2025 PLAYER / PITCHER OF THE WEEK #19

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
SUZUKI,Seiya	GST AL	.476	.810	5	21	10	1	0	2	5	7	6	0	0	1	0	0

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
WHEELER,Zack	DET AL	1	1	0	0	0.00	8	0	0	0	8	1	0	0	0	0	0

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
TOVAR,Ezequiel	ALA NL	.346	.692	6	26	9	0	0	3	5	8	3	0	0	0	0	0

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
PERALTA,Freddy	TEM NL	2	2	0	0	0.68	13	1	1	#	16	1	0	0	0	0	1

Tijuana Bottle Rockets @ Southwest Detroit Fighting Chihuahuas
Summary:	The Southwest Detroit Fighting Chihuahuas jump back into the playoff discussion by taking 5/6 from the Tijuana Bottle Rockets.

Dallas Cougars @ Gainesville Swamp Things
Preview:	Dallas visits Gainesville for 6 as both teams are just trying to get this season over with.
Game #1:	Gainesville 8 Dallas 4W: Y. Cano (3-1) L: B. Miller (5-9) 5.2IP 10H 7R 10KGainesville starter – C. Criswell 5.1IP 4H 4R 1ER 3K
Game #2:	Gainesville 9 Dallas 5W: J. Flaherty (7-10) 5IP 7H 5R 5K L: Z. Plesac (2-11) 4.1IP 7H 7R 2K S: D. Coulombe (5)
Game #3:	Dallas 5 Gainesville 4W: D. Keuchel (5-14) 6.1IP 6H 4R 8K L: Z. Eflin (5-4) 3.2IP 7H 5R 2K S: J. Slaten (15)
Game #4:	Gainesville 5 Dallas 1W: Z. Gallen (4-13) 7IP 4H 1R 7K L: E. Hancock (4-6) 5IP 7H 5R 3ER 4K
Game #5:	Gainesville 4 Dallas 2W: J. Foley (2-3) L: P. Corbin (6-12) 8IP 6H 4R 2ER 7K S: D. Coulombe (6)Gainesville starter – T. Mahle 6.2IP 8H 2R 8K
Game #6:	Dallas 8 Gainesville 4W: S. Hjelle (5-3) L: H. Strickland (1-4)Starter lines – Dallas B. Miller 6.1IP 11H 4R 9K Gainesville C. Criswell 4.1IP 8H 4R 3K
Summary:	Gainesville wins the series 4-2 using their home field advantage to match Dallas with 47 total wins on the year. Gainesville heads to Harsens Island next week and Dallas remains on the road to face division foe Hollywood.

Bethesda Bandicoots @ Selkirk Steelers
Preview:	Two teams in a mid-season battle for wildcard footing.
Game #1:	Joe Musgrove tossed a two-hitter to lead Bethesda to a 2-0 win over Selkirk. Shea Langeliers (solo homer) and Jake Burger (ground out) drove in the two Bethesda runs.
Game #2:	Michael Wacha limited the Steelers to four hits over eight innings in a 3-1 win for the Bandicoots over Selkirk. Pete Alonso singled home Mookie Betts in the 4th inning after Betts led off the inning with a double.
Game #3:	Will Benson and Andrew Vaughn blasted homers to account for five runs in a 7-2 Bethesda win. Marcus Semien (20) went deep for the Steelers.
Game #4:	The Steelers counted four runs in the top of the 7th, but their comeback fell just short as Betehsda hung on to win 6-5. All six Bethesda runs came as a result of homers with Jake Burger leading the hit parade with two while Nick Castellanos and Jake Meyers each had one. Salvador Perez had four hits including a home run- his 12th – to lead Selkirk.
Game #5:	The Steelers pounded the stuffing out of Mitch Keller, scoring eight times in the first three innings in an easy 9-4 win. Justin Turner and Pete Alonso each drove in three runs with home runs. TJ Friedl homered and had two singles and drove in three runs for the Bandicoots.
Game #6:	Max Fried improved to 13-5 after he dominated the Bandicoots for seven innings in a 2-1 win. Fried struck out 10 while allowing just three hits and a walk in seven shutout innings. Tyler Fitzgerald homered to account for the only Bethesda run.
Summary:	Bethesda takes the first four and then reality set in and Selkirk won two straight to end it.

Arboga Rats @ Baltimore Comets
Preview:	Arboga (41-73), 4th place N.L. West visits Baltimore (52-62), 3rd place N.L. East
Game #1:	Quinn Priester and Justin Wrobleski combine for a one-hit shutout as the Comets take the opener 5-0. All 5 Baltimore runs come in the first inning. RATS 0 / 1 / 0 COMETS 5 / 7 / 0 WP – Priester (4-7) LP – Cortes (9-11)
Game #2:	A Jake Bauers solo homerun is the difference, as the Rats even the series with a 2-1 win. Brady Singer tosses 7 2/3 strong innings, holding Baltimore to a run on 3 hits to earn his 6th win of the year. RATS 2 / 5 / 0 COMETS 1 / 3 / 2 WP – Singer (6-14) LP – Stone (8-5) S – Clase (20)
Game #3:	Arboga battles back from an early 6-2 deficit to win a hitfest 11-6. Joshua Lowe has 3 hits, including a homerun, and 3 RBIS, and Jonathan Singleton had two hits and 3 RBIs to lead the Rats’ attack. Maikel Garcia had 4 hits and 2 RBIs for Baltimore. RATS 11 / 15 / 1 COMETS 6 / 16 / 1 WP – Akin (2-1) LP – Wrobleski (0-4)
Game #4:	Behind a pair of 3-run innings, the Comets bounce back to win a 6-3 decision. Jose Soriano allowed 3 runs, all unearned, to win it for Baltimore. RATS 3 / 4 / 0 COMETS 6 /10 / 2 WP – Soriano (5-7) LP – Spence (3-13) S – Kerkering (20)
Game #5:	Albert Suarez scatters 3 runs, 2 earned, and 5 hits over 6 innings and Emmanuel Clase saves his 21st to propel Arboga to a 4-3 victory. RATS 4 / 7 / 3 COMETS 3 / 6 / 0 WP – Suarez (3-8) LP – Montas (7-14) S – Clase (21)
Game #6:	Arboga scores 6 times in the 3rd and its more than enough as the Rats win the series finale, 7-2. Every Rat got a hit in the game, including Ha Seong Kim’s 9th homerun of the season. Sean Bouchard hit his second longball of the year, in the losing effort for Baltimore. RATS 7 / 12 / 2 COMETS 2 / 8 / 3 WP – Cortes (10-11) LP – Priester (4-8) S – Alcala (1)
Summary:	Rats leave town winners of 4 of 6.

Hollywood Werewolves @ Fremont Cannons
Preview:	Hollywood down to the dregs of the pitching staff. Fremont hoping to take advantage while fighting for playoff positioning.
Game #1:	Mason Black (HOL) vs Tarik Skubal (FRE) A mismatch on paper, but Black pitches inspired baseball. The Werewolves get on the board first in the sixth. Joey Loperfido walks, steals 2nd, then comes home on a Masyn Winn double (Winn in thrown out try for a triple). It looks like Fremont might be held in check by the Grade 3, but a Joey Bart 2-run HR in the seventh puts the Cannons up 2-1. PH Aaron Judge leads off the ninth with a walk, but Edwin Uceta comes in and closes out the win, Fremont takes it 2-1. The teams combine for only 5 hits. W: Tarik Skubal (13-3) L: Mason Black (8-11) S: Edwin Uceta (15) HR: HOL- none; FRE- Joey Bart (6)
Game #2:	Cristian Mena (HOL) vs Osvaldo Bido (FRE) Mena’s performance was quite different from Black’s. Fremont scores 1 each in the first, second, and third innings. Mena is chased after 3.2 IP as Fremont gets 4 more in the fourth to go up 7-0. Ketel Marte homer in the sixth gives Hollywood their first runs, but the Cannons come back with 5 in the bottom of the inning with a 3-run HR from Shohei Ohtani and a 2-run HR from Teoscar Hernandez. Fremont keeps piling on and the Cannons go on to win 18-4. Fremont has more runs (18) than hits (17). Ohtani’s homer drought ends with a 4-6, 5 RBI, two-homer day. W: Charlie Morton (10-8) L: Cristian Mena (3-9) HR: HOL- Ketel Marte (26); FRE- Elly de la Cruz (20), Shohei Ohtani 2 (31), Teoscar Hernandez (22), Bo Naylor (6)
Game #3:	Patrick Sandoval (HOL) vs Bailey Ober (FRE) An RBI single from Alejandro Kirk and sac fly from Paul Goldschmidt gets Hollywood on top 2-0 right away in the first. RBI singles from Shohei Ohtani and Teoscar Hernandez in the bottom of the inning tie it at 2 each. In the third, a bases-loaded walk brings one home for Fremont. A sac fly turns into a double play as Aaron Judge nails Carlos Correa at the plate. Judge gets another assist in the fourth as the 9-2-6 double play stops a run. Correa still manages to single in a run to make it 4-2 Fremont. Sandoval loads the bases but gets the final out. A run-scoring groundout in the sixth bumps it to 5-2, though another Fremont run is snuffed out at the plate on a grounder to Masyn Winn. An error sets up Victor Scott II ‘s RBI single in the seventh to get one back for the Werewolves, but Jose Iglesias responds with an RBI double in the bottom of the inning. Going to the ninth at 6-3, things get dicey for Fremont. A walk to Judge loads the bases. Alejandro Kirk singles one home but they hold the runner at third. Edwin Uceta comes on to face Paul Goldschmidt and strikes him out. Fremont wins 6-4. Sandoval gave up a whopping 14 hits and 5 walks in just 5.2 IP. Jose Iglesias goes 4-5 with two doubles from the leadoff spot. Joey Bart had two passed balls in the game. W: Bailey Ober (10-5) L: Patrick Sandoval (2-11) S: Edwin Uceta (16) HR- none
Game #4:	Kyle Hendricks (HOL) vs Carlos Rodon (FRE) Fremont puts up a 5-spot in the second to take the early lead, despite a run getting cut down at the plate by Matt Chapman. The Cannons add four more in the sixth and one in the seventh and go on to win 10-0. Rodon strikes out 13 in the CGSO. W: Carlos Rodon (10-7) L: Kyle Hendricks (6-11) HR- none
Game #5:	Jack Kochanowicz (HOL) vs Jared Koenig (FRE) Fremont strikes in the second with back-to-back doubles followed by a Nolan Gorman HR to go up 3-0. Koenig loads the bases in the third and Ketel Marte unloads them with a grand slam to give Hollywood the 4-3 lead. The Werewolves look to tack on another run but Byron Buxton throws out Matt Chapman at the plate to end the inning. Fremont retakes the lead in the fourth off of a Mike Yastrzemski 2-run HR. Carlos Correa singles in another for the Cannons in the seventh to go up 6-4. The Werewolves fail to get another baserunner the rest of the way. Fremont wins 6-4. Kochanowicz struck out 12 in the loss. W: Jared Koenig (4-0) L: Jack Kochanowicz (1-6) S: Scott Alexander (1) HR: HOL- Ketel Marte (27); FRE- Mike Yastrzemski (15), Nolan Gorman (15)
Game #6:	Mason Black (HOL) vs Osvaldo Bido (FRE) Vladimir Guerrero Jr. singles in Shohei Ohtani in the first. Black then loads the bases and walks in a run for an early 2-0 lead. Black leaves with a wrist injury after 3.1 IP (11 day injury). In the fifth inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Teoscar Hernandez homer back-to-back to give the Cannons a 4-0 lead. After a walk to Matt Chapman, Paul Goldschmidt sends one out of the yard to cut the lead to 4-2. Mike Yastrzemski adds in a 2-run HR for insurance in the seventh and the Cannons win the finale 6-2. Guererro Jr. goes 3-4 with a HR, 3 R, and 2 RBI. W: Charlie Morton (11-8) L: Mason Black (8-12) HR: HOL- Paul Goldschmidt (11); FRE- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (17), Teoscar Hernandez (23), Mike Yastrzemski (16).
Summary:	Fremont sweeps 6-0, a rarity against Hollywood. The Cannons out-homer the Werewolves 11-3. Next week, Hollywood goes home to host Dallas, while Fremont travels to Chicago for a big showdown.

Tempe Tempers @ Yucaipa Road Runners
Preview:	YUC ready for a full on shellackin.
Game #1:	YUC 2-1 Surprise! Surprise! Suprise!
Game #2:	TEM 2-0
Game #3:	TEM 5-1
Game #4:	TEM 9-2
Game #5:	YUC 8-5
Game #6:	TEM 5-2
Summary:	TEM wins series 4-2, TEM graciously allows YUC to stumble to 2 wins to keep them honest.

Alamo Defenders @ Valdosta Snappers
Summary:	Defenders take 4 of 6 in a fairly entertaining series, what with all the errors and bad pitching for the Snappers.

Prairie Falcons @ Long Beach Dirt Bags
Summary:	Prairie Falcons takes 5 of 6 from the Long Beach Dirt Bags.

Chicago Mobsters @ Corktown Cycle
Preview:	The Mobsters come in as heavy favorites, but the home team could make things interesting if their bats get hot. Expect competitive games, but the edge goes to Chicago.
Game #1:	The Corktown Cycle edged out the Chicago Mobsters in a tense 4-3 victory. The game began with drama as Corktown starter Tanner Bibee exited with an injury before facing a batter, forcing Mike Soroka into early action. Corktown jumped ahead 2-0 in the first, but Chicago quickly responded, tying the game in the third. The Mobsters took a 3-2 lead in the fifth on Yordan Alvarez’s RBI double, but Ben Rice answered with a solo homer for Corktown, and Jazz Chisholm’s RBI double put the Cycle back on top 4-3. Both bullpens held firm, with Corktown’s Brenan Hanifee escaping a ninth-inning jam after Dylan Moore’s leadoff triple. Hanifee retired the next three batters to secure the win. Corktown’s aggressive baserunning (four steals) and timely hitting proved decisive, while Chicago’s late rally fell just short. Final Score: Corktown 4 – Chicago 3 Win: Bryce Jarvis 2-1 (4.34) Loss: Seth Lugo 14-6 (2.52) Save: Brenan Hanifee #14
Game #2:	The Chicago Mobsters jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, defeating the Corktown Cycle 8-4. Chicago struck for three runs in the second inning, capitalizing on a hit batter, a walk, and an injury to Yordan Alvarez, who was forced out after being hit by a pitch. The Mobsters added two more in the fourth, aided by Corktown’s defensive miscues, and tacked on runs in the fifth and sixth to build an 8-0 advantage. Bowden Francis was dominant on the mound for Chicago, striking out 11 over 6.1 innings and allowing just one run. Corktown rallied for three runs in the seventh, highlighted by a two-run single from Kelenic, but the Mobsters’ bullpen held firm. Despite some late pressure, Chicago closed it out with solid relief work from Williams and Jax. Corktown’s starter Bryan Bello struggled, taking the loss. Final Score: Chicago 8 – Corktown 4 Win: Bowden Francis 11-2 (2.39) Loss: Bryan Bello 7-11 (5.44)
Game #3:	The Corktown Cycle jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, defeating the Chicago Mobsters 6-2. Luisangel Acuña set the tone in the first inning with a two-run homer, and Nathaniel Lowe added a solo shot in the second to make it 3-0. Chicago got on the board in the third with a sacrifice fly from Jackson Chourio, but Corktown responded with a big fifth inning, capitalizing on a bases-loaded walk and a costly error by Willy Adames to plate three more runs. Chicago managed to scratch across another run in the sixth, but Corktown’s pitching staff, led by Luis Ortiz, kept them in check the rest of the way. Ortiz went 5.2 innings, allowing just two runs and earning his ninth win of the season. Hunter Brown took the loss for Chicago, surrendering six runs (four earned) over 5.2 innings. Final Score: Corktown 6 – Chicago 2 Win: Luis Ortiz 9-6 (2.28) Loss: Hunter Brown 3-5 (3.63)
Game #4:	The Chicago Mobsters dominated the Corktown Cycle with a convincing 12-4 victory. Chicago jumped ahead early, scoring four runs in the second inning, highlighted by Dylan Moore’s two-run homer and a steady stream of hits off struggling starter Jose Berrios. The Mobsters kept the pressure on, adding runs in the third and fourth, while Logan Gilbert cruised through six strong innings, allowing just one run and three hits. Corktown’s offense was mostly quiet until the seventh, when Jazz Chisholm’s two-run homer briefly narrowed the gap, but Chicago responded with a four-run eighth to put the game out of reach. Luis Arraez led the Mobsters with three hits and multiple RBIs, while Garver added a solo homer. Chicago’s bullpen held firm, and the Mobsters’ offense racked up 15 hits in total. With this win, Chicago continues their strong season, while Corktown’s struggles persist. Final Score: Chicago 12 – Corktown 4 Win: Logan Gilbert 17-5 (2.21) Loss: Jose Berrios 1-13 (4.36)
Game #5:	The Chicago Mobsters jumped out to a commanding lead in the top of the first, with Yandy Díaz launching a two-run homer and Alex Bregman following up with a two-run shot of his own, staking Chicago to a quick 4-0 advantage over Corktown. The Mobsters added to their tally in the fourth when Julio Rodríguez blasted a two-run homer, pushing the lead to 6-0. Chicago’s offense was relentless early, but the real story was Bryce Miller’s dominance on the mound. Miller carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning, ultimately allowing just one hit and shutting out Corktown with a masterful performance. Corktown’s bats were stifled all night, managing only a single infield hit and never threatening to score. Colin Rea struggled for Corktown, surrendering six runs in four innings. Chicago’s early fireworks and Miller’s brilliance sealed a decisive victory. Final Score: Chicago 6 – Corktown 0 Win: Bryce Miller 11-5 (2.01) Loss: Colin Rea 5-9 (4.62)
Game #6:	The Chicago Mobsters rallied late to defeat the Corktown Cycle 3-1 in a tightly contested matchup. Corktown struck first with a solo home run by J.J. Bleday in the bottom of the first, and both starters—Seth Lugo for Corktown and Brandon Pfaadt for Chicago—kept the offenses in check through the middle innings. Chicago tied the game in the sixth when Julio Rodriguez, pinch-running, scored on a double by Luis Arraez. The Mobsters broke the tie in the ninth: Jackson Chourio’s aggressive baserunning and a clutch RBI single by Dylan Moore put Chicago ahead, and Rodriguez added insurance with an RBI double. Corktown threatened in the bottom of the ninth, but the Mobsters’ bullpen—Hunter Gaddis, Devin Williams, and Aroldis Chapman—shut the door, stranding runners in scoring position and sealing the win. Final Score: Chicago 3 – Corktown 1 Win: Hunter Gaddis 3-2 (1.51) Loss: Bryce Jarvis 2-2 (4.76) Save: Aroldis Chapman #24
Summary7	The much-anticipated series between the Chicago Mobsters and Corktown Cycle lived up to its billing, delivering a blend of drama, dominant pitching, and explosive offense across six fiercely contested games. Entering as heavy favorites, the Mobsters ultimately proved their mettle, but Corktown’s resilience ensured the series was anything but a walkover. Corktown set the tone early, eking out a tense 4-3 win in the opener despite losing starter Tanner Bibee to injury before he threw a pitch. Aggressive baserunning and clutch hits, including a solo homer from Ben Rice and a key double by Jazz Chisholm, helped the Cycle edge past Chicago’s late rally. Chicago responded emphatically, riding Bowden Francis’s 11-strikeout performance to an 8-4 victory in Game 2, then unleashing a 12-4 offensive onslaught in Game 4, powered by Dylan Moore’s homer and a 15-hit barrage. The Mobsters’ bats stayed hot, with Yandy Díaz, Alex Bregman, and Julio Rodríguez all going deep in a 6-0 shutout in Game 5, highlighted by Bryce Miller’s near no-hitter—he carried it into the eighth, allowing just one infield single. Corktown refused to fold, taking Game 3 behind early home runs from Luisangel Acuña and Nathaniel Lowe, and a strong outing from Luis Ortiz. But Chicago’s depth and late-game execution shone in the finale: after falling behind early, the Mobsters rallied in the ninth with aggressive baserunning and clutch hits from Dylan Moore and Julio Rodríguez to secure a 3-1 win. Key highlights included Corktown’s four stolen bases in the opener, Chicago’s relentless early-inning power, and Miller’s dominant mound performance. While Corktown’s bats showed flashes, Chicago’s pitching and timely hitting ultimately tipped the balance, reaffirming their status as the team to beat. The Cycle made things interesting, but the Mobsters’ edge in depth and execution carried the day.

Coconut Creek Crushers @ Titusville Super Sonics
Preview:	The AL West leading Coconut Creek Crushers visit the Titusville Super Sonics for a competitive divisional matchup as the Super Sonics look to rebound from a tough series against Fremont.
Summary:	Titusville stuns Coconut Creek at home. Taking four of six from the Crushers as the Super Sonics look to use this as a turning point for a playoff push.

Detroit Crime @ Cincinnati Skyliners
Preview:	The Detroit Crime come to Glenn Sample Field for a six-game set with the Cincinnati Skyliners.
Game #1:	DET 4, CIN 2
Game #2:	DET 3, CIN 2
Game #3:	DET 3, CIN 0 Combined no-hitter for Detroit. Zach Wheeler goes eight and allows just two walks.
Game #4:	DET 8, CIN 6
Game #5:	CIN 4, DET 0 Bailey Ober throws a complete game two-hitter with no walks and eight strikeouts.
Game #6:	CIN 2, DET 0
Summary:	Detroit wins the series, four games to two. Cincinnati does not have a lead in the series until game five.

Tampa Bay Expos @ Triple Creek Patriots
Summary:	Patriots take 4 of 5 but it was not easy. With the advantage hurler-wise the Expos kept fighting every game and it was a heckuva battle.

Sacramento Capitals @ Columbus Explorers
Preview:	The best of the NL – Sacramento – comes to Columbus for 6 game beat down, while the Explorers try to keep a hold on a surprising possibility of a playoff spot. And Tobias Myers gets the bookend games – and we see not one, but two 1-0 gems!! POWeek?? Well, let’s see …..
Game #1:	Well – Tobias Myers tosses a 3 hit CB shutout to open the series and the games only run came in the 1st on a Dalton Varsho rbi single (2 hits in the game). Simeon Woodsrichardson was tough as well, 6.1 innings, 5 hits, 1 run and the bullpen was perfect as well, but COLUMBUS takes the opener 1-0!
Game #2:	Then the inevitable started happening – Sacramento scores 2 in the first ad Kris Carpenter smacks a 2 run homer (8). Later he drives in 2 more on a double for a 4 rbi day and SACRAMENTO takes game 2, 5-2. Tyler Glasnow goes to 13-2 on a 4 hitter (6.1 IP)
Game #3:	Another 2 run Kris Carpenter 1st inning homer (9) gets this one going – and he drives in 3 on the day. And for the 2nd day in a row, Brent Rooker homers (40) and drives in 2. Meanwhile Chris Sale goes 7 innings, 11 ks, 4 hits and NO runs and the CAPITALS run away with this one 7-0!
Game #4:	Sacramento makes it 3 in a row when the score 3 in the 2nd and another in the 4th. Columbus gets a 2 run Dalton Varsho homer (9) in the 4th to make it 4-2, but Shota Imanga (7.2 ip WP 16-3) and the bullpen keep Columbus scoreless the rest of the way as the CAPITALS win it 4-2!
Game #5:	But the streak ended there – but it took a while for it to happen. Sacramento got up 3-0 after 3, but Columbus rallyed for 3 in the 5th to tie it up. Then both teams scored 2 in the 8th and the game went into extra innings. And a Daulton Varsho two out walk-off single in the 11th wins it 6-5 for COLUMBUS setting the stage a game 6 chance to even things up.
Game #6:	And – as promised it was another 1-0 game with Tobias Myers on the mound. He and Simeon WoodsRichardson again squared off – this time WR gives up nothing in 7.2 innings (2 hits). But in the 5th – Myers was having a bit of control issues and a HBP a single (only 3 hits) and 2 walks – tallied a run for Sacramento. Cowser got the rbi walk. Myers went 8, 3 hits, 7 ks, but that that 1 run did him in this time as SACRAMENTO won the finale 1-0!
Summary:	Sacramento is the team to beat – they can be beat, but only if all cylinders are functioning for your team and your pitching is in overdrive. Capitals take a thrilling series 4 games to 2. They go home to host Arboga while Columbus goes on the road to Selkirk!

Harsens Island Walleye @ Motor City Muscle
Summary:	Harsens Island Walleye take 5 of 6 from the hometown Motor City Muscle.