2022 PLAYER / PITCHER OF THE WEEK #11

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
OHTANI,Shohei	FRE AL	.478	1.217	7	23	11	2	0	5	7	12	5	6	0	3	2	1

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
MUSGROVE,Joe	CCC AL	2	2	0	0	1.69	16	3	3	6	26	4	0	1	0	0	2

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
SOTO,Juan	BET NL	.588	1.647	5	17	10	1	1	5	8	12	1	7	0	1	0	0

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
GREINKE,Zack	JNE NL	2	2	0	0	0.00	15	0	0	9	15	4	0	0	0	0	0

Columbus Explorers @ Sacramento Capitals
Series Preview:	Sacramento comes to Columbus to give the Explorers a 7 game beat down!!!
Game #1:	6-5 Sacramento going into the 9th – oops we give them 2 more runs and lose 8-5. All 8 Sacramento runs were attributable to homers! WP Rich Hill (2-5) S Casey Sadler (7) a 2.2 inning save! LP Jordan Lyles (4-9) HRs: SAC – Sterling Castro (33), Avisail Garcia (7), Garrett Cooper (3), Manny Pina 2 (10); COL – Perez (17)
Game #2:	Explorers get late inning scoring to win a close one 5-2 even though Sacramento outhit them 8 to 5. LP Ross Detwiler (0-1) WP Kolby Allard (3-10) S Liam Hendriks (12) HRs: SAC – Trey Mancini (8); COL – Charlie Blackmon (2), Salvador Perez (18)
Game #3:	Capital win an easy one 5-1 behind 3 hit performance from Josh Harrison and 2 for 4, 2 rbi game from Michael A. Taylor. Only homer in the game was from Columbus’s Enrique Hernandez (4). WP Steven Matz (8-2) LP J.A. Happ (3-9)
Game #4:	Carlos Matias Martinez back from the DL opens the game as a 1 and gives up 3 runs and bunches of hit in the 1st. Then he gives up and unearned run in the 5th, so he begins to grade up, finally reaching 20. And he’s doing so well that when the Explorers actually tie the score at 4-4, he stays in. 9 innings, 10 innings, into the 11th – but that was too much. Manny Pina opens the 11th with a solo homer (11) and that is enough for Sacramento to win the game as Casey Sadler gets the save. Starter Joe Ross gives up 4 hits, 2 UNEARNED runs in 7 innings (he was upgraded as well). A Salvador Perez 2 run homer in the 8th tied the game. Final 5-4 Capitals. WP Jose Alvarez (2-2) S Sadler (8) LP Martinez (1-5) HRs: SAC – Avasail Garcia (8), Pina (11); COL – Perez (19)
Game #5:	Another game that isn’t over after 9 – as the Explorers can’t hold the lead as Sacramento scores 2 in the 8th to tie it up. Liam Hendriks is getting iffy all of a sudden – but he hangs in for 2.2 innings and when D.J. LaMahieu homers in the 11th for 3 runs, he gets a win. Final 6-3 Columbus in 11 innings Giancarlo Stanton gave it a valiant try with 3 hits (double), but it wasn’t enough. LP Jesse Chavez (0-1) – although he left in the 11th with 1 on (no outs) and Seth Lugo came in and gave up a walk and the big 3 run homer. WP Liam Hendriks (2-0) BS (1)
Game #6:	Columbus has some stellar starters (not) – so let’s go for another EXTRA INNING GAME! 10 innings of fun with Sacramento scoring 1 in the 3rd on a Josh Harrison single. Columbus ties it with a Trevor Story homer in the 5th. Jordan Lyles was doing so well (and upgraded after the 8th) that he stays in to pitch the 9th and 10 (up, too long again). Wilmer Flores leads off the 10th with a walk. Then Yusmeiro Petit comes in and after a sacrifice bunt that moves Flores to 2nd, Harrison gets his 3rd hit of the game, an rbi double. And that was enough to get Sacramento the win, 2-1. WP Casey Sadler (2-1) LP Lyles (4-10) HR: COL – Story (13)
Game #7:	Believe it or not, the finale wasn’t an extra inning affair – but almost! Tony Watson and and Liam Hendriks couldn’t keep a 5-3 lead that Columbus had at the end of 7 innings! Watson comes in in the 8th with 1 out and then walks 2, gives up 2 hits and Sacramento scores 2 runs to tie. Then Hendriks comes in to pitch the 9th to keep it tied and gives up a walk and then a double to Manny Pina to put runners at 2nd and 3rd with 1 out. Garrett Cooper up, grounds hard to 3b – only play was the out at first as the winning run scores. Trey Mancini 3 hits in the game, A.J. Pollock 3 for 4 with a run and 2 rbis and a 2 run homer in the 4th. WP Louis Head (1-1) LP Hendriks (2-1) BS Watson (2) HRs: SAC – Pollock (6); COL – Enrigue Hernandez (5)
Series Summary:	Sacramento takes the series 5 games to 2 – although it could have been different (in either direction) as Sacramento wins 3 1 run games (2 in extra innings) Entertaining series, to say the least.

Chicago Mobsters @ Virginia Sluggers
Series Preview:	Mighty (?) Chicago comes South to face the struggling Virginia Gentlemen.
Game #1:	VIR 9-5 A 4-run 1st and a 4-run 2nd give VIR a lead CHI could not overcome. A.Velazquez get 3 hits and 3 RBI. E.Jimenez has 2 hits, a homer and 3 RBI. T.Williams gets the win, L.McCullers gets the loss and is yanked after the 1st inning.
Game #2:	CHI 7-6 J.Votto hit two 2-run Homers driving in 4 runs. A.Bregman added a 2-run shot, and S.Marte got the other RBI with a 3-3 day. But CHI had to hold on as VIR mounted a comeback with R.Devers;3-run HR, J.Bradley’s 2-run HR and A.Rizzo;s solo shot. Fortunately for CHI, D.Williams and A.Reyes pitched a 1-2-3 8th and 9th to preserve the win.
Game #3:	CHI 9-8 A.Bregman’s Grandslam in the 5th gave CHI a 9-2 lead, but CHI had to rely on Williams and Reyes once again to preserve the victory. VIR was down 9-4 in the 8th when E.Jimenez hit a Grandslam to bring VIR within 1 at 9-8. Enter the bullpen boys, Williams and Reyes. Game over.
Game #4:	VIR 4-3 This time, D.Williams didn’t get his job done. With CHI leading 3-2 in the 8th, B.Reynolds doubled in 2 runs to give VIR the lead and J.Chargois came in to get save #17.
Game #5:	CHI 6-0 An 8th inning single by J.Segura ruined T.Bauer’s bid for a no-hitter. But hey, a 1-hitter ain’t bad. L.Cain went 4-5 scoring 3 and driving in 3 while popping 2 home runs.
Game #6:	CHI 6-2 CHI kept on rolling as they pounded 13 hits and their pitchers ran their shutout innings streak to 16. J.Votto also continued his hot hitting with his 18th homer. L.McCullers atoned for his disastrous game 1 start by throwing 7 innings allowing 3 hits and no runs.
Series Summary:	VIR gave CHI a scare for the first 4 games. However, CHI had too much hitting and too many good, high grade pitchers to lose to a team as bad as VIR. CHI took the series 4-2. Oh,well. Is the season over yet?

Long Beach Dirt Bags @ Selkirk Steelers
Series Preview:	Two first place teams and best records go at it in the NL.
Game #1:	Long Beach scores one in the 9th and win 2-1 over Selkrik and loaisiga as Whitley wins his 5th. LBT 2 SEL 1.
Game #2:	Escobar and Grossman homer as Long Beach wins 12-2. Wheeler wins 8-2.
Game #3:	Sanchez and Profar homer and Cease pitches well. 4-0 Selkirk.
Game #4:	Kiermeyer hits a 2 run double in the 9th to beat Selkirk and Kimbrel 4-3 Long Beach.
Game #5:	Freid throws a shutout with bullpen help as Selkirk wins 1-0 in 12 innings as Semein hits a walkoff double.
Game #6:	Semein and Alonso homer as Chaffin wins his 6th for Selkirk. 6-4.
Series Summary:	Two leader split 6 tough games.

Bethesda Bandicoots @ Rosemere Renegades
Series Preview:	The Bethesda Bandicoots try to stop their downward spiral into the abyss by using the Rosemere Renegades as a last minute handhold.
Game #1:	Only a 5-run 8th inning kept this game from being a complete laugher as the Renegades donated the Bandicoots some runs but it was not enough as the visitors took it 10-7. The Renegades cranked out 17 hits in the process making Mitch Keller’s first of the season memorable for Bethesda, but in a very bad way (like the first time you fell asleep on the beach). Chad Pinder doubled and homered and topped Rosemere with 4 RBIs with Juan Soto being the only reason to watch the game if you were a ‘Coots fan as he launched a pair of homers and drove in four runs. Bethesda, of course, had its prerequisite multi-game injury with starting SS going down for six days. W-Lauer (4-3) Sv.Karinchak (3) L-Keller (0-1) HR-RRG: Pinder (3); BET: Soto 2 (18)
Game #2:	Juan Soto homers twice for the second game in a row but this time it was in a winning effort as the Bandicoots topped the Renegades 8-2. Soto was easily the best guy in the park not serving beer as he collected four hits on the day. Fernando Tatis had three hits for Rosemere. W-Kelly (5-5) L-Weaver (0-1) HR-BET: Schwindel (11), Soto 2 (20), McKenna (3)
Game #3:	Juan Soto didn’t homer but did everything else as he missed the cycle only by the long ball and drove in five runs in a 16-7 Bethesda win. Kyle Seager also had four hits and drove in a pair of runs. Chad Pinder collected three hits for Rosemere. Another injury to Bethesda with Ryan McKenna going down for 3 days. W-Odorizzi (7-3) L-Eovaldi (6-8) HR-RRG: Hoskins (15); BET: McNeil (2)
Game #4:	Juan Soto was back on the homer track with his 5th dinger of the series but her was overshadowed by Frank Schwindel who homered twice and drove in three runs in a 6-3 win. Fernando Tatis had two hits and drove in two runs for Rosemere. W-Gant (3-7) Sv-Tepera (4) L-Gonsolin (0-3) HR-BET: Soto (21). Schwindel 2 (13), Miller (9)
Game #5:	With Juan Soto resting Reid Detmers comes through with just non-putrid enough a start to help the Bandicoots along to a 5-4 squeaker over Rosemere. Detmers missed a lot of bats in this one, racking up 9 Ks in just 5.1 innings. Chad Pinder continued to hit well against Bethesda with two hits and 3 RBIs. Victor Reyes collected three hits and drove in three from the leadoff spot for Bethesda. W-Detmers (1-2) Sv-Antone (7) L-Manoah (4-4) HR-BET:Reyes (3),McNeil (3)
Game #6:	That frickin’ Chad Pinder guy again … Pinder-ella homered in the 5th with a man on to give the Renegades the lead and Eric Lauer did the rest striking out eight in a complete game four hitter that Rosemere took 3-2. W-Lauer (5-3) L-Keller (0-2) HR-RRG: Pinder (4)
Series Summary:	Juan Soto and Frank Schwindel came through in a big way for Bethesda leading them to 4 wins in the 6 games while Eric Lauer easily was the best pitcher in the series with two wins for Rosemere including a gem in the final game.

Tempe Tempers @ Baltimore Comets
Series Preview:	The Tempe Tempers (40-24) 2nd place in the N.L. Central pay a visit to Baltimore to face the Comets (33-31) 3rd place in the N.L. East.
Game #1:	Ozzie Albies has a single, triple, and homerun (#11), knocking in 3, to lead Tempe to the series opening victory. Freddie Freeman added a single and double, scoring 3 times. TEMPERS 4 / 9 / 1 COMETS 2 / 3 / 0 WP – Darvish (8-5) LP – Gray (3-5) S – Enns (5)
Game #2:	Joey Wendle’s 3 run homerun (#4) in the bottom of the 8th, followed by a Harold Ramirez solo shot (#4) cap a Comet comeback. Carson Kelly also went deep for Baltimore (#6). Martinez (#14) and Perez (#5) homer for Tempe. TEMPERS 5 / 12 / 0 COMETS 7 / 10 / 1 WP – Knehr (1-1) LP – Enns (1-1) S – Jansen (15)
Game #3:	Tempe jumps on Comets starter Ryan Yarbrough for 4 runs before making an out as the Tempers roll to a 5-0 win. Adam Wainwright tosses 7 innings of 2 hit, shutout ball, to earn his 8th win of the season. J.D. Martinez homers again, his 15th, and Albert Pujols also homers (#7) for the visitors. TEMPERS 5 / 8 / 1 COMETS 0 / 4 / 0 WP – Wainwright (8-7) LP – Yarbrough (5-4)
Game #4:	For the 2nd consecutive game, Tempe drops a 4 spot in the first. The Tempers wouldn’t stop there, racking up 15 runs in the win. J.D. Martinez homers for the third straight game, knocking in 3. David Peralta added 4 RBIs for Tempe. Freeman (#10), Peralta (#7), and Mateo (#5) hit Tempers homeruns. TEMPERS 15 / 16 / 1 COMETS 3 / 5 / 2 WP – Darvish (9-5) LP – Zimmerman (1-4)
Game #5:	Jorge Polanco’s 2 run homerun (#7) in the bottom of 7th leads the Comets to a 3-1 victory. Hunter Renfroe hit his 14th homerun of the season for Baltimore. Sean Manaea quieted the Tempe bats, pitching 7 strong innings, allowing only a run on 3 hits. TEMPERS 1 / 3 / 0 COMETS 3 / 3 / 0 WP – Manaea (7-4) LP – Kim (1-1) S – Jansen (16)
Game #6:	For the third time in four games, Tempe would score 4 times in the first. The Tempers would build a 7-0 lead behind homeruns from Brantley (#5), Freeman (#11), and Perez (#6). The Comets would chip away … Harold Ramirez would hit a pinch-hit 2 run double in the bottom of the 9th to pull Baltimore within a run, but Dietrich Enns would strike out Joey Gallo, stranding Ramirez at 2nd, to end the game and preserve the game and series win. TEMPERS 7 / 10 / 1 COMETS 6 / 6 / 2 WP – Wainwright (9-7) LP – Gray (3-6) S – Enns (6)
Series Summary:	Tempe wins the series 4-2.

Yonge Street Stalkers @ Fremont Cannons
Series Preview:	AL division leaders match up with Yonge Street making the trip to Fremont. Fremont comes in with a banged-up outfield with Hays and Yastrzemski out for the early part of the series.
Game #1:	Yonge Street kicks off the scoring in the 1st inning with Darin Ruf’s run-scoring triple off of Fremont ace Carlos Rodon. Fremont brings the excitement in the bottom of the first with back-to-back homers from Yoan Moncada and Shohei Ohtani off of Adrian Houser. Ohtani goes deep again in the third to make it 3-1 Fremont. Ohtani comes up again in the 5th with a man on, and sends it over the wall for his third HR in as many at-bats. Fremont takes a 5-1 lead. A Javier Baez sac fly makes it 6-1 in the 6th. Jorge Soler gets one back with a solo HR in the 8th, but a Thairo Estrada dropped ball lets Fremont get a run in the bottom of the inning. Fremont closes out the game 7-2. Shohei Ohtani is the man of the game going 3-3 with 3 HR; after that, he was walked in both remaining AB. The game proved costly for Yonge Street’s roster as Rodin plunks Donovan Solano and Joc Pederson, knocking them out for 20 days and 7 days, respectively. W: Carlos Rodon (7-1) L: Adrian Houser (7-4) HR: YSS- Jorge Soler (14); FRE- Shohei Ohtani 3 (25), Yoan Moncada (6)
Game #2:	Darin Ruf starts the scoring again with a two-run double off of Fremont’s Shonei Ohtani in the 1st. Austin Nola tacks on a solo HR in the seventh to put the Stalkers up 3-0. Some sloppy defense by Yonge Street allows Fremont to finally get to Michael Pineda in the bottom of the seventh to cut it to 3-1. Yulieski Gurriel homers in the eighth to bring it to 3-2. Emmanuel Clase comes on to close it out for the Stalkers. A leadoff double by Javier Baez puts the tying run on second, but Clase gets the next three batters out for the 3-2 Yonge Street win. W: Michael Pineda (3-3) L: Shohei Ohtani (5-2) S: Emmanuel Clase (18) HR: YSS- Austin Nola (2); FRE- Yulieski Gurriel (3)
Game #3:	A Carlos Correa triple and a passed ball help Fremont establish a 2-0 lead in the first off of Nestor Cortes. Javier Baez’s two-run blast in the second put the Cannons up 4-0. Fremont starter Sandy Alcantara was able to limit the Stalkers to just 2 hits and 1 walk in eighth innings Fremont wins 4-0 as Alcantara improves to 9-0. W: Sandy Alcantara (9-0) L: Nestor Cortes (2-3) HR: YSS- none; FRE- Javier Baez (6)
Game #4:	Adam Frazier leads off the game with a homerun against Danny Duffy, and the Stalkers jump out to a 1-0 lead. A groundout and a dropped fly ball help Fremont go on top 2-1 in the 4th. Duffy is pulled after 5 due to an innings limit, and the Fremont bullpen promptly gives up 3 runs in the 6th, helped by Genesis Cabrera walking the first two batters. Max Kepler singles home Javier Baez in the bottom of the sixth, then Shohei Ohtani doubles home Yoan Moncada in the 7th to tie it at 4-4. Austin Nola then doubles in a run in the eighth to put the Stalkers back up 5-4. Emmanuel Clase then comes on and does his thing as Yonge Street wins 5-4. W: Jorge Alcala (3-1) L: Anthony Bender (2-1) BS: YSS- Jorge Alcala (2); FRE- Jake Cousins (1) S: Emmanuel Clase (19) HR: YSS- Adam Frazier (4); FRE- none
Game #5:	Shohei Ohtani gets the scoreboard going with a two-run blast in the first. Fremont tacks on two more in the inning for an early 4-0 lead against Stalkers starter Brady Singer. Jorge Soler answers with a two-run HR in the second off of Zac Gallen to make it 4-2. Shohei Ohtani then brings two more home off a bases-loaded single in the sixth to make it 6-2. The Fremont bullpen is able to close it out for the 6-2 final. W: Zac Gallen (6-3) L: Brady Singer (3-4) HR: Jorge Soler (15); FRE- Shohei Ohtani (26)
Game #6:	Fremont gets on the board first thanks to a Yonge Street error to go up 2-0 in the 4th. Yulieski Gurriel’s run-scoring single in the 5th makes it 3-0 Fremont. Darin Ruf hits a solo HR in the seventh, and the Stalkers are now down 3-1. Giovanny Gallegos comes in to close it down in the ninth, but a Trea Turner 2-run HR ties it up and sends it to extra innings. Things are scoreless until the bottom of the tenth, when a Shohei Ohtani walk and SB sets up Yulieski Gurriel for the game winning single. Carlos Rodon strikes out 11 in the no decision. W: Jake Cousins (3-0) L: Jose Alvarado (0-2) HR: YSS- Trea Turner (12), Darin Ruf(5); FRE- none
Game #7:	Shohei Ohtani blanks the Stalkers in the finale as Fremont wins 5-0, aided by homeruns by Ohtani and James McCann. Ohtani allows only two hits while striking out nine in 8.2 innings. W: Shohei Ohtani (6-2) L: Adrian Houser (7-5) HR: YSS- none; FRE- Shohei Ohtani (27), James McCann (6)
Series Summary:	Fremont takes the series 5-2. The Cannons go 12-17 on stolen base attempts. Yonge Street’s defense helps out the Cannons, committing 9 errors in the series.

Hollywood Werewolves @ Southwest Detroit Fighting Chihuahuas
Series Summary:	Hollywood takes 5 of 6 at Southwest Detroit.

Southbend Lynx @ Cincinnati Skyliners
Series Preview:	Southbend makes it annual journey to Glenn Sample Field for a seven-game showdown with Cincinnati.
Game #1:	SBL 3, CIN 1 – Bo Bichette delivers go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth.
Game #2:	SBL 6, CIN 4 – Bo Bichette paces Lynx offense with three hits, including another homer.
Game #3:	SBL 5, CIN 0 – Freddy Perralta takes a no-no into the ninth before it is broken up, punches out ten batters.
Game #4:	SBL 12, CIN 6 – Lynx tera up Skyliners bullpen for eight runs in last four innings.
Game #5:	CIN 6, SBL 4 – This time Cincinnati bullpen comes through, ending the game with the bases jammed with Southbend runners.
Game #6:	CIN 8, SBL 6 – J.T. Realmuto walks it off with a two-run blast in ninth.
Game #7:	CIN 7, SBL 5 – Wilson Ramos delivers a key two-run homer late for Cincinnati.
Series Summary:	Southbend take four of the seven contests. Bo Bichette was the player of the series, delivering hits in all seven games. He went 12-for-33 (.364 avg), scored six times, cracked a double, two triples and three homers for a .788 slugging percentage and drove in ten runs.

Detroit Crime @ Mesa Solar Sox
Series Preview:	Detroit comes to Arizona and earns a split behind great pitching.
Series Summary:	In the 3 Detroit wins, they held Mesa to 4 runs. In their 3 losses, Mesa scored 16 times.

Tijuana Bottle Rockets @ Dallas Cougars
Series Summary:	Dallas wins the series against the Bottle Rockets 4 games to 3.

Jersey Nor’easters @ Valdosta Snappers
Series Summary:	An ass-kicking of mammoth proportions was meted out to the hapless Snappers. Nor’Easters outscored Valdosta 42-5. One of the Jersey wins was 1-0 in 11 innings and the 374 paid attendees took that as a moral victory for their hometown heroes. Oh, Jersey sweeps 7.

Portland Lumber Jax @ Corktown Cycle
Series Summary:	Portland strolls into Corktown and takes 4 of 6.

Motor City Muscle @ Coconut Creek Crushers
Game #1:	Musgrove is dominant with 1 run and 14 K’s. Schrock gets a spot start and provides big offense as CCC rolls 6-1.
Game #2:	Kaprielian throws 6 shutout innings (again) and the bullpen completes the shutout in a 3-0 CCC win.
Game #3:	Humberto Mejia pitches his best game of the year in a complete game 3-1 MCM win.
Game #4:	Tyler O’neill finally returns from his injury to lengthen a very short CCC lineup. It paid immediate dividends as CCC plates 8 runs in an 8-4 win.
Game #5:	Flexen gives up 3 runs for the first time in a long time. But, it was good enough for him to notch his 10th win. CCC wins 4-3.
Game #6:	Musgrove is dominant again. He K’s 12 and takes a shutout into the 9th before allowing a 2 run homer. Trevino coloses it out for a 3-2 CCC win.
Series Summary:	CCC takes the series 5-1 and evens their season record at 36-36. Musgrove wins twice and K’s 26 batters.

Harsens Island Walleye @ Triple Creek Patriots
Series Preview:	Walleye in Triple Creek….come and get it!
Game #1:	What has 34 hits and 29 runs? Game 1! And they even left 18 left on base. It was a veritable buffet of bad pitching and good hitting which Triple Creek came out on top. HIW 11 TCP 21 W: Wood (1-0) L: Hentges (1-7) ouch
Game #2:	Each team scores 1 in the 9th to end a nail-biter. Well, a 18 hit nail-biter anyway. The batting averages continue to soar in game 2. Espinal 3-5. HIW 3 TCP 4 W: McGee (2-0) L: Taylor (1-1)
Game #3:	Another 1-run game that goes to the home squad. All runs were score in the 4th inning, that is weird. Navarez and Barera each 2-4. Hiura delivered the big blow, a 2-run shot. HIW 2 TCP 3 W: Montas (7-3) L: Steele (5-2) S: Ashby (1)
Game #4:	Patriots tally 11 hits to back Gausman’s 7 innings of 2 hit ball. HIW 1 TCP 4 W: Gausman (7-2) L: Henteges (1-8)
Game #5:	Walleye score 3 in the 1st and hang on for a 1-run win to notch the W, Arenado 3-5 and Hill 3-4 led the charge. Miller drills his 4th homer of the series, Holy Cow! HIW 6 TCP 5 W: Lowther (5-5) L: Wood (3-6) S: Guerra (1)
Game #6:	E Rod throws the dark one all day and hums the Patriot bats to sleep in a CG effort. Lopez 3-4, Engel 2-3 and Naylor 2-4 pace Harsens. HIW 4 TCP 0 W: E. Rodriguez (2-7) L: Kremer (0-2)
Game #7:	Patriots are efficient scoring 6 on 7 hits while Anderson and Staumont stifle Walleye hitters. Triple Creek nag our 5 extra base hits. HIW 2 TCP 6 W: Castellani (0-11) channeling Anthony Young? L: Anderson (2-2)
Series Summary:	Patriots take a fun series 5-2.