Thursday, June 30, 2022

Fwd: JULY 2022 APBA NEWSLETTER MAR 1 2022, Northern Virginia APBA Baseball League


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From: 'Jef' via NVABL <nvabl@googlegroups.com>
Date: Thu, Jun 30, 2022, 6:35 PM
Subject: JULY 2022 APBA NEWSLETTER MAR 1 2022, Northern Virginia APBA Baseball League
To: nvabl@googlegroups.com <nvabl@googlegroups.com>


 
                                         JULY 2022 APBA NEWSLETTER  Northern Virginia APBA Baseball League



After 3 months of play the league has divided like an amoeba, with 7 teams above .500, 4 teams in the hunt for the Hamner, and one (ROS) in no-man's land. Trades followed this template, with the have-nots moving pieces to the above .500 teams as both groups position themselves for more desirable outcomes. I like GRT trading for Crone-zone and DEL getting another useful starter. Both teams slipped from first and these trades should help, though ARL made a trade of their own to try and maintain separation. PGH was silent, alone among the leaders in standing pat, though they have time to make deals. 

Down in the basement with STO (the name of my podcast) , ALI, The King of Tanking SEA,, and shocking STE, it is a total toss-up on who gets the #1. We've been seeing a surprising surge in offense by STO. We bombed poor Bob and ROS for 34 runs last meeting. That is not the STO way. If we go back to our normal 8-12 runs per series we can be in the mix for the #1. If not, It looks like SEA all the way. Who will Chad take? No Mike Trout's this year. 

Everybody made their 40 games played, that's very good. The next check-point is 60 games at the end of August. That can be an issue as a lot of guys slow down in the summer.  Keep up with your games played because the deadline after 8/31 is 9/30 with 16 more games needing to be played for a total of 76. 

Turning to the MLB, this week teams will pass the half-way mark in games played. There are only 4 guys left with OPS over 1000, including former Druid Paul Goldschmidt, now of the ancient rivals DEL. Tony Gonsolin leads the majors in ERA at an astonishing 1.58, or about a 22 in our league. Gonsolin is the property of WRC.

Have a happy 4th!


Dwight Hamner
 

June
STO sends Charlie Morton to DEL for DEL #4
STO sends Craig Kimbrell to STO for Codi Heuer, PLY #4
ARL sends Tyler Duffey, Nate Lowe, ARL #2, ARL#9 to SEA for Dominic Leone, Kolten Wong
PLY sends Kevin Newman, PLY #8 to SEA for Miguel Rojas, WCR #9
SEA sends Jake Cronenworth, PLY #5 to GRT for Luis V. Garcia, GRT #2
PLY sends PLY #6 to ALI for Dom Smith, ALI #9

Coastal Division
WL%GB
Arlington2515.625--
Great Valley3224.5711
Delphi2317.5752
Stonehenge2028.4179
Sterling1628.36411
Seacoast1533.31314
Piedmont Division
WL%GB
Pittsburgh3220.615--
Plymouth2717.6141
Oakton2523.5215
Warren County3129.5175
Roswell2630.4648
Aliquippa2028.41710

9 teams Played 500 or above in the month of JUNE
GRT went 12 and 8 took 2 series and split the other 3
OAK went 11 and 9 took 2 series, split 2 and lost 1
ROS went 11 and 9 took 2 series, split 2 and lost 1
WCR went 7 and 5 , swept one, split one and lost 1 
ARL went 5 and 3 took one and split 1
PGH went 8 and 8 , swept one, split one and lost 2 series
PLY went 6 and 6, took 1, split 1 and lost 1
STP went 6 and 6 , splitting all 3 series
STO went 4 and 4 , winning one and losing one 

the hardest schedules for the month, were ...
ALI played 5 series, but 4 were vs teams over 500, and Jerry took 2 of those series!
DEL played 4 series, 3 were against teams over 500 , but lost 2 of those 3 series
PGH played 4 series, 3 vs teams over 500 and lost 2 of those series
GRT played 5 series , 3 against teams over 500 and took 2 of those series
WCR played 3 series, 2 vs teams over 500, took one and split the other
PLY played 3 series, 2 vs teams over 500 , won one and split one 
STP played 3 series, 2 vs teams over 500 , and split both of them

June
OAK 2@STP 2
GRT 3@DEL 1
ALI 1@ROS 3
WCR 1@PLY 3
ROS 3@DEL 1
OAK 3@DEL 1
PGH 1@GRT 3
PLY 2@DEL 2
ALI 3@OAK 1
PGH 1@ARL 3
OAK 3@STO 1
GRT 2@ALI 2
WCR 2@PGH 2
ROS 2@STP 2
ARL 2@STP 2
WCR 4@ALI 0
STO 3@ROS 1
OAK 2@GRT 2
PLY 1@ALI 3
PGH 4@SEA 0



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Tuesday, June 28, 2022

Woulda Coulda Shoulda

Stathead Spotlight

Rockies starter Chad Kuhl is just the 10th pitcher to throw a shutout at Coors Field while allowing three hits or fewer.

PlayerHDateTeamOpp
Chad Kuhl32022‑06‑27COLLAD
Germán Márquez12021‑06‑29COLPIT
Chad Bettis22016‑09‑05COLSFG
Tyler Matzek32014‑09‑05COLSDP
Kevin Millwood22012‑05‑18SEACOL
Roy Oswalt12008‑09‑06HOUCOL
Jeff Francis22006‑07‑24COLSTL
Sun‑Woo Kim32005‑09‑24COLSFG
Hideo Nomo01996‑09‑17LADCOL
Pat Rapp11995‑09‑17FLACOL

See the full list on Stathead.com