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Minor Details: Fort Myers Mighty Mussels Leaders

For rate stats, we used an arbitrary standard of 100 at-bats and 30 innings pitched.  This eliminated, among others, Walker Jenkins, who batted .392/.446/.608 in 51 at-bats.

BATTING

AVERAGE

Jay Harry, .337
Andrew Cossetti, .330
Ricardo Olivar, .285

OBP

Cossetti, .462
Harry, .419
Yohander Martinez, .410

SLUGGING

Cossetti, .607
Jorel Ortega, .480
Harry, .465

OPS

Cossetti, 1.069
Harry, .884
Ortega, .876

RUNS

Olivar, 75
Danny De Andrade, 72
Rubel Cespedes, 62

HOME RUNS

Cespedes, 13
De Andrade, 11
Olivar, 10

RBIs

Cespedes, 74
De Andrade, 67
Olivar, 58

STOLEN BASES

Maddux Houghton, 24
Mikey Perez, 23
De Andrade, 20

PITCHING

WINS

Jackson Hicks, 6
Samuel Perez, 6
Zach Veen, 5

ERA

C. J. Culpepper, 2.33
Zebby Matthews, 2.56
Andrew Morris, 2.59

GAMES

Veen, 41
Hicks, 36
Perez, 35

STARTS

Jose Olivares, 20
Ben Ethridge, 13
Develson Aria, 12

SAVES

Veen, 5
A. J. Labas, 4
Hicks, 3
Ricardo Velez, 3

INNINGS

Olivares, 85.1
Ethridge, 78.1
Perez, 62.2

STRIKEOUTS

Olivares, 83
Juan Mendez, 66
Hicks, 65

WHIP

Matthews, 0.93
Culpepper, 1.01
John Klein, 1.02

AVERAGE AGAINST

Klein, .170
Cory Lewis, .179
Mendez, .189

Minor Details: Cedar Rapids Kernels Leaders

BATTING

AVERAGE

Tanner Schobel, .288
Noah Cardenas, .272
Jeferson Morales, .262
Andrew Cossetti, .262

OBP

Cossetti, .406
Emmanuel Rodriguez, .400
Kyler Fedco, .398

SLUGGING

Schobel, .493
Cossetti, .492
Kala'i Rosario, .467

OPS

Cossetti, .898
Rodriguez, .863
Schobel, .859

RUNS

Rodriguez, 87
Noah Miller, 71
Rosario, 71

HOME RUNS

Rosario, .21
Ben Ross, 19
Rodriguez, 16

RBIs

Rosario, 94
Ross, 71
Schobel, 61

STOLEN BASES

Jose Salas, 22
Rodriguez, 20
Miller, 12

PITCHING

WINS

Mike Paredes, 7
Orlando Rodriguez, 7
John Stankiewicz, 7

ERA

Jordan Carr, 1.48
Cory Lewis, 2.32
O. Rodriguez, 2.43

GAMES

Malik Barrington, 39
Stankiewicz, 37
Miguel Rodriguez, 33

STARTS

Kyle Jones, 20
Christian MacLeod, 14
3 tied at 13

SAVES

M. Rodriguez, 14
Regi Grace, 5
Stankiewicz, 4

INNINGS

Jones, 99.1
Jaylin Nowlin, 67.2
Zebby Matthews, 66.2

STRIKEOUTS

Jones, 89
Barrington, 80
Nowlin, 79

WHIP

Marco Raya, 0.92
Stankiewicz, 0.99
Carr, 1.04

AVERAGE AGAINST

Raya, .192
Barrington, .195
Carr, .205

Minor Details: Wichita Wind Surge Leaders

For rate stats, we used an arbitrary standard of 100 at-bats or 30 innings.

BATTING

AVERAGE

Yoyner Fajardo, .305
DaShawn Kiersey, Jr, .305
Brooks Lee, .292

OBP

Fajardo, .375
David Banuelos, .369
Seth Gray, .366
Alex Isola, .366

SLUGGING

Severino, .560
Banuelos, .526
Willie Joe Garry, Jr. .500

OPS

Severino, .925
Banuelos, .895
Keirsey, Jr., .851

RUNS

Fajardo,  75
Isola, 66
Lee, 63

HOME RUNS

Severino, 24
Isola, 20
Keirsey, Jr., 13

RBIs

Jake Rucker, 63
Severino, 62
Lee, 61

STOLEN BASES

Fajardo, 50
Keirsey, Jr., 31
Will Holland, 30

PITCHING

WINS

Pierson Ohl, 7
Travis Adams, 4
Alex Scherff, 4

ERA

Ohl, 2.69
Blayne Enlow, 3.17
Scherff, 3.57

GAMES

Hunter McMahon, 40
Scherff, 39
Francis Peguero, 31
Curtis Taylor, 31

STARTS

Adams, 25
David Festa, 19
Carlos Luna, 16

SAVES

Jordan Brink, 5
McMahon, 4
Scherff, 4

INNINGS

Adams, 109.2
Luna, 95
Ohl, 87

STRIKEOUTS

Festa, 104
Adams, 97
Luna, 96

WHIP

Ohl, 0.95
Enlow, 1.13
Isaac Mattson, 1.21

AVERAGE AGAINST

Mattson, .138
Regi Grace, .216
Ohl, .217

Minor Details: St. Paul Saints Leaders

For rate stats, we used an arbitrary minimum of 100 at-bats and 30 innings pitched.

BATTING

AVERAGE

Andrew Stevenson, .317
Anthony Prato, .302
Michael Helman, .296

OBP

Prato, .452
Edouard Julien, .438
Matt Wallner, .403

SLUGGING

Helman .546
Prato, .539
Wallner, .524

OPS

Prato, .991
Julien, .931
Wallner, 927

RUNS

Stevenson, 91
Chris Williams, 58
Jair Camargo, 56
Trevor Larnach, 56

HOMERS

Camargo, 21
Williams, 21
Stevenson, 16

RBIs

Williams, 75
Kyle Garlick, 65
Camargo, 63

STOLEN BASES

Stevenson, 44
Mark Contreras, 23
Austin Martin, 16

PITCHING

WINS

Austin Schulfer, 7
Louie Varland, 7
Simeon Woods Richardson, 7

ERA

Dallas Keuchel, 1.13
Cole Sands, 1.47
Oliver Ortega, 1.82

GAMES

Patrick Murphy, 42
Schulfer, 41
Kody Funderburk, 37
Ronny Henriquez, 37

STARTS

Randy Dobnak, 26
Woods Richardson, 22
Aaron Sanchez, 16

INNINGS

Dobnak, 126.1
Woods Richardson, 113.2
Murphy, 85

STRIKEOUTS

Dobnak, 115
Murphy, 97
Woods Richardson, 96

WHIP

Sands, 0.88
Ortega, 0.98
Funderburk, 1.06

AVERAGE AGAINST

Sands, .156
Michael Boyle, .182
Funderburk, .183

 

Minor Details: Game of September 24

MUD HENS 3, SAINTS 2 IN ST. PAUL

Eddys Leonard hit a two-run homer in the third to give Toledo a 3-0 lead.  St. Paul scored two in the fifth but could do no more.

Jair Camargo hit a two-run homer, his twenty-first.

St. Paul had just two hits.

Patrick Murphy pitched four innings, giving up three runs on seven hits and a walk and striking out four.
Brent Headrick struck out two in two shutout innings, giving up two hits and a walk.
Ronny Henriquez pitched a perfect inning, striking out one.
Hunter McMahon pitched a perfect inning.
Cole Sands pitched a perfect inning, striking out one.

St. Paul finishes with a record of 41-33, in second place in the International League West, two games behind Nashville.

Minor Details: Game of September 22

SAINTS 10, MUD HENS 6 IN ST. PAUL

Toledo scored three in the top of the second, but St. Paul came back with seven in the bottom half.  Anthony Prato hit a two-run homer in the inning and Michael Helman hit a grand slam.

Helman was 2-for-3 with a grand slam (his sixth homer), a walk, and two runs.
Anthony Prato was 2-for-3 with two home runs (his ninth and tenth) a walk, and three RBIs.
Yunior Severino hit a two-run homer, his eleventh.

Blayne Enlow pitched three innings, allowing three runs on two hits and striking out four.
Brock Stewart struck out two and walked one in a scoreless inning.
Jorge Alcala struck out four in two perfect innings.
Austin Schulfer struck out two in two perfect innings.

TODAY'S TILT

6:37 Toledo at St. Paul (Patrick Murphy, 6-3, 3.54)

Minor Details: Game of September 21

SAINTS 4, MUD HENS 2 IN ST. PAUL

St. Paul scored all of their runs in the seventh, overcoming a 2-0 deficit.

Hernan Perez was 2-for-4 with a double.
Michael Helman was 2-for-4.

Randy Dobnak struck out seven in six innings, giving up one run on three hits and four walks.
Curtis Taylor pitched a scoreless inning, giving up two hits and striking out one.
Ronny Henriquez struck out two and walked two in a scoreless inning.

TODAY'S TILT

6:37  Toledo at St. Paul (Blayne Enlow, 2-5, 7.87)

Minor Details: Games of September 20

SAINTS 6, MUD HENS 3 IN ST. PAUL

Chris Williams hit a three-run homer to put St. Paul up 4-3 in the fourth.

Brooks Lee was 2-for-3 with a home run (his fifth), a walk, two runs, and two RBIs.
Williams hit a three-run homer, his twenty-first.

Simeon Woods Richardson pitched 5.2 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits and two walks and striking out four.
Austin Brice pitched 1.1 scoreless innings, giving up two hits and striking out one.
Cole Sands struck out two in two shutout innings, giving up one hit.

LOONS 4, KERNELS 2 IN CEDAR RAPIDS (PLAYOFF GAME 2--COMPLETION OF SUSPENDED GAME)

Great Lakes scored two in the sixth to break a 1-1 tie.

Jorel Ortega was 2-for-4 with a walk.
Luke Keaschall was 2-for-4.

Andrew Morris struck out seven in five innings, giving up one run on three hits.
John Klein struck out five in 2.2 innings, giving up one run on three hits.
A. J. Labas pitched a perfect inning, striking out one.

The best-of-three playoff series was tied 1-1.  The next game would decide the league champion.

KERNELS 7, LOONS 6 IN CEDAR RAPIDS (PLAYOFF GAME 3--7 INNINGS)

Emmanuel Rodriguez hit a grand slam in the second to give Cedar Rapids a 5-0 lead.  Great Lakes closed to 5-4 in the top of the fifth, but Cedar Rapids scored two in the bottom of the fifth.  Dalton Rushing hit a two-run homer in the seventh but Great Lakes did not get the tying run on base.

Kala'i Rosario was 2-for-3 with a walk.
Rodriguez hit a grand slam, his third homer of the post-season.

Cedar Rapids had only five hits but drew ten walks.

Cory Lewis pitched 4.2 innings, giving up four runs (three earned) on five hits and two walks and striking out five.
Gabriel Yanez struck out two in a scoreless inning, giving up two hits.

The Cedar Rapids Kernels win the Midwest League Championship!

TODAY'S TILT

6:37  Toledo at St. Paul (Randy Dobnak, 5-9, 5.31)

Minor Details: Games of September 19

SAINTS 4, MUD HENS 2 IN ST. PAUL

Jair Camargo hit a two-run homer in the second and St. Paul added two in the fifth.  Toledo got both of their runs in the ninth.

Trevor Larnach was 3-for-4.
Nick Gordon was 2-for-3 with a double.
Camargo hit a two-run homer, his twentieth.

Hunter McMahon pitched a scoreless inning, giving up one hit and two walks.
Austin Schulfer walked one and struck out one in a scoreless inning.
Chris Paddack struck out five in three shutout innings, giving up two hits and a walk.
Michael Boyle struck out two in a perfect inning.
Brock Stewart walked one and struck out one in a scoreless inning.
Jorge Alcala pitched a scoreless inning, giving up one hit.

GREAT LAKES AT CEDAR RAPIDS (PLAYOFF GAME 2)

The game was suspended after four and a half innings with Great Lakes leading 1-0.  It will be completed today.  If Cedar Rapids comes back to win, the series is over.  If Great Lakes wins, the two teams will play a second game tomorrow to decide the championship.

TODAY'S TILTS

4:30  Great Lakes at Cedar Rapids (completion of suspended game)
Great Lakes at Cedar Rapids (Cory Lewis)*
6:37  Toledo at St. Paul (Simeon Woods Richardson, 6-6, 4.92)

*If necessary

Minor Details: Where They Stand

The St. Paul Saints are 37-32, in second place in the International League West, 1.5 games behind Nashville.  They have been eliminated from playoff competition.

The Wichita Wind Surge ended the second half 36-33, in second place in the Texas League North, two games behind Springfield.  They did not qualify for the playoffs.

The Cedar Rapids Kernels won their playoff series against Peoria two games to one.  They lead Great Lakes in the best-of-three League Championship Series one game to none.

TODAY'S TILTS

6:35  Great Lakes at Cedar Rapids (Andrew Morris)
6:37  Toledo at St. Paul (Hunter McMahon, 0-1, 1.93)