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Season 7: Playoffs
Below: Seed, Team, Record, Total Runs Scored - Runs Allowed Semifinal and Championship both played April 19th
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#1 Empty Pitchers 21 #8 Big Ballas 1 #4 Tappa Kegga Brew 11 #5 Warriors 7 |
#1 Empty Pitchers vs #4 Tappa Kegga Brew |
Championship Game |
#7 Finish Strong vs #6 1st Round Draft |
#2 Band-Aids 8 #7 Finish Strong 10 #3 Butter Up 7 #6 1st Round Draft 9 |
Band-Aids L 4-16 @ Empty W 17-16 Butter W 13-11 War W 20-7 Balls W 20-7 @ Strong W 22-2 High W 26-0 @ Round 59 +65 |
FinStrng W 10-9 Balls L 7-11 Empty W 10-2 @ High L 9-20 War L 7-20 Band L 11-12 @ Round L 11-12 @ Butter 87 -23 |
BigBallas L 9-10 @ Strong L 10-26 Round L 3-23 @ Empty L 7-20 Band L 2-14 Butter L 8-22 War W 21-1 High 115 -54 |
1stRdDft L 11-12 @ High W 26-10 @ Balls L 14-21 Butter L 20-28 Empty W 13-9 @ War W 12-11 Strong L 0-26 Band 109 -21 |
HighRollers W 12-11 v Round L 10-14 @ War L 2-10 Strong L 8-13 Butter L 0-16 @ Empty L 2-24 @ Band L 1-21 @ Balls 109 -74 |
Butter Up W 26-8 @ War L 16-17 Band W 21-14 @ Round W 13-8 @ High W 14-2 Balls L 14-27 Empty L 11-12 Strong 88 +28 |
Warriors L 8-26 v Butter W 14-10 High L 11-13 @ Band W 20-9 @ Strong L 9-13 Round W 22-8 @ Balls W 14-12 @ Empty 91 +7 |
Empty Pitchers: 133 runs for, 62 runs allowed, +71 overall
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Recap: Big Balla Bustin
June 28th,'09 - 3 innings:
Empty Pitchers 21, Big Ballas 1 BB: 0 1 0 = 1 EP: 4 9 8 = 21 The ol' Pitchers flip last week's total of 12 runs score to end the early game mercifully under an oppressive hot, muggy early summer night. The sun didn't seem to affect the left side of our defense as in previous weeks and Ron found no difficulty locating the plate. The Ballas scored their only run on a bases-loaded deep grounder to 3B, which Jamie scooped and then stomped to get the sure second out of the inning. The next batter's grounder ended the inning. The Pitchers had threatened to blow the big ballas bubble earlier in the first by loading the bases only to have consecutive batters fly out. Keith, off an 0-4 portrait the week earlier, delivered the big two out hit to give the Pitchers a cushion before taking the field in the second. Keith continued was the big RBI man for the night with four while going 3-3. Ron's night of perfection, his last of the season as he and Connie travel on the 12th, included turning 4 doubles into 3 triples with aggressive baserunning (and speed). The gameball goes to Jamie's little glove, which Ron had to use while his glove was in a top-secret shop. Web gem: After several long weeks, Jamie goes errorless at 3B, participating in three of the nine outs. Ron recorded four and Andrew the other two with Jami. Gone (sub): Ruthie (Melissa), Jason (none), Sarah (none) Notes: Big Ballas manager Art is alright - we'll be scrimmaging with them before next season; Courtney's first two singles went a combined distance of 28 inches, eventually scoring on both; pterodactyriffic: Ron 4-4, Andrew & Keith 3-3. Scouted: Tough to scout since the Ballas batters each only batted once; good 1B; outfielders didn't get a chance to get under many of our hits though relays were a problem which Ron took full advantage of. The ball and plate know if you're thinking about stats while batting. Walks are counted as hits. Reaching on errors and fielders choices sadly aren't counted as hits. BB = walk HR = homerun pu = stinky pop up R = run RBI = run batted in
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Plan B's Lee emailed his TKB scouting:
Andrew's Condo for Rent
The publisher of the cards has apologized and reissued the card without the profanity, though some of the old ones may still pop up.
Collectors have valued the error card around $150.00, according to bidding on Ebay.
This isn't the first time an obscenity has made it's way onto a card. In 1989, the youngest Ripken had his card promptly replaced and he finally 
New classic player cards
Injuries
Recaps
Tibetan Mountain Monk says:
The like tap above, this team can pour it on in many different ways.
Few of us stayed in the heat to scout Warriors for weaknesses and Kappa for dangers. Here's what we saw along with Lee's notes from Plan B's game:
They have a couple of guys (the two at the beginning of their lineup) that can hit to all parts of the field. Leadoff hitter can hit the fence so play the track on him. Their girls can hit, not with power but can get the ball over the infield.
Their center fielders are a little weak defensively. The girl in right field can catch if it is hit to her (I flyed out to her twice). Their shortstop is really good, he's a play maker. The pitchers throws mostly a reverse spin.
It's always a good idea to protect your expensive tap from some vagabond or some merci-ruled opponent who is drinking at your party.
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