo Nelson	Florida	26
	Red Collins	Florida	26
Complete Games	Hugh Sexton	Houston	7
Shutouts	Emmett Jefferies	Houston	2
	Groucho Leiter	New York	2
	Don Martin	New York	2
	Hugh Sexton	Houston	2

Season 32 Final Power Rankings

The regular season is over, and as we head into the playoffs, let's check in with the final power rankings of the season.  And it's Texas who finishes atop the rankings with another dominant regular season.  They were #1 in 4 of the 5 editions of the rankings.  The other team to hold #1 this season, Salem, finishes at #2, with a very impressive run themselves.  AL West runner up Cheyenne checks in at #3, while Florida climbs to #4, with Pawtucket climbing 3 spots to #5.  Now for the biggest climbers and biggest falls since the last rankings!

Biggest Climbers: #14 Salt Lake City (+12), #13 Los Angeles (+10), #19 Detroit (+8), #9 Cleveland (+4), #18 Milwaukee (+4)

Biggest Falls: #26 Charleston (-9), #25 Houston (-7), #12 Monterrey (-5), #24 Richmond (-5)

It should be a very interesting postseason, as the AL looks to be a blood bath with several powerhouses, while 2 teams, Florida and Montgomery, appear to stand out above the rest in the NL.  Good luck to the playoff teams, here are the complete rankings!

					Pitching		Offense		LAST 40
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	Texas	113	49	1	1	0	5	-2	25	15
2	Salem	105	57	2	2	0	6	0	26	14
3	Cheyenne	102	60	4	6	-3	1	0	26	14
4	Florida	109	53	6	3	5	10	1	30	10
5	Pawtucket	104	58	8	4	0	14	-2	30	10
6	Montgomery	102	60	3	7	-1	4	0	22	18
7	Atlanta	90	72	5	13	0	2	0	20	20
8	New York (NL)	93	69	10	8	2	15	6	27	13
9	Cleveland	88	74	13	14	0	13	3	24	16
10	Buffalo	82	80	11	10	5	10	0	23	17
11	Cincinnati	89	73	9	25	-2	3	2	21	19
12	Monterrey	87	75	7	16	0	7	0	18	22
13	Los Angeles	75	87	23	5	-1	19	12	23	17
14	Salt Lake City	79	83	26	20	4	18	4	25	15
15	Las Vegas	81	81	14	11	-4	19	5	17	23
16	Fargo	85	77	12	9	0	27	1	18	22
17	Dover	79	83	15	23	2	9	0	18	22
18	Milwaukee	78	84	22	19	3	17	-1	21	19
19	Detroit	78	84	27	17	1	25	1	23	17
20	Trenton	75	87	16	15	-5	19	-1	16	24
21	St. Louis	74	88	20	11	1	30	0	19	21
22	New York (AL)	76	86	21	24	-5	27	2	19	21
23	Boston	70	92	25	30	0	8	0	18	22
24	Richmond	75	87	19	21	-2	26	-3	19	21
25	Houston	66	96	18	18	-1	22	-7	9	31
26	Charleston	75	87	17	21	0	31	-6	14	26
27	San Francisco	69	93	24	28	-1	15	-1	13	27
28	Vancouver	64	98	28	29	-1	12	1	13	27
29	Iowa City	65	97	29	31	0	23	-4	17	23
30	Charlotte	62	100	30	26	3	24	-4	14	26
31	Colorado Springs	52	110	32	32	0	29	-2	17	23
32	Portland	50	112	31	26	0	32	0	15	25

Season 32 Power Rankings #3

It's that time again, we're back with another edition of the power rankings!  Texas tightened their grip on the top spot, with the best record since the last rankings by six games, getting it done with dominant pitching, and a tremendous offense.  At #2, it's Salem, who's up one spot, still playing excellent ball, followed by defending champion Montgomery at #3, who is looking forward to another potentially strong playoff run.  Cheyenne and resurgent Atlanta round out the top 5.  Let's check the biggest climbers and biggest falls since the last rankings!

Biggest Climbers: #19 Richmond (+9), #17 Charleston (+8), #10 New York (NL) (+5), #15 Dover (+5)

Biggest Falls: #27 Detroit (-11), #23 Los Angeles (-9), #13 Cleveland (-5), #8 Pawtucket (-4), #28 Vancouver (-4)

Here are the complete rankings, as we head down the stretch of Season 32, good luck to all!

					Pitching		Offense		LAST 41
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	Texas	88	34	1	1	0	3	3	33	8
2	Salem	79	43	3	2	0	6	-1	25	16
3	Montgomery	80	42	5	6	1	4	0	26	15
4	Cheyenne	76	46	2	3	3	1	0	22	19
5	Atlanta	70	52	7	13	5	2	0	26	15
6	Florida	79	43	6	8	1	11	0	25	16
7	Monterrey	69	53	10	16	-1	7	5	27	14
8	Pawtucket	74	48	4	4	-1	12	-5	18	23
9	Cincinnati	68	54	9	23	2	5	-2	21	20
10	New York (NL)	66	56	15	10	3	21	1	24	17
11	Buffalo	59	63	13	15	1	10	-1	20	21
12	Fargo	67	55	12	9	-2	28	2	23	18
13	Cleveland	64	58	8	14	-4	16	0	19	22
14	Las Vegas	64	58	11	7	4	24	-4	19	22
15	Dover	61	61	20	25	1	9	5	23	18
16	Trenton	59	63	17	10	-6	18	7	20	21
17	Charleston	61	61	25	21	2	25	1	24	17
18	Houston	57	65	18	17	0	15	9	19	22
19	Richmond	56	66	28	19	1	23	5	22	19
20	St. Louis	55	67	23	12	0	30	1	20	21
21	New York (AL)	57	65	22	19	-5	29	0	20	21
22	Milwaukee	57	65	19	22	0	16	2	17	24
23	Los Angeles	52	70	14	4	1	31	-4	13	28
24	San Francisco	56	66	21	27	0	14	-1	18	23
25	Boston	52	70	27	30	0	8	-1	19	22
26	Salt Lake City	54	68	26	24	-3	22	1	19	22
27	Detroit	55	67	16	18	1	26	-9	16	25
28	Vancouver	51	71	24	28	1	13	-3	18	23
29	Iowa City	48	74	30	31	0	19	0	18	23
30	Charlotte	48	74	29	29	-1	20	-5	16	25
31	Portland	35	87	32	26	-2	32	0	13	28
32	Colorado Springs	35	87	31	32	0	27	-7	13	28

Season 32 All-Star Coverage

We've made it to the Season 32 All-Star break, so let's see who will be playing in the mid-season classic this season!

In the AL, Texas came away with the most All-Stars with 6, while Cheyenne and Salem each had 5. It's Thomas Hutchinson of Pawtucket making his 9th All-Star appearance as the most senior member of the AL squad.  The AL team includes 11 first time All-Stars.

On the NL side, it's Montgomery with an impressive 7 All-Stars leading the way, with Florida and New York each having 4 players make the team as the next most.  A lot of newer players seem to be on the NL squad, as Lefty Leverton of Los Angeles leads the way for most appearances, making his 5th.  There are 10 first time All-Stars on the NL team, with a lot making their 2nd or 3rd appearance.

Here are the complete rosters, congrats to those who had players make the teams!

American League All-Stars
Starters

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Jesus Tarraga	San Francisco	1st
1B	Cyrus Morton	Cheyenne	1st
2B	Calvin Hukata	Detroit	1st
3B	Marcell Johnson	Fargo	2nd
SS	Rymer Mota	Salem	4th
LF	Leonardo Jefferies	Cheyenne	1st
CF	Raul Galvez	Salem	2nd
RF	Vladimir Troncoso	Texas	8th
DH	Timothy Steinbach	Atlanta	1st

Pitchers

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
P	Felipe Sosa	Salem	2nd
P	Midre Tavarez	Texas	1st
P	Carlos Colome	Salem	2nd
P	Bob Graves	Cheyenne	3rd
P	Jiggs Cuddyer	Boston	5th
P	Tony Corpas	Texas	1st
P	Lariel Benitez	Texas	2nd
P	Bob Berg	Cheyenne	2nd
P	Enrique Bastardo	Milwaukee	1st
P	Thomas Hutchinson	Pawtucket	9th
P	Armando Merced	Texas	2nd
P	Ed Flair	Pawtucket	1st
P	Antonio Ishida	Cheyenne	6th

Reserves

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Marvin Crosby	Boston	1st
1B	Willie Cerda	Texas	6th
2B	Dizzy Hawkins	Atlanta	2nd
3B	Davey Franco	Charleston	1st
SS	Jaret Miller	Atlanta	3rd
LF	Donaldo Javier	Pawtucket	4th
CF	P.J. Roberts	Pawtucket	3rd
RF	Francis King	Salem	2nd

AL All-Stars by Team

Texas	6
Cheyenne	5
Salem	5
Pawtucket	4
Atlanta	3
Boston	2
Charleston	1
Detroit	1
Fargo	1
Milwaukee	1
San Francisco	1

National League All-Stars
Starters

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Julio Contreras	Montgomery	2nd
1B	Benito Acosta	Las Vegas	3rd
2B	Oswaldo Blanco	Vancouver	2nd
3B	Eli Calixte	Dover	1st
SS	Alexei Castro	Trenton	1st
LF	Edinson Hernandez	Montgomery	4th
CF	Jared Gonzales	Montgomery	4th
RF	Wiki Unamuno	Montgomery	4th

Pitchers

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
P	Andre Harper	Richmond	2nd
P	Jhoulys Olmedo	New York	3rd
P	Damaso Estrada	Monterrey	1st
P	Bo Nelson	Florida	3rd
P	Eduardo Jose	Los Angeles	1st
P	Lefty Leverton	Los Angeles	5th
P	Groucho Leiter	New York	3rd
P	Don Martin	New York	1st
P	Erubiel Morales	Montgomery	2nd
P	Red Collins	Florida	3rd
P	B.C. Ortiz	Florida	3rd
P	Del Chang	Monterrey	1st
P	Dock Kramer	Monterrey	3rd
P	Tomo Hayashi	Montgomery	3rd

Reserves

	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Derrick Frank	Dover	1st
1B	Adalberto Cerveza	Dover	2nd
2B	Yohan Gomez	Buffalo	1st
3B	Brett Yarbrough	Cleveland	2nd
SS	Ugueth Perez	Montgomery	1st
LF	Mitchell Sweeney	New York	3rd
CF	Heath Kelly	Florida	3rd
RF	Daryl Mercedes	Cincinnati	1st

NL All-Stars by Team

Montgomery	7
Florida	4
New York	4
Dover	3
Monterrey	3
Los Angeles	2
Buffalo	1
Cincinnati	1
Cleveland	1
Las Vegas	1
Richmond	1
Trenton	1
Vancouver	1