And, with the updating of the league history chart comes the post that probably only interests me. Not very many league-wide team records set this year.
River Cities set a record this year with 331 doubles, besting 2015 Maui's previous mark of 322.
Danville allowed 1,021 runs (6.41 per game), surpassing the mark of the 2016 Los Angeles squad that gave up 1,008 (6.25).
Danville also allowed the most unearned runs in history, 122, more than the 2005 Hickory squad that yielded 115.
Finally, Danville and Maui this year had probably the two worst defenses in league history. Danville posted the lowest fielding percentage ever at .975 and made the most errors with 152. Maui was right behind, second in league history in both categories, with .976 and 150, respectively. (Maui also turned the fourth fewest double plays ever, with 89, nearing the league-low record of 84 by the 2013 New York squad.)
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