The numbers are somewhat skewed in that most of their best players have moved on.  Also, Jairo Perez was released about a month ago despite being one of the better batters on the team.  Not that he was going to be a star--he's 24 and has never played above Class A--but it seems odd that they wouldn't have kept him around just for the sake of winning a few games, especially since their other third baseman is Andy Leer (.554 OPS).

Average:  Daniel Santana, .280; Josmil Pinto, .280; Jairo Perez, .265

OBP:  Perez, .350; Pinto, .343; Michael Gonzales, .336

Slugging:  Pinto, .456; Perez, .403; Santana, .394

OPS:  Pinto, .799; Perez, .754; Gonzales, .713

Homers:  Lance Ray, 11; Pinto, 11; Oswaldo Arcia, 7

RBI:  Ray, 52; Santana, 46; Pinto, 44

Steals:  Santana, 14; Angel Morales, 6; Ray, 5

ERA:  Matthew Hauser, 2.88; Ricky Bowen, 3.25; Miguel Munoz, 3.86

WHIP:  Jose Gonzalez, 1.13; Hauser, 1.22; Pat Dean, 1.39

Strikeouts:  Dean, 62; Hauser, 58; two tied at 54

Wins:  Dean, 6; Cole Nelson, 5; Madison Boer, 5

Innings:  Dean, 129.1; Boer, 86.2; Hauser, 72

Games:  Bowen, 40; Hauser, 31; Gonzalez, 25