Baseball World Classic RP
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Once again it's time for the World Baseball Classic, hosted by: Neufundland. Qazox, coming of a finals appearance, appears to be one of the early favorites, along with Milchama and 3-time champions, Az-cz. Other teams that expect to contend are: Zwangzug, Liverpool England, Yafor 2 and Corneliu
The Team that went (9-1) 4 years ago is back intact and vastly improved, so nothing short of a title will be expected.
Position Players: (Starters in Bold)
C #21- Ryan Hill
1B #25- Brian Teague
2B #14- Mark Sorrensen
SS #15- Jason Cliff
3B #20- Kyle Warren
LF #23- David Johannsen
CF #19- Henry Gibson
RF #11- Jason Biggsley
C #24- Manuel de la Vega
1B/DH #16- Neil Hermanson
SS #13- Lincoln Gradokski
INF #17- Nathan Fuller
OF #18- Nathaniel Deacon
OF #12- Brad Coppin
UTL #22- Jack Young
Pitchers (Starting Rotation in Bold, Closer in Italics)
SP #1- Frank Sanchez
SP #2- Gregory Daniels
SP #3- Samuel H. Thomspon
SP #5- Adam Kingsley
RP #6- Mike Diaz
RP #7- Thomas Reynolds
RP #8- Paul Jones
RP #9- Kevin de Jesus
CP #10- Quentin Haddaz
SP #4- Samuel L. Thompson On IR (Do not use)
A new stadium has been built for the team, in hopes of hosting the 5th Classic, a diagram of the new 58,145 seat stadium is below:
Qazox' new Stadium is a +1 hitter's park, and the team will play a +1 style of ball (slightly agressive).
Game 1: Qazox vs. Vephrall
Game 2: Qazox vs. Milchama
Game 3: Yafor 2 vs. Qazox
Game 4: Taeshan vs. Qazox
Game 5: Uiri vs. Qazox
Game 6: Prux vs. Qazox
Game 7: Zwangzug vs. Qazox
Game 8: Qazox vs. Cookesland
Game 9: Qazox vs. Nefundland
If you RP before me you may:
CHOOSE MY STARTING PITCHER: Y (please go in Order.. ie: 1-2-3-4)
CHOOSE MY RELIEF PITCHER(S): Y
CHOOSE HOW I SCORED: Y
EJECTIONS: Y
WBC4 Wiki Page: http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/World_Baseball_Classic_4
Style modifier is a totally Yaforite -2 - if there is such a thing as a karelan baseball team, the Grand Democratic Duchy is that. Good, strong pitching and terrific defense give the Yaforites their victories (if they can get any!), but their lackluster hitting can lose them matches (which is why they tend to try and play small-ball). Upcoming is the twenty-five man roster:
[Yaforites play at home without a DH, in as pitcher's a park as there can be. When there is a DH, Jarifar is inserted into the fourth place in the batting line-up].
[Position] [Name] [Bats/Throws] [Description]
3B - Caris Juir (S/R). Juir is a good defensive player (he gets dirty often and a lot, and has a strong arm). He has the attributes that one looks for in a lead-off hitter; speed, a high on-base percentage, and the drive to, ever day, in and out, give 110%. If he tries to steal too often, it may be because he can get on base so much, and does so, often by bunting.
SS - Arrin Jarridan (S/R). Jarridan is the best player on the Yaforite team. Not only is he a perennial award-winner for his defense (he is quick and has a thunderous arm, especially from the whole), but he is also the best player offensively. From the left side, he is a slap-hitter, sprinting out base hits and taking walks. From the right side, he his for power, accounting for his back-to-back-to-back 50-50 seasons. He has excellent speed, as well.
1B - Tyrius Valderrana (R/R). Valderrana is a rarity - a first baseman with some amount of speed. He can run fairly well, and field his position well, as well. He is in the line-up to provide some fair amount of power. Valderrana is also something of a surprise in the way he bats, since he is almost completely an opposite-field hitter, which can be both a weakness and a strength.
LF - Rabyn Zaranez (L/L). If there is a weak link in terms of fielding, it is Zaranez, who leads the team in errors. He, despite his fourth position on the team, is not a power hitter - instead, he is batting fourth for his ability to hit in the clutch. Zaranez not only has won award after award for his RBI abilities, but Zaranez is also a league leader in Batting Average with Runners in Scoring Position (RISP). Zaranez may not catch every ball, but he makes that up for his ability to drive them in.
C - Daaklen Kirjai (S/R). Kirjai is a very good defensive catcher. His greatest strength, it is said, is his ability to call a good game, which is a prized ability in a catcher. He also is very good at getting down and blocking balls in the dirt, though he can, like anyone, mess up. Kirjai, a switch-hitting batter, also possess a strong arm, having thrown out over nine tenths of opposing hitters in his career.
RF - Nan Judaron (S/R). Judaron is anything but a defensive liability. His massive arm in the right field allows him to reach the catcher or third baseman without even a bounce, placing it perfectly for the play. However, he often hits for extra bases as a hitter, but does not have much power.
CF - Tyrius Carian (S/L). Quick and dangerous, Carian is much more of a defensive player than an offensive one. With Zaranez a bit of a weakness, Carian and his skills make up for the fault, due to his excellent range and diving ability. His arm is not suspect at all, but his hitting is, because, while he hits from both sides of the plate, only his speed is above suspicion.
2B - Haridas Jyolt (S/R) If Carian is a second number-one hitter, than Jyolt is a second number-two hitter. He has the ability to bunt a runner over, to do things with a hit and run, and other such number-two hitter abilities. He also turns two well with Jarridan, and as a result, makes up a very good double-play combination.
P - Whoever.
Bench
SS/2B - Monar Calraahim (R/R).
1B/3B/DH - Garregan Jarifar (S/R).
C - Dagor Nelias (R/R).
C - Caristan Nelias (L/L).
LF/RF - Corvan Ta'an
CF - Melius Vankirior.
Starting Pitchers
RHP - Pedran Alvar. Alvar has an excellent fastball, with tremendous movement on his pitches. His fastball often reaches triple digits. In comparison, his slider looks wicked. When Alvar is on, he is untouchable.
LHP - Johan Rean. A "junkballer", Rean is noteworthy for the fact that he sets up his 87-mph fastball with a 64-mph curve, jamming lefties and righties alike.
RHP - Darius Hadagamerion. His fastball reaches up to 94-95 mph, but his abilities with his four off-speed pitched make up for it. He can defeat a team on his own and can always be counted on to be solid.
RHP - Davrain Karajad. His fastball hovers around 97 mph usually, and, with his quick-moving slider and dangerous curve, can be counted as the most solid starter on a very solid staff.
LHP - Raecher Harill. A left-hander with a big, breaking-curve, Harill may be the most suspect on the staff, but is probably the best number-five starter out there.
Middle Relievers/Long Relievers (come in when behind/tied)
RHP - Josain Villikan. Good long reliever with mid 90s fastball.
RHP - Corvan Macran. Stronger fastball, but weaker against lefties.
LHP - Gregan Xiarin. Good against both lefties and righties.
Set-Up Men (come in when ahead)
LHP - Maxin Cotras. Primarily a lefthanded specialist, can also get out righties.
RHP - John Stanford. Throws around 98 mph, can get out almost anybody.
Closer
RHP - Tyrius Validor. Throws around 104 mph, with three off-speed pitches as well. Has been untouchable in his career.
Nefundland,
Could you please post a more general schedule of the tournament? What the cutoffs are for the next round? What the next round is? How many rounds there are? That kind of thing. Thanks.
COME ON WE WANTED AC-CZ
Dissapointed after the announcment of our rivals Ac-cz Not being in our group for the classic the Manager Johny nashille named his roster.
Pos/age/name/#
STARTERS
Lhp 17 Anthony Rielas 1
Lhp 18 Zeke Peters 3
Rhp 20 Rian Willemson 7
Rhp 16 Coi Vecxen 90
C 27 Freddy Myers 12
1B 19 Tadihito Shakiri 2
2B 31 Zoey Menigen 22
3B 27 Zi Zo 8
SS 30 Flean Diageo 46
LF 24 Fier Henris 66
CF 17 Riane Totalez 24
RF 13 Socki Lewis 14 ALSO CLOSER
BENCH and RELIEVERS
Lhp 27 Victor Frun 45
Lhp 28 Goeli Huns 78
Rhp 37 God Aghful 25
Rhp 17 Ohmegode Frede 92
IF 27 Sol Jeeves 49
IF 17 Yeckers Flederichi 78
IF 18 Jose Deigo 34
OF 17 Jay Nedved 29
OF 30 Jack Sevogis 68
OF 22 Jackelyn Peters 83
OF 20 Joel Myers 41
OF 19 Xavier Dendes
ALL OUT D TEAM
OOC: If you RP before me you may:
CHOOSE MY STARTING PITCHER: Y (please go in Order.. ie: 1-2-3-4)
CHOOSE MY RELIEF PITCHER(S): Y
CHOOSE HOW I SCORED: Y
EJECTIONS: N
OOC: What's the deal with DHs?
"Ok, men. You have made it. This is the WORLD CLASSIC! Represent your country well, and with pride. We are leaving tomorrow for Neufoundland."
The team erupted with a cheer.
ROSTER:
Style Modifier: +3 (offense)
Batting Order:
(person, then in parentheses who I am modeling him on in the MLB)
1 CF Thomas Vanek (Curtis Granderson, Detroit)
2 SS Ryan Getzlaf (Jose Reyes, NYM)
3 1B Daniel Briere (Magglio Ordonez, Detroit)
4 LF Theirry Saltalamacchia (Delmon Young, Devil Rays)
5 RF Chris Drury (Gary Sizemore, Cleveland)
6 3B Lyle Crawford (A-Rod)
7 2B Joesph Gowrety (Placido Polanco, Detroit)
8 P (if not, DH will be 5th moving below him down)
9 C Esriby Fatyruis (Ivan Rodriguez, Detroit)
DH: Nimrod Geogytiply (David Ortiz, Red Sox)
Manager: Yobby Greigerson (Jim Leyland, Detroit)
(STILL MORE TO COME!)
Mallatarsland Squad
Batters
Sally Smedley
Susan Smith
Bridgit Harrison
Emma Cosby
Julie Ware (captain)
Jackie Jones
Jenny Stottle
Petra Googlie
Fanny Voight
Throwers
Helen Harmison
Jane Tremlett
Alice Dovitt
Brenda Silverskin
Olive Green
Catchers
Kelly Handwin
Jill Goodyear
Reserves
Lily Basket
Rose Craddock
Olive Black
Frantically reading the rule book and managing the team
Hermione Slange
Nathan Ellis and Terry Quave had been two of the best players on the Zwangzug team that competed in the first two Classics. Now, however, things weren't quite as easy for them.
"...glad to be partaking in what I hope, like any fan, will be the beginning of a glorious tradition."
"Nate, no, you're reading the old transcripts."
"Oh! Right! Okay, something like this then. After a disappointing if uncertain conclusion, Zwangzug hopes to rise beyond-"
"No, Nate, that's still the old announcer's stuff."
"Oh, okay then. Here we go. We are honored to host this tournament-"
"No! No, we are most certainly not!"
"Uh, okay. This is it. Doooom!"
"Nate, we make up stuff. We don't read stuff that's three tournaments old."
"Huh?"
"We come up with the stuff that we're going to say as we're saying it. Here, like this. Zwangzug will have a new roster, stuffed with completely different players, for World Baseball Classic 4. Now, you want to read it on the air?"
"I thought you just said we weren't gonna read anything?"
"Nate..."
Starting Rotation:
#5, Abraham Nagasawa (Aurora)
#18, Lars Love (Grey Socks)
#24, Randy Hendrikson (Mustangs)
#25, Charles McGuffin (Red-Tails)
Bullpen:
#4, Colin Gutenberg (long relief) (Mustangs)
#22, Dave Clinton (long relief) (Gray Sox)
#10, Max Frederickson (long relief) (Red-Tails)
#12, Thomas Spirit (middle relief) (Worms)
#7, Larry Chicago (middle relief) (Oysters)
#8, Alexei Shiomi (middle relief) (Worms)
#13, Al Summers (middle relief) (Grey Socks)
#28, Tobias Utopia (closer) (Cubs)
Starting Lineup:
#1, Pete Li, shortstop (Oysters)
#21, Zeke Fallopian, first base (Red-Tails)
#10, Billy O'Bannon, center field (Mustangs)
#43, George Jefferson, left field (Grey Socks)
#9, Clint Barry, right field (Gray Sox)
#14, Aaron Mombota, third base (Worms)
#11, Gregory Broadside, catcher (Aurora)
#7, Bianca Thiesen, second base (Cubs)
Pitcher
Bench:
#2, Konrad Rubin, outfield (Worms)
#17, Klaus Rifkin, outfield (Oysters)
#6, Johann Longbottom, infield (Mustangs)
#3, Rose Hanover, infield (Red-Tails)
#15, Samuel McAlpin, catcher (Grey Socks)
[OOC notes: RPers may do whatsoever they please, although I'd appreciate it if you went from the top down in rotation. If style modifiers will be used, please make ours as negative as possible. If park modifiers will be used, the Worm Hole is a neutral park.]
Corneliu Marauders:
Pitchers:
Travis Martin
David Ericson
Samuel Washington
Steven Clark
Relief Pitchers:
Brian Zablin
Gary Jacobs
Lawrence Smith
Nathan Giles
Dennis Walker
Catchers:
Glenn Robertson
David Williams
Brian Carson
Outfielders:
Jason Giles
Kevin Anderson
Peter Alexander
Robert Thompson
William Donaldson
Samuel Clark
Vincent Sanders
Infielders
Aaron Van Slyke
Jason Parker
Patrick Nimitz
Kevin Nicholson
Thomas Smith
Walker Jacobson
Jacob French
Ryan Benson
OOC: What's the deal with DHs?
As far as I am concerned DH is up to the home team. If they don't Rp it, then you can have it I guess.
There is no DH in Qazox BTW.
In another very lazy managerial move manager Kelly Hegaboom has decided not to change the lineup for the Milchama Warriors baseball team after last time's disgraceful semifinal appearance. The only changes in the roster are 2 half gnome players whose parents migrated from Az-cz. Though both of them suck at baseball their only purpose on the team is too insult the gnomes and get them riled up so bad that maybe we can beat them.
Style 0. Pitcher's Park.
Outfielders:
5 Kevin Jollins CF
7 Kory Marritt RF
4 Mylie Jacobs
21 Felix Sorano LF
8 Kelton Holland
9 Mariano Lolton
Infielders:
1 Ryan Thimes 2B
3 Martin Lofo
6 Eric Marfelo SS
10 Daan Holem 1B
14 Garrett Raritt 3B
16 Emily O'Neil DH
Catchers:
17 Maverick Ochoa C
12 Jessie Tool
99 Wr-Ior
52 Kny-Mrrk
Pitching
Starters:
27 Ken Helms- Fireballer whose array of 4 different fastballs has made him a legend in New Babylon for leading the Pirates to a league title.
31 Daveed Orwelt- A tricky curveballer who is a controversial choice for second starter because of his streakiness. A recent hotstreak has given people hope but...
18 Boo Terrell- Overall decent pitcher who just gets people out.
20 Gary Holms- Outthinks hitters to beat them despite mediocre to poor stuff. Led Milchama in ERA the last two years.
Relievers:
19 Satchel George- Nasty pitcher. Has just about every pitch under the sun, is also a spot starter.
25 Ole' Gomez- Where he got the nickname nobody knows but he's good.
82 Barry Ovaly- Weird man and pitches that way also.
23 Terry Collins- Two pitch pitcher but really really good with those pitches.
13 Oleg Channuck- Nasty screwball and knuckleball. Weird pitch selection.
Batting order:
1 Ryan Thimes 2B- Short, speedy, good contact hitter.
2 Kevin Jollins CF- Normally a leadoff man but just not as fast as Thimes. Does the same things though.
3 Kory Marritt RF- A 5 tool player who hits towering homers and actually reached his potential.
4 Felix Sorano LF- Another power man with speed. A terrible fielder but 40-40 potential makes up for it.
5 Daan Holem 1B- Pure power hitter with a sweet lefty stroke.
6 Garrett Rarritt 3B- A little power and a little speed. Just a great gloveman.
7 Eric Marfelo SS- Another great glove man with a lack luster stick. Has improved his hitting greatly though.
8
9 Maverick Ochoa C- Actually a pretty good hitting catcher. Gets put back here based on reputation of catchers in Milchama in general.
Notes:
-NO DH in Milchama and with DH O' Neil bats 6th with everybody subsequently moving back one spot in the order.
-Bullpen goes top down with George as the closer.
- Milchamian pitchers consider it a disgrace to get taken out before the 8th inning.
Stunning Loss to open WBC
Despite Henry Gibson's 1st inning homerun, batting unusally in the 3rd spot, Qazox' ace, Frank Sanchez gave up 4 runs in the 4th inning on 6 consecutive hits, sending the Pheonix to their first home loss in over 8 years.
TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Vephrall 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 0
Qazox 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 0
"All right, Nate, what did you think of that?"
"Doooom!"
"...Like I said, we're making this stuff up. Live. On the air. Not stuff from last cup. Got that?"
"Yeah. Sure."
"So, tell us what stuff happened today."
"Taeshan got ten runs, and-you saw it, why are you asking me?"
"Because the listeners didn't, that's why it's radio."
"Ah. Yes.
The score was ten-two in the eighth. The runs had come fast and hard: both teams were defensively oriented, and ten runs felt astonishing. Abraham Nagasawa had been yanked in the fourth inning. Southpaw Victor Frun was on the mound for Taeshan, and Alexei Shiomi took his turn in the box for Zwangzug to lead off. Unsurprisingly, he struck out and limply returned to the dugout. Taeshan was five outs away from victory.
Then Pete Li came to the plate, taking the first pitch for the ball. Frun leaned in for the sign from Myers and the pitch came in. Li executed a drag bunt down the third base line. Zo came up with the ball, but Li beat the throw to Shakiri.
Zeke Fallopian was up next, and took his time, working the count to 3-2 without lifting his bat. On the payoff pitch, he lifted it to left field, motoring into second as Li came around to score. The count was 2-1 on O'Bannon when he homered into center.
That was all for Frun, who would not be the victor after all. Goeli Huns entered, and seemed to have what it took, inducing a groundout for Jefferson. 6-3, Diageo over to Shakiri.
Clint Barry fouled off pitch after pitch before hitting a sharp single into right. He advanced due to defensive indifference, and it paid off: Mombota singled, and Barry was safe at home in a cloud of dust. But Broadside would pop up to end the inning.
Zwangzug had made it 10-6, but it wasn't enough: the Zebras went 1-2-3 in the ninth, and Taeshan emerged victorious."
"Brilliant, Nate! I knew you had the stuff in you."
"What? Yeah."
Az-cz Roster
Most of the squad from last time is back although Mt-Wl retired leaving none of the original starters in place.
Pitchers:
Starters:
Li-Van L
Bar-Tuls R
Blake Hoffer L
Kaz-Un R
Relievers:
Mat-Zk R
Jazop-Jazop L
Phil Ford L
Ku-Lar L
Az-Roiponat R
Benz Pinchanop R
Loto-Toto L
Batters:
SS Kz-Mts L
CF Lf-Tn R
C Andrew Bartels
3B Kn-Ji
RF Tsu-Mura
2B Al-Ou
1B Jay-Tee S
LF No-Gudnik
Bench:
1B Or-Tez (In case of DH bats 6th)
IF Dn-Stn
OF Rn-Wn
IF Vez-Kel
C Tu-Lejit
OF Tu-Kwit
OOC:
If you RP first:
CHOOSE MY STARTING PITCHER: N (If you RP first assume the pitcher is the next in the rotation)
CHOOSE MY RELIEF PITCHER(S): Y
CHOOSE HOW I SCORED: Y
EJECTIONS: Y (as long as it wouldn't lead to a supsension of the player)
Az-cz Style: -2
Home Stadium: Pitcher's Park
Welcome to Nefundland folks. I know baseball is not as popular as Hockey but we also have a team in baseball.
"That is correct. The roster was announced and the games started yesterday but things did not go well for the Marauders. They dropped a heart breaker 7-3 to St. Samuel."
Az-cz Scroll
Az-cz
Ya-Kyu
Gnomes continue their win streak
Carrying on from last cup where they ripped off eight straight wins to take the title the Gnomes added a ninth to the list by topping Liverpool England 5-2. That puts the Gnomes exactly halfway to the amazing 18 game record winning streak.
The Gnomes were a bit wobbly early without Mt-Wl in the middle of the lineup and fell into a 2-0 hole in the top of the 3rd on a 2-run double by Liverpool England. And the bats really struggled with the Liverpool England pitcher working on a perfect game through six.
However once the Liverpool England squad opened the door the Gnomes went running through it. A leadoff walk to Kz-Mts was bad news as it lead to a sequence of: stolen base, run scoring single, stolen base, run scoring single to even the game up. After Kn-Ji walked, Tsu-Mura hit a two run double to put the Gnomes up 4-2. Dn-Stn hit a double in the seventh and was driven home by Kz-Mts for the fifth run. And that was all it took. Loto-Toto closed down the Liverpool England side in order in the 9th and the Gnomes had picked up their first win.
Up next is a good friend of ours in Quakmybush. While we like the Sharks we'll be hoping to pound their brains in then.
Mallatarsland under 17 Ladies Rounders Team almost pull off surprise win
Quakmybush 5
Mallatarsland 4
"It was absolutely amazing, they almost pulled it off, but unfortunately they got a bit tired towards the end and lost momentum. Its not often you see a small group of girls up against such opposition, but they did us proud".
These are the words of our Team Manager who seemed absolutely shocked that the girls could even score so many field goals against superior opposition. But, the trys kept coming and in an end to end game, it looked for a while like Quakmybush would be the ones who were as sick as a parrot. For a while there we were over the moon and if only the game had finished after 8 innings, Mallatrsland would have won it.
To be fair to Quakmybush though, they stuck it out and showed our girls the real way to play the game.
Better luck in the next game Girls!
Milchama baseball fans care only about one thing beating the Gnomes of Az-cz. After our apparent 1 billion game losing streak to them we only need to beat to win the cup. We are the most consistent team in baseball in every international event that we have played we have played in either the quarters, semis or finals in, but we have never won. Our obstacle through out the World Baseball Classic phase of play (straying from the An Archy phase of play which we all fondly remember by burning effigies of various players who failed) has been Az-cz who have mercilessly pummeled us into the ground in various stages of close games that we inevitably screw up. It was made worse last time when we were doing so well and them so poorly only to see them make a miraculous comeback to make the outrounds and beat us again.
So we won 6-5 against some team that's not even worth mentioning Felix Sorano hit a 3 run homer and Kory Maritt drove in some runs but it doesn't matter. We're better than just about everybody else we win all the time all we need to do is beat Az-cz or else this is again a lost tournament.
Qazox Evens Record with a Nailbiter.
Gregory Daniels goes 8.1 innings, allowing 1 run on 8 hits, 4 of which came in the 9th, after he held Milchama hitless for the first 4 innings. Quentin Haddaz came in and got Felix Sorano to ground into a game-ending 4-6-3 double play so close out the game. Milchama's Daveed Orwelt went the distance, only allowing 2 runs on 5 hits, including back-to-back doubles in the 5th to David Johannsen and Henry Gibson, scoring Kyle Warren and Johannsen repectively. Up next for the Pheonix is the beginning of a 5 game road trip starting in Yafor 2.
TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Milchama 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 9 0
Qazox 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 x 2 5 0
NSWIKI: http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/World_Baseball_Classic_4#Group_2
World Baseball Classic Begins
Team Name: Prux Power
Prux Stadium:
Prux Roster (There is a DH in Prux):
Batters
SS: Goode N. Plenty
C: Mike N. Ike
RF: Baby Ruth
DH: Mr. Goodbar
LF: Clark Barr
3B: Heath Barr
CF: O. H. Henry
1B: Tob Lerone
2B: Whatchamacallit
Pitchers
SP: Ace Spade
SP: Ace Club
SP: Ace Diamond
RP: Jack Diamond
RP: Jack Spade
RP: Jack Hart
RP: Jack Club
CP: Ace Hart
Backups
OF: Jack O' Lantern
INF: Frank Furter
Prux's stadium is a +1 hitter's park and the team will play a +1 style
CHOOSE MY STARTING PITCHER: Y (please go in Order)
CHOOSE MY RELIEF PITCHER(S): Y (please go in order)
CHOOSE HOW I SCORED: Y
EJECTIONS: Y but only pitchers
Game 1 Summary:
Milchama 6- POWER 5
Felix Sorano hit a 3 run homer for Milchama and Kory Maritt followed witha few RBI's of his own as Milchama jumped on the Power early. But 3 RBI's by Mr. Goodbar and a 2-run HR in the 9th by Tob Lerone cut the lead down to 6-5. Ace Spade got the loss, giving up 6 ER in only 4.1 IP.
Game 2 Summary:
POWER 5- Yafor 2 4
The Power got their first win over Yafor 2, with the big blow coming of the bat of Whatchamacallit in the 7th, as it hit a 3-run triple to center to make the lead 5-2. Ace Club got the win going 7.1 IP with 8 K's and only 1 ER allowed. Goode N. Plenty had a throwing error int he 5th that led to the 1st two Yafor 2 runs. Ace Hart pitched a perfect 9th to pickup the save, after Jack Club gave up a 2-run HR to Tyrius Valderrana in the 8th.