Possible records to fall in italics
Adams League Records
Batting Average : .365, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Paul Shunk, Denver .344
Not being broken this year.
Homeruns : 54, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Gregory Mudge, Seattle, 38
Record safe this year.
Runs Batted In : 143, Gregory Mudge (2005, Seattle)
Current Leader: Gregory Mudge, Seattle 111
Not this year.
At Bats : 694, Michael Hamilton (2002, Saskatoon)
Current Leader: Juan Melton, Brooklyn 575
Not even close.
Hits : 227, Gregory Mudge (2005, Seattle)
Current Leader: Michael Fay, 177
Will any Adams player get 200 this year?
Doubles : 54, Derrick Raglin (2004, Seattle)
Current Leader: John Willer, Seattle 45
Possible, but highly unlikely
Triples : 12, Russell Powell (2004, Saskatoon)
Current Leader: Pierre Moya, Hickory 10
Possible, but unlikely
Runs : 131, Willie Klopp (2005, Seattle)
Current Leaders: Bruce Frison, Saskatoon & Miguel Cuesta, Brooklyn 103
No new record this year.
Bases On Balls : 135, Willie Klopp (2004, Seattle)
Current Leader: Willie Klopp, Seattle 96
No new record.
Stolen Bases : 72, Buck Kruse (2007, Denver)
Current Leader: Buck Kruse, Denver 75
This one's already fallen.
ERA : 2.19, Richard Pimental (2003, Saskatoon)
Current Leader: Chad Nelligan, Hickory 1.72
Unless Nelligan gives up 50 runs or so over the last two weeks, this one's a goner.
Games : 112, Lorenzo Morales (2005, Saskatoon)
Current Leader: Mark Deschamp, Seattle 93
Record safe.
Games Started : 42, Pie-zu Yasuoka (2004, Hickory)
Current Leader: Jeffrey Shuttleworth, Denver 36
Safe.
Wins : 21, Steven Jurgens (2003, Seattle)
Current Leader: Demarcus Ramirez, Saskatoon 18
Unprobable, but possible
Losses : 26, Vernon Larry (2004, Hickory)
Current Leader: Joel Dejesus, Denver 21
I don't think anyone's touching this one for a while
Saves : 43, Thomas Hallinan (2002, Houston)
Current Leader: Samuel Alfano, Brooklyn 35
No new record
Bases On Balls : 121, Joe Daye (2002, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Tahachirou Shinsaku 94
Daye's mark will still stand
Strikeouts : 312, Richard Pimental (2007, Saskatoon)
Current Leader: Bill Siple, Brooklyn 244
Not a chance.
Zotti League:
Batting Average : .366, Patrick Welch (2002, Kingston)
Current Leader: Shaun Guinn, River Cities .340
Nope.
Homeruns : 51, Joseph Denn (2002, Stockholm)
Current Leader: Robert Fout, River Cities 44
Not this year.
Runs Batted In : 127, John Redman (2004, Virginia)
Current Leader: Ricky Peppers, South Bay 119
This one could fall!
At Bats : 675, George Hale (2004, Walla Walla)
Current Leader: Chet Edwards, River Cities 555
Nothing new here.
Hits : 217, Patrick Welch (2004, Walla Walla)
Current Leader: Chet Edwards, River Cities 183
Sorry, Chet. Try again next year.
Doubles : 49, Gerald Bowers (2003, California)
Current Leader: Michael Salzman, Danville 44
This one could go down.
Triples : 18, Joel Valenti (2004, Austin)
Current Leader: Ricky Peppers, South Bay 10
Not a prayer.
Runs : 141, Frank Nunn (2004, California)
Current Leader: Ricky Peppers, South Bay 104
No new record this year.
Bases On Balls : 125, Matthew Futral (2006, New York )
Current Leader: Manuel Manzo, New York 99
This one's safe.
Stolen Bases : 64, Patrick Welch (2005, Walla Walla)
Current Leader: Chet Edwards, River Cities 54
Nothing new this year.
ERA : 2.22, Troy Nelson (2004, Stockholm)
Current Leader: Sherman Wheeler, River Cities 2.49
This one's not going anywhere.
Games : 112, Mark Deschamp (2004, Walla Walla)
Current Leader: James Arenas, Covington 92
Not this year
Games Started : 46, Frank Osborne (2007, Danville)
Current Leader: Frank Osborne, Danville 35
I don't think anyone's getting this one for a while
Wins : 24, Craig Barmore (2004, Stockholm)
Current Leader: Sherman Wheeler, River Cities 19
Barmore's name lives on in the record books...
Losses : 22, Dane Vos (2004, Austin)
Current Leaders: Three playes tied with 17
... as does Vos'
Saves : 46, Antione Donato (2006, New York )
Current Leader: Junior Cuomo, South Bay 33
No new record this year.
Bases On Balls : 197, Frank Osborne (2007, Danville)
Current Leader: Frank Osborne, Danville 121
Wow! Is that really almost 200 walks in a season??!!
Strikeouts : 343, Frank Osborne (2007, Danville)
Current Leader: Frank Osborne, Danville 256.
No new record, but let me get this straight --
Last year Osborne walked 197 and struck out 343? Did anyone actually hit the ball against him??
Brooklyn Wolves Records
Batting Average : .365, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Miguel Cuesta .298
Homeruns : 54, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Miguel Cuesta 35
Runs Batted In : 129, Roberto Casarez (2005, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Miguel Cuesta 101
At Bats : 668, James Brown (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Juan Melton 575
Hits : 218, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Miguel Cuesta 167
Doubles : 41, Mathew Claypool (2002, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Beau Manning 34
Triples : 11, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Rafael Collaza 6
Runs : 122, Roberto Casarez (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Miguel Cuesta 103
Bases On Balls : 118, Rafael Collazo (2007, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Rafael Collazo 86
Strikeouts : 129, Jonathan Dillow (2007, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Rafael Collazo 101
Stolen Bases : 25, George Rawlins (2003, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Marcus Bond 17
ERA : 2.55, Eric Setliff (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Bill Siple 2.63
Games : 106, Frank Maus (2005, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Johnny Cowherd, 89
Wins : 19, Charles Midgett (2007, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Bill Siple 16
Losses : 12, Hubert Bustillos (2004, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Eric Setliff 10
Saves : 35, Samuel Alfano (2006, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Samuel Alfano, 35
Already tied...
Bases On Balls : 121, Joe Daye (2002, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Eric Setliff 80
Strikeouts : 258, Bill Siple (2007, Brooklyn)
Current Leader: Bill Siple 244
What's amazing about Cuomo is that he has no blown saves, is on a team on pace to win 100 games, and still "only" has 33 saves. I can't figure out why, except that my team just wins too many non-close games.
ReplyDeleteIt's not as if someone has been poaching saves from him. Frank Carroll has 3, and two other guys each have a save, that's it; just 38 saves through mid-September for my 91-win (and counting) team.
Seattle Batting Single Season Records:
ReplyDeleteBatting Average : .348, Gregory Mudge (2005, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, .312. Notably, catcher Waylon Blassingame has a .351 average, but is unlikely to make the 502 PAs necessary to qualify. Record probably safe.
Homeruns : 46, Gregory Mudge (2007, Seattle)
2008: Mudge 28. Record safe.
Runs Batted In : 143, Gregory Mudge (2005, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, 111. Record safe.
At Bats : 667, John Sadao (2003, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, 564. Record safe.
Hits : 227, Gregory Mudge (2005, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, 176. Record safe.
Doubles : 54, Derrick Raglin (2004, Seattle)
2008: 3B John Willer, 45. Record probably safe.
Triples : 12, John Sadao (2003, Seattle)
2008: 2B Francis Armendariz, 4. Record safe.
Runs : 131, Willie Klopp (2005, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, 98. Record safe.
Bases On Balls : 135, Willie Klopp (2004, Seattle)
2008: Klopp, 96. Record safe.
Strikeouts : 142, Gregory Mudge (2007, Seattle)
2008: Mudge, 121. Record safe.
Stolen Bases : 53, Patrick Welch (2006, Seattle)
2008: Wilde, 23. Record safe, although Welch certainly didn't get most of those 53 steals for me, so it's kind of a tainted record.
Rookie Homeruns : 18, Franklin Jackson (2006, Seattle)
2008: Armendariz, 7. Record safe.
Seattle Pitching Single Season Records:
ERA : 2.23, Albert Garcia (2007, Seattle)
2008: Garcia, 2.25 and Peter Bird, 2.31. This record could be broken.
Games : 100, Ryan Jenkins (2002, Seattle)
2008: Mark Deschamp 93 (although many for another team) and Timothy Vallejo, 91. This record could also be broken.
Wins : 21, Steven Jurgens (2003, Seattle)
2008: Bird and Garcia, 16. Record safe.
Losses : 18, Ronald Kirkwood (2003, Seattle)
2008: Gene Icenhour, 10. Record safe.
Saves : 42, Joel Ertel (2005, Seattle)
2008: Samuel Contreras, 24. Contreras (as Ertel before him) had most saves with another team. Even if I kept my opening day closer Pedro Morales though, this record would be safe.
Bases On Balls : 114, Joe Daye (2005, Seattle)
2008: Icenhour, 65. Record safe.
Strikeouts : 274, Hobert Hagerty (2004, Seattle)
2008: Bird, 197. Record safe.