2016 Media Guide

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June 2016 Dear New York-Penn League Fans: It is a pleasure to have you join us in sharing another exciting season of New York-Penn League baseball. Now in our 78th season, we take great pride in being the premier Short-Season league, and the oldest, continuously-operated CLASS A league, in Minor League Baseball. The New YorkYorkPenn League’s 14 clubs have spent the o-season hard at work preparing to bring you another season full of lasting memories. The clubs’ past success has never been more transparent after 1,590,750 fans walked through the gates last season. This was the 15th consecutive season that the New York-Penn League surpassed 1.5 million fans. The action on the eld was equally historic. The West Virginia Black Bears (an aliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates), in its inaugural season in Morgantown, WV, made the NYPL playos as the Wild Card club and then defeated the Williamsport Crosscutters, an aliate of the Philadelphia Phillies and Pinckney Division Champions, in the semi-nal series and then defeated the Staten Island Yankees, an aliate of the New York Yankees and McNamara Division Champions, in the nal series. In the 11th annual New York-Penn League All-Star Game, which was hosted by the  Aberdeen Ironbirds (an aliate of the Baltimore Orioles) at Ripken Stadium, the North All-Stars beat the South by a score of 4-2. Tri-City Valley Cats rst baseman and Houston Astros prospect Dexture McCall, as the North’s designated hitter, hit a two-run double in a three-run rst inning to win the TOP the TOP STAR AWARD. The action o-theo-the- eld during the past winter was also exciting. Tri-City ValleyCats President and Principal Owner William (Bill) Gladstone was named the 2015 KING OF BASEBALL at the Baseball Winter Meetings Banquet on Sunday, December 6, 2015, in Nashville, TN. The KING OF BASEBALL is a long-standing award and tradition in which Minor League Baseball recognizes a veteran of professional baseball for longtime dedication and service. In addition to serving on the New York-Penn League’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee, Bill also served as the NYPL’s representative on Minor League Baseball’s Board of Trustees for 12 years, and was a member of several committees, including chairman of Minor League Baseball’s nance committee. Minor League Baseball’s President & CEO Pat O’Conner said, “Bill’s passion for the game of baseball and his presence and input on the Board of Trustees helped grow the Minor League Baseball brand across the th e country.”  country.”  In 2016, we expect expect more great action on the eld. The 12th annual New York-Penn League AllStar Game will be hosted h osted by the Hudson Valley Renegades (an aliate of the Tampa Tampa Bay Rays) at Dutchess Stadium, Stadium, located in Wappingers Falls, NY, on Tuesday, August 16th. Thank you for joining us this season and helping helpin g the New York-Penn York-Penn League continue its tradition as the most prestigious Short-Season league in professional baseball. Very truly yours, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE

Ben J. Hayes

 

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NEW YORK-PENNSYLVANIA PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE 204 37TH AVENUE NORTH, NO. 366  ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33704 Phone: 727-289-7111 • Fa Fax: x: 727-683-9691 Website: www.newyork www.newyork-pennleague.com -pennleague.com President:

Ben Hayes

League Administrator: Laurie Hayes

President Emeritus:

Hon. Robert Julian

Schedule Maker:

Johns Hopkins University

Treasurer:

Jon Dandes

Corporate Secretary:

Doug Estes

League Historian:

Charlie Wride

League Intern:

Makenzie Burrows

League Directors:

Glenn Valis (Aberdeen) Mike Voutsinas (Auburn) Naomi Silver (Batavia) Steve Cohen (Brooklyn) E. Miles Prentice (Connecticut) Marvin Goldklang (Hudson Valley) Jon Dandes (West Virginia) TBD (Lowell) Michael Savit (Mahoning Valley) Chuck Greenberg (State College) Glenn Reicin (Staten Island) William L. Gladstone (T (Tri-City) ri-City) Kyle Bostwick (Vermont) Peter Freund (Williamsport)

Schedule:

76 Games (per team)

Opening Date:

June 17, 2016

Closing Date:

September 5, 2016

 All-Star Game:

Tuesday, August 16, 2016 at Dutch Dutchess ess Stadiu Stadium, m, Wappinger Wappingerss Falls, New York 

League Statistician:

Baseball Advanced Media 75 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10111 Phone: 212-485-3444

Division Structure:

Maho ning Valley, Valley, State College, Pinckney: Auburn, Batavia, West Virginia, Mahoning Pinckney: Auburn, Williamsport McNamara: Aberdeen, McNamara:  Aberdeen, Brooklyn, Hudson Valley, Valley, Staten Island necticut, Lowell, Tri-City ri-City,, Vermont Stedler: Connecticut, Stedler: Con

Playo Format:

Division champions and wild-card team meet in best-of-3 seminals. Winners meet in best-of-3 series for league championship.

Roster Limits:

35 active

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2014 AND 2015 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE TOTAL ATTENDANCE Openings Club

2014 Tot

2015 Tot

Change

2014

2015

150,300

151,758

1,458

36

36

4,175

4,216

 Auburn

44,640

50,670

6,030

36

36

1,240

1,408

Batavia

33,376

32,221

-1,155

35

35

954

921

231,628

230,658

-970

37

37

6,260

6,234

78,118

78,588

470

37

34

2,111

2,311

Hudson Valley

159,084

163,767

4,683

37

37

4,300

4,426

Lowell

165,129

140,468

-24,661

38

37

4,346

3,796

Mah. Valley

109,545

111,079

1,534

35

37

3,130

3,002

State Colleg College e

134,927

127,775 127, 775

-7,152

37

38

3,647

3,36 3 3,363

Staten Island

122,442

119,195

-3,247

36

37

3,401

3,221

Tri-Cit ri-City y

161,171

153,692

-7,479

38

36

4,241

4,269

84,091

83,002

-1,089

37

37

2,273

2,243

-

83,796

-

-

37

-

2,265

61,249

64,081

2,832

35

36

1,750

1,780

 Aberdeen

Brooklyn Connecticut

 Vermont West Virginia Williamsport

2014 2015

Average

2015 Total Attendance .............. ............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ..........................1,590, ..........1,590,750 750 2015 All-Star Game Attendance (Aberdeen, MD).............. MD) ............................. .............................. ..........................3,622 ...........3,622 2015 Playo Attendance (7 Games).......... Games)......................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ...................7 ...7,786 ,786

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NYPL Scholarship Program The NYPL Scholarship Program is open to any graduating senior from a public or private high school within the league’s footprint, who has been accepted at any two or fourfour-year year college or university university,, vocational or technical education institution. Applicants will be judged based on academic performance, volunteer and extracurricular activities, and the impact their local NYPL club and Minor League Baseball has had on their lives. The Scholarship Program consists of two stages - a local round and the league round. Students apply directly to their their local NYPL NYPL team in the local round and one applicant is chosen by each of the 14 clubs to advance to the league round. The 14 local winners compete for three $2,500 scholarships and the other eleven local winners receive $250 each for books.  “The New York ork-Penn -Penn League Charitable Foundation initiated the scholarship program in 2009 as a way to assist high school seniors from within our league’s footprint who not only meet and exceed traditional scholarship criteria, but have also demonstrated the positive benets their local NYPL club has had on their life,” said Ben J. Hayes, President of the New York-Penn League. “The Foundation is pleased to have this scholarship program in place and to support our 14 member clubs in their year-round community outreach eorts.”  Students must have a 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) and participate in extracirricular activities. Applicants should also be involved with community service and must provide letters of recommendation, a copy of their high school transcript, and letter of acceptance to the college or university that they will attend. In 2015 the three $2,500 scholarships were awarded to students representing the Aberdeen IronBirds, Mahoning Valley Scrappers, and Connecticut Tigers. For more information visit:

www.NewYork-PennLeague.com

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PONY/NY-PENN LEAGUE TEAMS (1939-PRESENT)  Aberdeen IronBirds IronBirds  Auburn Americans Americans  Auburn Astros Astros  Auburn Doubledays Doubledays  Auburn Mets Mets  Auburn Phillies Phillies  Auburn Red Red Stars  Auburn Sunsets Sunsets  Auburn Twins Twins  Auburn Yankees Yankees Batavia Clippers Batavia Indians Batavia Muckdogs Batavia Pirates Batavia Tigers Batavia Trojans Binghamton Triplets Bradford Beagles Bradford Bees Bradford Blue Wings Bradford Phillies Bradford Yankees Brooklyn Cyclones Connecticutt Tigers Connecticu Corning Athletics Corning CorSox Corning Independent Independentss Corning Red Sox Corning Royals Elmira Pioneers Elmira Red Sox Elmira Suns Erie Cardinals Erie Orioles Erie Sailors Erie Sea Wolves Erie Senators Erie Tigers Geneva Cubs

Geneva Red Legs Geneva Senators Geneva Twins Glens Falls Redbirds Hamilton Cardinals Hamilton Red Birds Hamilton Red Wings Hornell Dodgers Hornell Maple Leafs Hornell Maples Hornell Pirates Hornell Reds Hudson Valley Renegades Jamestown Braves Jamestown Dodgers Jamestown Expos Jamestown Falcons Jamestown Jaguars Jamestown Jammers Jamestown Tigers Little Falls Mets Lockport Cubs Lockport Reds Lockport White Sox Lockport Sox London Pirates Lowell Spinners Mahoning Valley Scrappers New Jersey Cardinals Newark Co-Pilots Newark Orioles Niagara Falls Pirates Niagara Falls Rainbows Niagara Falls Rapids Niagara Falls Sox Olean Athletics Olean Giants Olean Oilers

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Olean Red Sox Olean Yankees Oneonta Red Sox Oneonta Tigers Oneonta Yankees Pittseld Astros Pittseld Mets Queens Kings St. Catharines Blue Jays St. Catharines Stompers State College Spikes Staten Island  Yankees  Y ankees Tri-City Valley Cats Utica Blue Jays Utica Blue Marlins Utica Blue Sox Utica Marlins  Vermont  V ermont Expos  Vermont  V ermont Lake Monsters Watertown Indians Watertown Pirates Welland Pirates Wellsville Braves Wellsville Nitros Wellsville Red Sox Wellsville Rockets Wellsville Senators Wellsville Yankees West Virginia Black Bears Williamsport Astros Williamsport Crosscutters Williamsport Cubs Williamsport Red Sox

 AB  A BERDEEN IRONBIRDS  Years in League: 2002–Present Mailing Address: 873 Long Drive  Aberdeen, MD 21001 Telephone: 410-297-9292 Fax: 410-297-6653 Fax:  410-297-6653

E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.ironbirdsbaseball.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Chairman & Founder: Cal Ripken Jr. Executive VP: Bill Ripken  Assistant General Manager: Brad Cox  Vice President of Quality & Relationship Manager: Glenn Valis Oce Coordinator: Stephanie Robertson  Accounting Manager: Manager: Elly Ripken Head Groundskeeper: Patrick Coakley

 Video Prod. & Game Ent. Coordinator: Tim Lockhart Radio & Media Relations Manager: Daniel Kurish  Accounting Assistants: Assistants:  Austyn Ripken Susan Culpepper Human Resources Manager: Lavorette Preston Director of Ticket Operations: Michael Ford Director of Corp. Partnerships: Jordan Carroll

Manager of Corp. Sales: Mike Grith Manager of Corp. Partnership Services: Megan Kerr Merchandising Director: Don Eney Director of Food & Beverage: Peter Bizon Director of Ticket Sales: Kevin Heilman  Account Representatives: Ben Reece Connor O’Malley  Angelique Abel

FIELD STAFF Manager: Luis Pujols Manager: Luis Batting Coach: Scott Beerer Pitching Coach: Justin Lord Trainer: Marty Trainer:  Marty Brinker Strength & Conditioning: Creede Conditioning:  Creede Simpson

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

Courtyard by Marriott 830 Long Drive  Aberdeen, MD 21001 Contact: Patty Scott Phone: 410-272-0440

Comfort Inn & Suites 980 Hospitality Way  Aberdeen, MD 21001 Contact: Matthew Fink  Phone: 410-273-6300 M[email protected]

LOCAL MEDIA  Newspapers: The Aegis, The Baltimore Sun Newspapers: The Television: NBC Television:  NBC 11, ABC 2, CBS 13, FOX 45, CW 54, Harford Cable Network, and via www.ironbirdsbas www.ironbirdsbaseball.com eball.com Radio: 104.7 Radio:  104.7 The Point 8

 Assistant General Manager: Manager: Brad Cox

IRONBIRDS 2016 SCHEDULE

(Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Premium Box: $17 Box: $17

Field Box: $15 Box: $15 Terrace Box: Box: $13  $13

Loge Box: $ Box: $14 14 Reserved: $ Reserved:  $11 11

BALTIMORE ORIOLES INFO

ORIOLES FARM SYSTEM

Director of Player Development: Brian Graham Director of Minor League Operations: Kent Qualls

 AAA: Norfolk Tides  AAA: Norfolk  Bowie Baysox  AA: Bowie  AA:  A (Advanced): Frederick (Advanced): Frederick Keys  A: Delmarva  A:  Delmarva Shorebirds  A (Short-Season): Aberdeen (Short-Season): Aberdeen IronBirds  GCL Orioles, DSL Orioles Rookie: GCL Rookie:

STADIUM INFORMATION Ripken Stadium Name: Capacity:   6,000 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 310, CF 400, RF 310  Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed::  2002

DIRECTIONS From Baltimore, MD: Take MD: Take I-95 N. Take the MD-22 exit number 85 towards Aberdeen/ Churchville and bear right. Bear left at the fork at the top of the exit. Turn left onto MD-22 W/Aberdeen Trwy/Churchville Trwy/Churchville Rd. Turn right onto Long Drive and follow to Ripken Stadium. 9

 AU  A U B U R N D O U B L E D AY S Fax: 315-255-2675 Fax: 315-255-2675 E-Mail:info@ E-Mail: info@ auburndoubledays.com Website:www. Website: www. auburndoubledays.com

 Years in League: 1958-1980, 1982–Present Mailing Address: 130 North Division St.  Auburn, NY 13021 Telephone: 315-255-2489 Telephone:  315-255-2489

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Operated by Auburn Community Baseball General Manager: Mike Voutsinas Operations Manager:  Andrew Sagarin Box Oce Manager:

 Accounting Manager: Manager: Derek Wohlfarth

Communications  Associate: Michael Tricarico

Sponsorship Services Manager: Paul Mullin

Nate Deavers

FIELD STAFF Manager:

Jerad Head

Trainer:

Hitting Coach:

Mark Harris

Strength &

Pitching Coach: Tim Redding

Darren Yoos

Conditioning:

Gabe Torres

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL HOTEL

Holiday Inn - Finger Lakes Region 75 North Street  Auburn, NY 13021 Phone: 315-253-4531 Contact: Deanna Lockwood [email protected]

Hilton Garden Inn 74 State St  Auburn, NY 13021 Phone: 315-252-5511 Contact: Jessica Cantu  [email protected]

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: Finger Lakes News Radio 1590 AM & 98.1FM WAUB  The Citizen (Jeremy Houghtaling), Post Standard Newspapers: The Newspapers: Television: WSTM Television:  WSTM 3, WTVH 5, WSYR 9, Time Warner Cable News, Time Warner Cable Sports

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General Manager: Mike Voutsinas

DOUBLEDAYS DOUBLEDA YS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Box Seats: Adults: Seats: Adults: $9 Seniors & Children: $7

General Admission: Adults: Admission: Adults: $6 Seniors & Children: $5

WASHINGTON NATIONALS INFO

NATIONALS FARM SYSTEM  AAA: Syracuse Chiefs  AAA: Syracuse  Harrisburg Senators  AA: Harrisburg  AA:  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Potomac Nationals  A: Hagerston  A:  Hagerston Suns  A (Short-Season): Auburn (Short-Season): Auburn Doubledays  GCL Nationals Rookie: GCL Rookie:

 Assistant General Manager Manager & Vice President, Player Development & Pro Scouting: Doug Harris Director, Player Development: Mark Scialabba

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Leo Pinckney Field at Falcon Park  Capacity:   2,800 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 330, CF 400, RF 330  Ye  Y ear Opened:  1995

DIRECTIONS From NY State Thruway: T Thruway: Take ake Exit 40 to Route 34 South. After 8 miles turn right on York York St.  After 1 mile turn left left on N. N. Division Division St. Fa Falcon lcon Park Park will will be one one mile ahead on on the left. left. From Routes 5 & 20: Turn right on Columbus St from Routes 5 & 20 West or turn left on Columbus St from Routes Routes 5 & 20 East. East. Stay straight as Columbus Ave becomes N Division St. Falcon Park will be one mile ahead on the right. 11

BAT BA TAVIA MUCK DOGS  Years in League: 1939-53, ’57-’59, ’61–Present Mailing Address: 299 Bank Street Batavia, NY 14020 Telephone: 585-343-5454

Fax: 585-343-5620 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.muckdogs.com

FRONT OFFICE STA STAFF FF Operated by: Red Wings Management, LLC Chief Operating Ocer: Naomi Silver General Manager: Travis Sick  Clubhouse Manager: John Versage

Director of Ticket Operations: Josh Swan Food & Beverage Manager: Keith Yohe

Director of Stadium Grounds: Don Rock  Director of Merchandising: Kathy Bills

FIELD STAFF Manager: Batting Coach:

 Angel Espada Luis Quinones

Pitching Coach: Trainer:

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL Days Inn 200 Oak Street Batavia, NY 14020 Phone: 585-343-6000 Contact: Chaya Joshi UMPIRE HOTEL Best Western Crown Inn & Suites 8210 Park Rd. Batavia, NY 14020 Phone: 585-343-8882 Contact: Sue Gerber LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: WBTA WBTA-1490-AM -1490-AM - Jonny Wincott  Batavia Daily News Newspapers: Batavia Newspapers:

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Chad Rhoades Eric Reigelsberger

General Manager: Travis Sick 

COO: Naomi Silver

MUCKDOGS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMA INFORMATION TION Box Seats: $8 Seats: $8

General Admission: ( Admission: ( Adult  Adults) s) $7 General Admission: (Child/Senior) $6

MIAMI MARLINS INFO

MARLINS FARM SYSTEM  AAA: New Orleans Zephyers  AAA: New  AA: Jacksonville  AA:  Jacksonville Suns  A (Advanced): Jupiter (Advanced): Jupiter Hammerheads  Greensboro Grasshoppers  A: Greensboro  A:  A (Short-Season): Batavia (Short-Season): Batavia Muckdogs Rookie: GCL Rookie:  GCL Marlins, DSL Marlins

Farm Director: Marc Delpiano  786-801-7091 Phone: 786-801-7091 Phone: Email: [email protected]

STADIUM INFORMATION

Dwyer Stadium Name:  2,600 Capacity: 2,600 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 325, CF 400, RF 325  Ye  Y ear Opened: 1996

DIRECTIONS I-90 to exit 48, left on Route 98 south, left on Richmond Ave., Ave., left on Bank St. Dwyer Stadium is on the left.

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BROOKLYN BROOKL YN CYCLONES  Years in League: 2001–Present Mailing Address: 1904 Surf Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 718-449-8497 Telephone:718-449-8497 Telephone:

Fax: 718-449-6368 Fax: 718-449-6368 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.brooklyncyclones.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF  Vice President President:: Steve Cohen

Marketing Manager Kaitlyn Coufal

General Manager: Kevin Mahoney

 Accountt Executives:  Accoun Executives: Craig Coughlin

Community Outreach & Promotions:

Nicole Kneessy

Guy Zoda

Thomas Cardona

Graphics Manager:

Thomas Cox

Gary Perone

Kevin Jimenez

Peter Talman

Director of Communications: Billy Harner

Operations Manager:

Brian Kelly

 Assistant General  Assistant General Manager:

Ticket Operations Manager: Greg Conway Head Groundskeeper:

 Vladimir Lipsman

Rafael Guerrero

Community Relations  Assistant:  Assista nt: Sharon Lundy-Ross

Ricky Viola

 Accounts  Accoun ts Payable Payable Clerk: Clerk:  Angela Antonello-K Antonello-Karlsber arlsberg g

Sta Accountant:

Director of Special Projects:

Tatiana Isdith

Gabrielle Spinelli

Max Colten

FIELD STAFF Manager: Hitting Coach: Pitching Coach:  Athletic Trainer: Trainer:

Tom Gamboa Sean Ratli  Billy Bryk Jr Jr.. Gavin Grosh

Edgardo Alfonzo Coach: Strength & Conditioning Trainer: Joe Lego

UMPIRE HOTEL

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL HOTEL Holiday Inn Express 625 Union Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 Phone: 347-750-2103

Best Western Plus Prospect Park  764 4th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11232 Phone: 718-768-3100

LOCAL MEDIA  Broadcaster: Stuart Johnson (FM 90.3 WKRB) Broadcaster: Stuart Newspapers: NY Newspapers:  NY Daily News, NY Post, The New York Times, Newsday

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General Manager:

 Vice President:

Kevin Mahoney

Steve Cohen

CYCLONES 2016 SCHEDULE

(Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Field Box: $17 Box: $17

Box: $14 Box:  $14

Bleacher: $10 Bleacher:  $10

METS FARM SYSTEM

NEW YORK METS INFO

 AAA: Las Vegas 51s  AAA: Las  AA: Binghamton  AA:  Binghamton Mets  A (Advanced): St. (Advanced): St. Lucie Mets  Savannah Sand Gnats  A: Savannah  A:  A (Short-Season): Brooklyn (Short-Season): Brooklyn Cyclones Rookie: Kingsport Rookie:  Kingsport Mets, GCL Mets, DSL Mets

Player Development & Amature Scouting: Paul DePodesta

STADIUM INFORMATION Dimensions: LF 315, CF 412, RF 325  Ye  Y ear Opened:  2001

MCU Park  Name: Capacity:   7,500 Capacity:

DIRECTIONS ake the Belt Parkway East to Cropsey Avenue/Coney Island (exit 6). At From the West: T West: Take the end of the ramp, make a right onto Cropsey Avenue. Continue straight in the middle lane, as Cropsey turns into W. 17th Street. MCU Park is directly d irectly ahead, approximately 3 blocks. 15

CONNECTICUT TIGERS Fax: 860-886-5996 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cttigers.com

 Years in League: 2010–Present Mailing Address: Dodd Stadium 14 Stott Avenue Norwich, CT 06360 Telephone: 860-887-7962

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Senior Vice President:

Director of Concessions

Heads Groundskeeper

C.J. Knudsen

& Merchandise

Ryan Leer

General Manager:

Heather Bartlett

Radio Broadcaster:

Dave Schermerhorn

Box Oce Manager

Chris Jones

Director of Sales

Josh Postler

Brent Southworth

FIELD STAFF Manager:

Mike Rabelo

 Athletic Trainer: Chris Vick 

Hitting Coach:

Mike Hessman

Pitching Coach:

Ace Adams

Strength & Conditioning:

Matt Rosenhammer

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

Holiday Inn Norwich 10 Laura Blvd. Norwich, CT 06360 Contact: Deanna Dufault Phone: 860-889-5201

Comfort Suites 275 Otrobando Avenue Norwich, CT 06360 Contact: Sabrina McIntyre Phone: 860-892-9292

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: Chris Jones , WICH 1310 AM (Flagship) Radio: Chris Newspapers: Norwich Newspapers:  Norwich Bulletin, The Th e Day (New London), Hartford Courant Television: WFSB-Channel 3, WTIC-FOX 61, WTNH-Channel 8, WVIT-NBC 30 Television: WFSB-Channel

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General Manager: Dave Schermerhorn

Senior Vice President: C.J. Knudsen

TIGERS 2016 SCHEDULE

(Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION The Yard Bar & Grill: $20 Grill:  $20 Reserved Seat: $9 Seat: $9

0 Premium Box Seat: $1 Seat: $10 8 Grandstand Seat: $ Seat: $8

DETROIT TIGERS INFO

TIGERS FARM SYSTEM

Director of Minor League Operations: Dan Lunetta  313-471-2059 Phone: 313-471-2059 Phone:  313-471-2099 Fax: 313-471-2099 Fax:

 AAA: Toledo Mud Hens  AAA: Toledo  AA: Erie  AA:  Erie SeaWolves  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Lakeland Flying Tigers  West Michigan Whitecaps  A: West  A:  A (Short-Season): Connecticut (Short-Season): Connecticut Tigers Rookie: GCL Tigers, DSL Tigers, VSL Tigers

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Dodd Stadium Capacity:   6,270 Capacity: Playing Surface: Grass Surface: Grass

Dimensions: LF 309, CF 401, RF 309 1995  Year Opened:  Opened: 

DIRECTIONS From West (Hartford/Middletown Areas) Take Areas)  Take Route 2 East to Exit 27 (Yantic). At the end of the exit ramp, take a right. Bear right onto Route 32 North (towards Willimantic). At the third light, take a right onto New Park Avenue, which brings you into the Norwich Industrial Park. Follow the green and white Dodd Stadium signs until you see the stadium on the right. 17

HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES  Years in League: 1994–Present Mailing Address: P.O. Box 661 Fishkill, NY 12524  845-838-0094 Telephone: 845-838-0094 Telephone:

Fax: 845-838-0014 Fax: 845-838-0014 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: hvrenegades.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF President: Je Goldklang Senior Vice President & General Manager: Eben Yager  Vice President: Rick Zolzer  Assistant General Manager : Sean Kammerer  Assistant General Manager: Kristen Huss  Vice President of Corporate Partnerships: Mike Mazzuca Director of Ticket Sales: Jon Basil

Stadium Operations New Business Manager & Youth Sports Development Associate: Coordinator: Chris Winslow Chris Lynch Ticket Sales & Marketing Stadium Events Executive: Coordinator & Head Kasey Commander Groundskeeper: Ticket Sales & Operations Tim Merante  Associate: Director of Baseball Dan Horne Operations: Ticket Sales & Marketing Joe Ausanio Executive: Director of Business Casey Vecchio Operations: Director of Food &  Vicky DeFreese Beverage/Merchandise: Manager of New Business Teri Bettencourt Development: Community Relations Dave Ne  Specialist: Bob Outer

FIELD STAFF Tim Parenton Brian Reith Craig Albernaz

Manager: Pitching Coach: Batting Coach:

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

Magnuson Hotel 20 Schuyler Blvd, Fishkill, NY 12524 Phone: (845) 896-4995 - Fax: (845) 896-6631

Hampton Inn 544 Route 9, Fishkill, NY 12524 Phone: (845) 896-4000

LOCAL MEDIA  Flagship Stations: WKIP Stations:  WKIP 1450-AM, WKIP 1370-AM; On-line at www.h www.hvrenegades.com vrenegades.com  Poughkeepsie Journal, Times Herald-Record Newspapers: Poughkeepsie Newspapers:  YNN, Cablevision Television: YNN, Television:

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Senior Vice President & General Manager: Eben Yager

RENEGADES 2016 SCHEDULE

Premium Box: $15 Box: $15 Switch Hitter: $8 Hitter: $8

 Vice President: Rick Zolzer (Dates in blue indicate home games)

 $11 Box: $14 Box: $14 Reserved: $11 Reserved: Res. Grandstand: $8 Grandstand: $8 Gen. Admission: $6 Admission: $6 Corona Cove: $6 Cove: $6

TAMPA BAY RAYS INFO

RAYS FARM SYSTEM

Director of Minor League Operations: Mitch Lukevics

 AAA: Durham Bulls  AAA: Durham  AA: Montgomery  AA:  Montgomery Biscuits  Charlotte Stone Crabs  A: Charlotte  A:  Bowling Green Hot Rods  A: Bowling  A:  A (S (Sho hort rt-Se -Seas ason on): ): Hudson Valley Renegades Rookie: Princeton Rookie:  Princeton Rays, GCL Rays

Phone: 727-825-3267 Phone: 727-825-3267 Fax: 727-825-3493 Fax:  727-825-3493

STADIUM INFORMATION Dutchess Stadium Name:  Address: 1500 Route 9D Wappingers Falls, NY 12590

Capacity:  Capacity:  4,494 Dimensions: LF 325, CF 400, RF 325  Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed::  1994

DIRECTIONS From East: I-84 East: I-84 W to Rt 9D (exit 11) North one mile to Stadium. From North, South, West: NYS West: NYS thruway to exit 17 Newburgh, To To I-84 E over the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge to Rt 9D (exit 11) North one mile to Stadium. 19

LOWELL SPINNERS  Years in League: 1996–Present Mailing Address: 450 Aiken St. Lowell, MA 01854 Telephone: 978-459-2255

Fax:978-459-1674 Fax:978-459-1674 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.lowellspinners.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Principal Owner, CEO: Drew Weber General Manager: Shawn Smith  Assistant General Manager: Justin Williams Executive Vice President of Sales: Brian Lindsay

 Vice President of Facility Facility Management: Gareth Markey  Vice President/ Corporate Controller: Priscilla Harbour Director of Merchandising: Je Cohen

 Vice President of Ticket Operations: Jon Healy Ticket Oce Manager: TJ Konstant Head Groundskeeper: Jon Sheehan Creative Services Representative: Connor Sullivan

FIELD STAFF Manager: Hitting Coach:

Iggy Suarez Wilton Ver Veras as

Pitching Coach:

Lance Carter

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL Radisson of Chelmsford 10 Independence Drive, Chelmsford, MA 01824 Phone: 978-256-0800 Fax: 978-256-0750

UMPIRE HOTEL The Courtyard by Marriot 30 Industrial Avenue East, Lowell, MA 01852 Phone: 978-458-7575 Fax: 978-458-1302

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: WCAP 980 AM Radio: WCAP Newspapers: Lowell Newspapers:  Lowell Sun, Daily Times Chronicle, Lawrence Eagle Tribune

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General Manager:  Shawn Smith

SPINNERS 2016 SCHEDULE

(Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Premium Box: $10 Box: $10

Box: $9 Box:  $9

Reserved: $7 Reserved:  $7

BOSTON RED SOX INFO

RED SOX FARM SYSTEM

Director of Player Development: Ben Crockett

 AAA: Pawtucket Red Sox  AAA: Pawtucket  AA: Portland  AA:  Portland Sea Dogs  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Salem Red Sox  Greenville Drive  A: Greenville  A:  A (Short-Season): Lowell (Short-Season): Lowell Spinners Rookie: GCL Rookie:  GCL Red Sox, DSL Red Sox

STADIUM INFORMATION Name:

Edward A. LaLacheur Park 

Dimensions: RF 301, CF 400, LF 337

Capacity:  Capacity: 

4,842

 Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed::  1998

DIRECTIONS Route I-495 or Route 3 to Lowell L owell Connector. Connector. Follow Connector to exit 5B, Thorndike Street. Follow Thorndike Street past City Hall. Take left at Father Morrissette Blvd. At second light, turn right on Aiken. Ballpark will be ahead. 21

MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Mailing Address: 111 Eastwood Mall Blvd. Niles, OH 44446 Telephone:   Telephone: 330-505-0000 330-505-9696 Fax:   Fax: [email protected] E-Mail:   E-Mail: Website:   Website: www.mvscrappers.com

FRONT OFFICE STA STAFF FF Managing General Partner: Mike Savit  Vice President/ General Manager: Jordan Taylor Group Sales Manager: Chris Sumner  Accounting Manager: Manager: Roxanne Herrington

 Assistant General Manager of Sales: Matt Thompson  Assistant General Manager of Operations: Brad Hooser  Assistant General Manager of Marketing: Heather Sahli

Community Relations Manager: Kate Walsh Head Groundskeeper: Ryan Olszewski Box Oce Manager: Tyler Adams Media Relations: Tim Pozgai

FIELD STAFF Manager:

Edwin Rodriguez

Trainer:

Jake Legan

Hitting Coach:

Justin Toole

Strength Coach:

Jake Sankal

Pitching Coach:

Tighe Dickinson

Clubhouse Manager: Murphy Miller

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

Days Inn and Suites 1615 E. Liberty St. Girard, OH 44420 Phone: 330-759-9820 Contact: Mr. Dasai

Hampton Inn Youngstown 4400 Belmont Avenue  Youngstown, OH 44505 Phone: 330-759-9555 Contact: Gina Larney LOCAL MEDIA 

Radio: Newspapers: Television:

1240 WBBW (Radio Announcer Tim Pozgai) Warren Tribune Chroni Chronicle cle  Youngstown Vindicator WFMJ 21 WKBN 27 WYTV 33 22

General Manager: Jordan Manager: Jordan Taylor

SCRAPPERS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Premium Box: $12 Box: $12

Box: $10

General Admission: $10 Admission: $10

CLEVELAND INDIANS INFO

INDIANS FARM SYSTEM

Director of Player Development: Carter Hawkins E-mail: [email protected] E-mail:  [email protected]

 AAA: Columbus Clippers  AAA:  AA: Akro  AA:  Akron n Rubberd Rubberducks ucks  Lynchburg Hillcats  A (Adva (Advanced nced): ): Lynchburg  Lake County Captains  A: Lake  A:  A (S (Sho hort rt-S -Sea easo son) n):: Mahoning Valley Scrappers Rookie: AZL Rookie:  AZL Indians, DSL Indians

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Eastwood Field Capacity:   6,000 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 335, CF 405, RF 335  Yea  Y earr Op Ope ened ed::  1999

DIRECTIONS From East or West: Take West: Take I-80 to Rt. 11 North. Exit onto Rt. 82 West, then onto Rt. 46 South. The Mall & Field are one mile down on the right. ake Rt. 11. Exit onto Rt. 82 West then onto Rt. 46 South. The From North or South: T South: Take Mall & Field are one mile down on the right.

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STATE COLLEGE SPIKES  Years in League: 2006–Present Mailing Address: 112 Medlar Field at Lubrano Park State College, PA 16802  814-272-1711 Telephone: 814-272-1711 Telephone:

Toll Free: Free: 877-99-Spikes  814-272-1718 Fax: 814-272-1718 Fax:  frontoce@ E-Mail: frontoce@ E-Mail: statecollegespikes.com Website: www.statecollegespikes.com

FRONT OFFICE STA STAFF FF Operated by: Spikes Baseball LP Chairman & Managing Partner: Chuck Greenberg President: Jason Dambach General Manager: Scott Walker  Assistant General Manager of Operations: Dan Petrazzolo Senior Sales Director: Brian DeAngelis

Manager of Ticket Sales: Senior Sports Turf Erik Homan Manager: Matt Neri Ticket Account Executive: Director of Food and Brittany Ferrizzi Beverage: Director of Promotions  Anthony Sforza and In-Game Manager of Entertainment: Communications: Ben Love Joe Putnam  Accounting Manager: Manager: O the Rack Outtters Karen Mahon Team Store Manager: Manager of Box Oce Julie Henry & Business Operations: Stephen Christ FIELD STAFF

Manager: Hitting Coach: Pitching Coach: Coach:

Johnny Rodriguez Roger LaFrancois Darwin Marrero C.J. Beatty

 Athlet  At etiic Trai ain ner er:: Strength Strengt h& Conditioning Coach:

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

Chris Whitman Frank Spinelli

UMPIRE HOTEL Courtyard State College 1730 University Drive State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 238-1881 Contact: Christina Eberhart

Ramada Conference Center 1450 South Atherton St. State College, PA 16801 Phone: 814-238-3001 Contact: Jennifer Brooks-Stahl LOCAL MEDIA 

Radio: WRSC AM 1390 (agship) Radio: WRSC  Centre Daily Times; Lewistown Sentinel; Altoona Mirror; Newspapers: Centre Newspapers: Daily Collegian; Lock Haven Express Television: WTAJ–TV Television:  WTAJ–TV 10 (CBS); WJAC–TV 6 (NBC); WWCP-TV 8 (Fox); WATM-TV 23 (ABC); WHVL-TV 29 (MyNetwork TV) 24

Chairman & Managing Partner: Chuck Greenberg

General Manager: Scott Walker

SPIKES 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMA INFORMATION TION Rail Kings: $18 Diamond Club Seats: $14 Seats: $14

Field Box: $12 Box: $12 Bullpen Box: $10 Box: $10

Outeld Bleachers: $8 Bleachers: $8

CARDINALS FARM SYSTEM

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS INFO Director of Player Development: Gary LaRocque

 AAA: Memphis Redbirds  AAA: Memphis  Springeld Cardinals  AA: Springeld  AA:  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Palm Beach Cardinals  A: Peoria  A:  Peoria Chiefs  A (Short-Season): State (Short-Season): State College Spikes  Johnson City Cardinals, GCL Cardinals Rookie: Johnson Rookie:

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Medlar Field at Lubrano Park  Capacity:   5,570  Year Opened: 2006 Capacity: Opened: 2006 Dimensions: LF 325, CF 399, RF 320 DIRECTIONS

Fans Arriving from Altoona & Points South South - Take I-99 North. Merge onto U.S 322 East toward State College / Lewistown. Take Penn State University Exit and merge onto Park Avenue. Turn left onto Porter Road From I-80 East & West West - Take I-80 and merge onto I-99 South via Exit 161 toward U.S 322 / Bellefonte. Take the exit toward Innovation Park / Penn State University University.. Merge onto Park Avenue and turn left onto Porter Road. From Harrisburg / Philadelphia & Points East East - Take I-76 West toward Valley Forge. Merge onto I-283 North via Exit 246 toward Harrisburg/Hershey. Harrisburg/Hershey. I-283 becomes I-83 North. Merge onto I-81 South via exit 51-A. Take U.S 22/ 322 West to Exit 67 toward State College. Take the PA-26 exit. Turn left onto East College Avenue and turn right onto Porter Road.

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STA ST ATEN ISLAND YANKEES  Years in League: 1999–Present Mailing Address: 75 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301 718-720-9265 Telephone:718-720-9265 Telephone:

Fax:718-273-5763 Fax:718-273-5763  [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: Website: www.siy www.siyanks.com anks.com

FRONT OFFICE STA STAFF FF President/Operating Partner: Will Smith General Manager: Jane M. Rogers  Vice President of Corp. Corp. Relationships: Brian Levine Cheif Financial Ocer: Jay Nazzaro Director of Sponsorship Sales & Service: Elizabeth Kasegrande Sales Executive: Steven Liss

 Vice President of Ticket Sales: T.J. Jahn Box Oce Manager:  Andrew Lupo Group Sales Manager: David Percarpio Sales Executive: Marc Lopez  Andrew Kane Danny Goldman Peter Warren Leigh Engle

Senior Director of Marketing & Fan Experience: Mike Holley Marketing Manager: Ian Fontenot Director of Entertainment & Event Presentation: John D’Agostino Facility Superintendent: Luan Hasani Facility Manager: Bob Brown Head Groundskeeper: Shaun Thomas

FIELD STAFF Manager: Batting Coach:

Dave Bialas Eric Duncan

Pitching Coach:

Travis Phelps

Defensive Coach:

Teuris Olivares

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

Holiday Inn Express 300 Wild Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314 Phone: 718-370-8555

Comfort Inn 310 Wild Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10305 Phone: 718-370-8555 LOCAL MEDIA 

Newspapers: Staten Island Advance, New York Daily News, Newspapers: Staten New York Times, New York Post Radio: 1050 ESPN Radio, WFAN, 1010 WINS, WFUV, WSIA  Television: SI76, Television:  SI76, CBS 2, ABC 7, NBC 4, FOX 5, CW 11

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General Manager: Jane Rogers

 YANKEES 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue b lue indicate ind icate home h ome games) g ames)

TICKET INFORMATION Sections 1 & 16: $9

Sections 2 & 15: $15

Sections 3-14: $18

NEW YORK YANKEES INFO

 YANKEES FARM FARM SYSTEM

Director of Player Development: Mark Newman Phone: 813-875-7569

 AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yank  AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees ees  Trenton Thunder  AA: Trenton  AA:  A (Advanced): Tampa (Advanced): Tampa Yankees  A: Charleston  A:  Charleston RiverDogs  A (Short-Season): Staten (Short-Season): Staten Island Yank Yankees ees  GCL, DSL, & Pulaski Yankees Rookie: GCL, Rookie:

STADIUM INFORMATION Richmond County Bank  Ballpark at St. George Capacity:   7,171 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 320, CF 390, RF 318  Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed::  2001

Name:

DIRECTIONS From Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens & Long Island: Take Island:  Take lower level on Verrazzano Bridge, stay right to toll booths. Take Take the Bay St. exit and follow School Rd. to Bay St. and make a left on Bay St. Follow Bay St. 2.3 miles past the Staten Island Ferry terminal and make a right turn at the parking sign right before the ballpark. Go down the ramp to the parking lot and enter the ballpark. 27

TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS  Years in League: 2002–Present Mailing Address: P.O. Box 694 Troy, NY 12181  518-629-2287 Telephone: 518-629-2287 Telephone:

Fax: 518-629-2299 Fax: 518-629-2299 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail:  [email protected] www.tcvalleycats.com Website:www.tcvalleycats.com Website:

Operated By: Tri-City ValleyCats, Inc.

FRONT OFFICE STAFF President: William L. Gladstone COO/ Executive Vice President: Rick Murphy Ownership Partners: William Gladstone Martin Barr John Burton Rick Murphy  Alfred Roberts Stephen Siegel

General Manager: Matt Callahan Senior Account Executive: Frank Falkenh Falkenhainer ainer  Assistant General Manager: Michelle Skinner Box Oce/Ticket Manager: Jessica Kaszeta Food & Beverage Coordinator: Missy Henry

 Accounting: Bob Esposito Media Relations/ Production Manager: Chris Chenes Senior Account Executive: Christopher Dawson Stadium Operations Manager: Keith Sweeney  Administrative  Assistant: Elyse Zima

FIELD STAFF Manager: Hitting Coach:

Lamarr Rogers Dillon Lawson

Pitching Coach:  Athletic Trainer:

Drew French John Gregorich

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL

The Desmond Hotel & Conference Center 660 Albany Shaker Road  Albany,, NY 12211  Albany Phone: 518-869-8100 Fax: 518-464-0449 Contact: Jessica Brundage

Comfort Inn and Suites 99 Miller Road Castleton, NY 12033 Phone: 518-479-3217 Contact: John Burger

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: WTMM-FM, WFLY-FM, WGNA-FM, WGY-FM  Albany Times-Union, The Troy Troy Record, Daily Gazette Newspapers: Albany Newspapers: Television: WNYT-TV, WRGB-TV, WTEN-TV, WXXA-TV, TWC News

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COO/Executive Vice President: Rick Murphy

General Manager: Matt Callahan

 VALLEYCATS  VALLEYCA TS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Premium Box: $12 Box: $12

Reserved Box: $10 Box: $10

Grandstand: $7 Grandstand:  $7

HOUSTON ASTROS INFO

 ASTROS FARM FARM SYSTEM

Director of Player Development: Quinton McCracken

 AAA: Fresno Grizzlies  AAA: Fresno  Corpus Christi Hooks  AA: Corpus  AA:  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Lancaster JetHawks  A: Quad  A:  Quad Cities River Bandits  A (Short-Season): Tri-City (Short-Season): Tri-City ValleyCats  Greeneville Astros, GCL Astros Rookie: Greeneville Rookie:

STADIUM INFORMATION Capacity:  Capacity:  4,500 Dimensions: LF 325, CF 400, RF 325  Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed::  2002

Name: Joseph L. Bruno Stadium  Address: 80 Vandenburgh Ave. Troy NY 12180

DIRECTIONS From East: Massachusetts Turnpike Turnpike to exit B-1 (I-90), nine miles to Exit 8 (Defreestville), left o ramp to Route 4 North, ve miles to campus on right. (Troy), 2.2 From West: I-90 West: I-90 to exit 24 (I-90 East), I-90 East for six miles to I-787 North (Troy), miles to exit for Route 378 East, over bridge to Route 4, right to Route 4 south for one mile to campus on left. 29

 VE  V E R M O N T LA K E M O N S T E R S  Years in League: 1994–Present Mailing Address: 1 King Street Ferry Dock Burlington, VT 05401 Telephone: 802-655-4200 Fax: 802-655-5660

E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.vermontlakemonsters.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Principal Owner: Ray Pecor, Jr.  Vice President: Kyle Bostwick  General Manager: Joe Doud

Executive Director of Sales and Marketing

Clubhouse Operations:

Nate Cloutier

Max Pudvar

Merchandise &  Accounting Manager: Manager: Kate Echo

 Assistant General Manager:

Director of Media Relations:

 Adam Matth

Paul Staneld

Curt Echo Cam Zagursky Director of Promotions and Community Relations: Zach Betkowski Box Oce Manager:

Head Groundskeeper:

Kali Ackerman

James Writer

FIELD STAFF Manager:

Aaron Nieckula

Pitching Coach:

Carlos Chavez

Batting Coach:

Lloyd Turner

Trainer:

Toshi Nagaha Nagahara ra

Strength Coach:

Omar Aguilar

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL

UMPIRE HOTEL Holiday Inn 1068 Williston Rd South Burlington VT 05403 Phone: 802-863-6363 Contact: Nathan Germond

Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center 870 Williston Rd Burlington, VT 05403 Phone: 802-865-6624

Contact: Sarah Murray LOCAL MEDIA 

Radio: 960 AM The Zone Radio: 960  Burlington Free Press, Rutland Herald Newspapers: Burlington Newspapers: Television: WCAX (CBS), WPTZ (NBC), WFFF (Fox) 30

General Manager: Joe Manager: Joe Doud LAKE MONSTERS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Reserved Seating: $8 Seating: $8

Grandstand:

OAKLAND ATHLETICS INFO

$7 Adult $5 Senior (60+), Child (under 12)  ATHLETICS  A THLETICS FARM SYSTEM  AAA: Nashville Sounds  AAA: Nashville  AA: Midland  AA:  Midland RockHounds  A (Advanced): Stockton (Advanced): Stockton Ports  A: Beloit  A:  Beloit Snappers  A (Short-Season): Vermont (Short-Season): Vermont Lake Monsters  AZL Athletics, DSL Athletics Rookie: AZL Rookie:

Director of Player Development: Keith Lieppman

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Centennial Field Capacity:   4,415 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 330, CF 405, RF 323  Ye  Y ear Opened:  1922

DIRECTIONS From I-89, take exit 14W, 14W, past Sheraton Hotel, bear right onto East Avenue. For free parking and shuttle service, take left at rst light. For limited stadium parking, continue to end of East  Avenue, take right at light on Colchester Avenue to ballpark entrance. Stadium parking $3.00 per car. car. Additional free parking available in Trinity Campus parking lot at end of East Avenue.

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WEST VIRGINIA BLACK BEARS  Years in League: 2015-Present Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4680 Morgantown, WV 26504

Telephone: 304-293-7910 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: westvirginiablackbears.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Operated by: Rich Baseball Operations President, Rich Baseball: Jonathan Dandes General Manager: Manager: Matthew Drayer  As  A ssistant General Manager: Jackie Riggleman

Stadium Operations Manager: Craig McIntosh Promotions and Sales: Matt Vullo Grounds Keeper: Justin Gibson

Concessionaire, Sodexo: Lara Bealko Radio Broadcaster: Kyle Wiggs

FIELD STAFF Manager: Wyatt Toregas Pitching Coach: Mark Difelice Batting Coach: Jonathan Prieto

Trainer: Strength Coach:

Matt DenBleyker Logan Byman

 VISITING CLUB & UMPIRE HOTEL HOTEL Lakeview Resort and Conference Center 1 Lakeview Drive, Morgantown, WV 26508 Contact: Herb Faulken Faulkenberry berry Phone: 304-594-1111 [email protected]

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: WCLG Morgantown 1300 AM, WFSP Kingwood 107.7 Radio: WCLG 107.7 FM, WFGM Barrackville/Fairmont Barrackville/Fairmont 93.1 FM, WAJR Clarksburg/Salem 103.3 FM, WBTQ Buckhannon 93.5 FM, WSWW Craigsville/Summersville 95.7 FM Newspaper: Dominion Post, Times West Virginian, The T he Exponent Telegram Y, WDTV, WDTV, Metro Met ro News Ne ws Television: WBOY Television: WBO Internet: West Virginia will broadcast all home and select away games online

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General Manager: Matt Drayer

BLACK BEARS 2016 SCHEDULE

(Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION Premium: $13.50 Premium:  $13.50

Reserved:$11.50 Reserved: $11.50

PIRATES FARM SYSTEM

PITTSBURGH PIRATES INFO

 AAA: Indianapolis Indians  AAA: Indianapolis  AA: Altoona  AA:  Altoona Curve  A (Advanced): Bradenton (Advanced): Bradenton Marauders  West Virginia Power  A: West  A:  A (Short-Season): Jamestown (Short-Season): Jamestown Jammers Rookie: GCL Rookie:  GCL Pirates, DSL Pirates

Director of Minor League Operations: Larry Broadway  412-862-9749 Phone: 412-862-9749 Phone: E-mail: larry [email protected] [email protected]

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Monongalia County Ballpark   Address: 2040 Gyorko Drive Granville, WV 26534

Capacity:  Capacity:  2,500 Dimensions: LF 325, LC 375, CF 400, RF, 325

DIRECTIONS South:

Take I-79- South, take exit 155, take left on Chaplin Cha plin Road, take right on University Cent Drive North: Take I-79- North, take exit 155, take right on Chaplin Road, take right on University Cent Drive East:  T  Take ake I-68 West, Take Take I-79- North, take exit 155, take right on o n Chaplin Road, take right on University Cent Drive 33

WILLIAMSPO RT CROSSCUTTERS CROSSCUT TERS  Years in League: 1994–Present Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3173 Williamsport, PA 17701 Telephone: 570-326-3389 Telephone:  570-326-3389

Fax: 570-326-3494 Fax: 570-326-3494 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.crosscutters.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF Princible Owner: Peter Freund  Vice President/General President/General Manager: Doug Estes  Vice President/ Marketing: Gabe Sinicropi

Director of Ticket Ops & Community Relations: Sarah Budd

Director of Partner Services:

Clubhouse Manager: Josh Glazman

Director of Food & Beverage: Bill Gehron

Head Groundskeeper:

Nate Schneider

 Vinnie Venero

FIELD STAFF Manager:

Pat Borders

Pitching Coach:

Hector Berrios

Strength &

Hitting Coach:

John Mizerock 

Conditioning:

 Athletic Trainer:

Mike Hefta Jacob Bunce

 VISITING CLUB HOTEL Best Western Inn 1840 East Third St. St.,, Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: 570-326-1981 • Fax: 570-323-9590 Contact: Nicole Iannarino

UMPIRE HOTEL Genetti Hotel 200 West Fourth St. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: 570-326-6600 Fax: 570-326-5006

LOCAL MEDIA  Radio: ESPN Williamsport 1050 AM/104.1 FM Radio: ESPN Newspapers: Williamsport Newspapers:  Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Lock Haven Express Television: WBRE, WYOU, WNEP

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 VP/ Marketing: Gabe Sinicropi

General Manager: Doug Estes

CROSSCUTTERS CROSSCUT TERS 2016 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)

TICKET INFORMATION  $9 Reserved Box: Box: $9

General Admission: Adult: $7

Child/Senior: Child/S enior: $6

PHILLIES FARM SYSTEM

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES INFO

 AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs  AAA: Lehigh  AA: Reading  AA:  Reading Fightin Phils  Clearwater Threshers  A (Advanced): (Advanced): Clearwater  Lakewood Blue Claws  A: Lakewood  A:  A (S (Sho hort rt-Se -Seas ason on): ): Williamsport Crosscutters Rookie: GCL Rookie:  GCL Phillies, DSL Phillies, VSL Phillies

Director of Player Development: Joe Jordan  215-463-6000 Phone: 215-463-6000 Phone:  215-755-9324 Fax: 215-755-9324 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] E-mail:  [email protected]

STADIUM INFORMATION BB & T Ballpark  Name: Capacity:   3,200 Capacity:

Dimensions: LF 345, CF 405, RF 350  Year  Ye ar Op Open ened ed:: 1926

DIRECTIONS From East: Follow East: Follow Route 80 to Route 180 into Williamsport. Exit Route 180 at Maynard Street, turn right onto Maynard Street, then left onto ont o W. W. Fourth Street. From West: Follow West: Follow Route 80 to Route 220. Follow Route 220 to Williamsport. Take Fourth Street exit. Follow Fourth Street 4-5 miles. 35

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Devon Anthony Travis Travis Branndon Cunni Jmark D. Canha Jason Garcia Angel Ladimir Nesbitt Randall A. Wojciechowski Matthew J. Tracy Tracy Jose Miguel Urena Branden H. Pinder Adam Joseph Liberatore Daniel Muno Matthew Aaron Grace Hansel Manuel Robles Mitchell Andrew Harris Cory Mitchell Mazzoni Andrew Jordan Cole John Victor Leathersick Timothy Manus Cooney Scott Reast Copeland Elvis Alejandro Araujo Carlos Eduardo Perez Preston M. Tucker Travis Shaw Andrew James Bellatti Dennis Michael Wright Darrell A. Ceciliani Wilmer Francisco Difo Phillip Tyler Wilson Oliver Gardner Drake Austin Scott Barnes Dixon Javier Machado Eduardo Jose Rodriguez Michael Feliz Patrick Michael Venditte Giovanny Urshela Vincent John Velasquez Junior Guerra Mason Williams Francisco Lindor Akeel J. Morris Cody Andrew Anderson Daniel James Burawa Adam Christopher Morgan Diego Rafael Moreno Nicholas Bruno Rumbelow Mychal Antonio Givens Jonathan Aro Deven Sommer Marrero Jacob Daniel Brigham William Ryan Kelly Jerey Alan Ferrell Oscar Eduardo Hernandez Christopher Brian Johnson Michael Conforto Caleb Kent Cotham Nicholas Gunnar Goody Cody Andrew Anderson Brian Michael Ellington Richard Michael Shaer Alexander Ross Dickerson Kyle David Barraclough Barraclough Shawn Michael Armstrong Gregory Paul Bird Guido Joel Knudson Jason Isidore Gurka Ryan Dull Luke Richard Maile Colton James Murray James Manuel Pazo Carson Blair Ne Ismael Oganldo Peter Robert O’Brien Matthew Edward Duy Adrian H. Houser Gary Sanchez Jayce Michael Tingler-Coach Carlos Torres

Bluejays Braves Athletics Orioles Tigers Astros Yankees Yank ees Marlins Yankees Yank ees Dodgers Mets Nationals Mets Cardinals Padres Nationals Mets Cardinals Bluejays Phillies Angels Astros Red Sox Rays Orioles Mets Nationals Orioles Orioles Dodgers Tigers Red Sox Astros Athletics Indains Astros White Sox Yankees Yank ees Indians Mets Indians Yankees Yank ees Phillies Yankees Yank ees Yankees Yank ees Orioles Red Sox Red Sox Braves Braves Tigers Diamondbacks Red Sox Mets Yankees Yank ees Yankees Yank ees Indians Marlins Rays Padres Marlins Indians Yankees Yank ees Tigers Rockies Athletics Rays Phillies Yankees Yank ees Athletics Phillies Diamondbacks Astros Brewers Yankees Yank ees Rangers Umpire

Connecticut 2012 Jamestown 2010 Jamestown 2010 Lowell 2011/2014 Connecticut 2012 Auburn 2010 Staten Island 2011 Jamestown 2011 Staten Island 2011 Hudson Valley 2010 Brooklyn 2011 Vermont 2010 Brooklyn 2012 State College 2013 Brooklyn 2011 Vermont 2010 Brooklyn 2011 Batavia 2012 Aberdeen 2010 Mahoning Valley 2011 Auburn 2010 Tri-City 2012 Lowelll Lowel 2011 Hudson valley 2011 Aberdeen 2011 Brooklyn 2010 Auburn 2013 Aberdeen 2011 Aberdeen 2008 Jamestown 2011 Connecticut 2010 Aberdeen 2011 Tri-City 2013 Staten Island 2008 Mahoning Valley 2010 Tri-City 2012 Brooklyn 2008 Staten Island 2011 Mahoning Valley 2011 Brooklyn 2013 Mahoning Valley 2011 Staten Island 2010 Williamsport 2011 State College 2009 Staten Island 2013 Aberdeen 2010/2011 Lowell 2013 Lowell 2012 Jamestown 2014 State College 2008 Connecticut 2010 Hudson Valley 2013 Lowell 2012 Brooklyn 2014 Staten Island 2009/2011 Staten Island 2012 Mahoning Valley 2011 Jamestown/Batavia 2012/2013 Hudson Valley 2012 State College 2011 Batavia 2012 Mahoning Valley 2011 Staten Island 2012 Connecticut 2011 Aberdeen 2010 Vermont 2012 Hudson Valley 2012 Williamsport 2011 Staten Island 2012/2013 Lowell 2009-2011 & 2013 Williamsport 2011 Staten Island 2012 Tri-City 2011 Tri-City 2013 Staten Island 2010 Auburn 2003 New York Penn League 2010

36

YEAR 

2015 NEW YORK PENN LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME RIPKEN STADIUM STADIUM - ABERDEEN, MD - AUGUST 18, 2015 NORTH DIVISION

SOUTH DIVISION

Coaching Sta: Lowell

Coaching Sta: Luis Pujols - Manager,

Joe Oliver - Manager, Lance Carter -Coach

Shawn Mcgill - Coach, Calvin Pickering - Coach

Luke Morton - Coach, Iggy Suarez - Coach POS

PLAYER

TEAM

POS

PLAYER

C

Will Allen

C

Nick Collins

3B

Victor Acosta

2B

Jake Croneworth

2B

Chad De La Guerra

3B

Connecticut

C

Austin Bossart Austin

Vermont

C

Dan Salters

Lowell

1B

Casey Grayson

Hudson Valley

1B

Brandon Hayden

Lowell

2B

Vincent Siena

Kelvin Gutierrez

Auburn

2B

Josh Tobias

1B

Brad Haynal

Batavia

3B

Danny Arribas

1B

Josh Ockimey

lowell

3B

Nathan Winfrey

Mahoning Valley

SS

Anfernee Seymour

Batavia

SS

Ricardo Andujar

Aberdeen

3B

Bobby Wernes

Tri-City

SS

Leobaldo Pina

State College

DH

Luis Alexander Basabe

Lowell

DH

Tharo Estrado

Staten Island

DH

Dexture Mccall

Tri-City

DH

Mark Laird

Williamsport

OF

Set Brown

Vermont

OF

Zachary Coppola

Williamsport

OF

Stone Garrett

Batavia

OF

Logan Hill

West Virginia

OF

Cade Gotta

Hudson Vall Valley ey

OF

Jhalen Jackson

Staten Island

OF

Joe Mccarthy

Hudson Vall Valley ey

OF

Ty Moore

West Virginia

OF

Victor Padron

Connecticut

OF

Mike Pritchard

State College

OF

Pat Porter

Tri-City

OF

Junior Valera

Staten Island

LHP

Tyler Alexander

Connecticut Connectic ut

RHP

Dario Agrazal

West Virginia

LHP

Nestor Bautista

Batavia

RHP

Gaby Almonte

RHP

Steven Farnworth

Batavia

RHP

Alejandro Artega

RHP

Edwar Garcia

Lowell

RHP

Landon Beck

State College

RHP

Jordan Halloway

Batavia

RHP

Luis Cedeno

Staten Island

RHP

Roel Ramirez

Hudson Valley

RHP

Mitch Gueller

Williamsport

RHP

Drew Smith

Connecticut

RHP

Ryan Meisinger

RHP

Spenser Watkins

Connecticut

RHP

Alex Palsha

Brooklyn

LHP

Alex Winkelman

Tri-City

RHP

Juan Perez

State College

RHP

Angel Yepez

Hudson Valley

RHP

Robert Tasin

UMPIRES:

TEAM Williamsport Mahoning Valley State College Williamsport Brooklyn Williamsport Williamspo rt West Virginia

Brooklyn Williamsport

Aberdeen

Williamsport Williamspo rt

HP-Anthony Perez, 1B-Vince Jackson, 2B-Tyler Jones, 3B-Jose Matamoros

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

R

H

E

North  All-Stars  AllStars

3

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

4

8

2

South  All-Stars  AllStars

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

X

2

8

0

37

2015 ALL-STARS WHO PLAYED IN NYPL CLUBS NAME  Altuve Jose Bautista Jose Betances Dellin Britton Zach *Cabrera Miguel Davis Wade Gardner Brett Holt Brock Iglesias Jose Kipnis Jason Keuchel Dallas Machado Manny Martinez J D.  Vogt Steve COACH Mcclendon Lloyd MANAGER   Yost Ned

MLB TEAM

NYPL TEAM

YEAR 

 AMERICAN LEAGUE Astros Tri-City Blue Jays Williamsport Yankees Yank ees Staten Island Orioles Aberdeen Tigers Utica Royals Hudson Valley Yankees Yank ees Staten Island Red Sox State College Tigers Lowell Indians Mahoning Valley Astros Tri-City Orioles Aberdeen Tigers Tri-City Athletics Hudson Valley

2009 2001 2007 2007 2000 2005 2005 2009 2010 2009 2009 2010 2009 2007

Mariners

Little Falls

1980

Royals

Batavia

1974

Burnett A. J. Gonzalez Adrian Mccutchen Andrew Melancon Mark Papelbon Jon *Stanton Giancarlo

NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL Pirates Pittseld Dodgers Utica Pirates Williamsport Pirates Staten Island Phillies Lowell Marlins Jamestown

1997 2000 2005 2004 2003 2007

COACH Mattingly Don

Dodgers

Oneonta

1979

NYPL NYPL

2003 1995

UMPIRES Porter Alan Hoey Jim

MLB MLB

*Injured

Tommy Leach played Leach played for Auburn in 1898. He was the rst player player ever to get a hit in a World World Series game. In his rst World Series at bat, batting third for the Pirates got a triple o of CY Young. Tommy also scored one run and had a RBI in the rst World Series ever.

38

 ALL--TIME ATT  ALL ATTENDANCE ENDANCE  YEAR

TEAMS

SEASON

1939

6

267,212

1940

6

1941

PLAYOFFS PLA YOFFS

 YEAR

TEAMS

SEASON

7,593

1978

10

306,286

1,950

278,514

8,212

1979

8

298,538

3,046

8

355,112

12,613

1980

8

236,623

2,567

1942

8

387,548

20,016

1981

8

308,829

2,298

1943

6

370,512

12,061

1982

10

350,230

3,042

1944

8

410,312

18,200

1983

12

501,080

2,780

1945

8

358,565

31,139

1984

12

416,225

1,667

1946

8

500,599

43,833

1985

12

590,793

2,552

1947

8

483,455

43,342

1986

12

454,680

3,153

1948

8

504,637

34,250

1987

12

466,249

2,079

1949

8

602,273

35,503

1988

12

506,113

781

1950

8

448,012

29,246

1989

14

714,561

7,779

1951

8

410,561

25,096

1990

14

744,830

5,922

1952

8

339,764

18,194

1991

14

776,185

5,312

1953

8

291,325

8,973

1992

14

684,064

5,462

1954

8

375,981

13,222

1993

14

708,175

3,875

1955

8

339,030

6,982

1994

14

961,361

5,151

1956

6

161,973

11,614

1995

14

1,181,847

14,684

1957

7

251,603

9,731

1996

14

1,204,958

12,617

1958

8

250,338

8,049

1997

14

1,209,251

9,765

1959

8

230,981

13,161

1998

14

1,279,493 1,279,49 3

7,300

1960

6

171,652

2,599

1999

14

1,371,054

22,376

1961

8

271,098

4,994

2000

14

1,322,739

13,255

1962

6

298,749

5,676

2001

14

1,642,020

24,933

1963

6

167,639

4,182

2002

14

1,890,053

11,673

1964

6

191,594

4,605

2003

14

1,784,663

24,601

1965

6

213,769

None

2004

14

1,777,309

20,816

1966

6

186,035

1,995

2005

14

1,787,962

12,162

1967

6

115,175

None

2006

14

1,751,967

13,571

1968

8

168,339

890

2007

14

1,839,458

14,968

1969

8

190,519

None

2008

14

1,815,445

10,009

1970

8

278,650

None

2009

14

1,786,735

12,831

1971

8

269,889

None

2010

14

1,829,755

18,087

1972

8

236,086

None

2011

14

1,749,891

13,172

1973

8

281,624

None

2012

14

1,701,001

23,644

1974

6

209,857

None

2013

14

1,602,725

15,398

1975

6

208,268

None

2014

14

1,559,946

19,478

1976

6

200,383

None

2015

14

1,590,750

7,786

1977

10

336,479

**

**Not Available  ALL--TIME PLAYOFFS:  ALL PLAYOFFS: 799,535

 ALL--TIME REGULAR SEASON: 52,778,010  ALL 52,778,010

39

PLAYOFFS PLA YOFFS

 ANNUAL MLB AWARDS AWARDS AND THE NYPL CY YOUNG AWARDS  YEAR

NAME

TEAM

NYPL TEAM

NYPL YEAR 

National League 1957

Warren Spahn

Atlanta Braves

Bradford

1940

1985

Dwight Gooden

New York Mets

Little Falls

1982

1990

Doug Drabek

Pittsburg Pirates

Niagara Falls

1984

1999

Randy Johnson

Arizona Diamondbacks

Jamestown

1985

2000

Randy Johnson

Arizona Diamondbacks

Jamestown

1985

2001

Randy Johnson

Arizona Diamondbacks

Jamestown

1985

2002

Randy Johnson

Arizona Diamondbacks

Jamestown

1985

2005

Chris Carpenter

St. Louis Cardinals

St. Catharines

1999

 American League 1985

Brett Saberhagen

Kansas City Royals

Lowell

1997

1989

Brett Saberhagen

Kansas City Royals

Lowell

1997

1995

Randy Johnson

Seattle Mariners

Jamestown

1985

1996

Pat Hentgen

Toronto Bluejays

St. Catharines

1986

2004

Johan Santana

Minnesota Twins

Auburn

1997-1998

2006

Johan Santana

Minnesota Twins

Auburn

1997-1998

2007

D. C. Sabathia

Cleavland Indians

Mahoning Valley

1999

2015

Dallas Keuchel

Houston Astros

Tri-City

2009

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER   YEAR 2013

NAME  Andrew Mccutchen

TEAM

NYPL TEAM

NYPL YEAR 

Pittsburg Pirates

Williamsport

2005

2013

Miguel Cabrera

Detroit Tigers

Utica

2000

2012

Miguel Cabrera

Detroit Tigers

Utica

2000

2010

Josh Hamilton

Texas Rangers

Hudson Valley

2006

Ryan Howard

Philadelphia Phillies

Batavia

2001

2000

Je Kent

S.F.. Giants S.F

St. Cathari Catharines nes

1989

1997

Larry Walker

Colorado Rockies

Utica

1985

1989

Robin Yount

Milwaukee Brewers

Newark

1973

1985

Willie McGee

St. Louis Cardinals

Oneonta

1977

1985

Don Mattingly

New York Yank Yankees ees

Oneonta

1979

1982

Robin Yount

Milwaukee Brewers

Newark

1973

1978

Jim Rice

Boston Red Sox

Williamsport

1971

1973

Pete Rose

Cincinnati Reds

Geneva

1960

1973

Dick Allen

Chicago White Sox

Elmira

1960

1965

Zoilo Versalles

Minnesota Minnes ota Twins

Elmira

1958

1964

Ken Boyer

St. Louis Cardinals

Hamilton

1950

1962

Maury Wills

Los Angeles Dodgers

Hornell

1959

Nellie Fox

Chicago White Sox

Jamestown

1944

1958

Jackie Jensen

Boston Red Sox

Jamestown (Mgr (Mgr.) .)

1970

40

1999, 2006

1951-1952

 ANNUAL BAT BATTING LEADERS AND THE NYPL  YEAR 2014 2012 2011 2010 2008 2008 2006 1996 1991 1986 1983 1981 1980 1978 1977 1975 1974 1972 1965

 ANNUAL HOME RUN LEADERS NAME TEAM NYPL TEAM Giancarlo Stanton-37 Marlins Jamestown Miguel Cabrera-44 Detroit Tigers Utica Jose Bautista-43 Toronto Blue Jays Williamsport Jose Bautista-54 Toronto Blue Jays Williamsport Miguel Cabrera-37 Detroit Tigers Utica Ryan Howard-48 Philadelphia Phillies Batavia Ryan Howard-58 Philadelphia Phillies Batavia Andres Galarraga-47 Colorado Rockies Jamestown Howard Johnson-35 New York Mets Brooklyn (Coach) Jesse Bareld-40 Toronto Blue Jays Utica Jim Rice-39 Boston Red Sox Williamsport Dwight Evans-22 Boston Red Sox Jamestown Ben Oglivie-41 Milwaukee Brewers Jamestown Jim Rice-46 Boston Red Sox Williamsport Jim Rice-39 Boston Red Sox Williamsport George Scott-36 Milwaukee Brewers Olean Dick Allen -32 Chicago White Sox Elmira Dick Allen -37 Chicago White Sox Elmira Tony Conigliaro-32 Boston Red Sox Wellsville

NYPL YEAR  2007 2000 2001 2001 2000 2001 2001 1981 2002 1977 1971 1968 1968 1971 1971 1962 1960 1960 1963

 YEAR 2014 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2008 2006 2003 1997 1996 1991 1985 1983 1983 1980 1978 1972 1964 1959

 ANNUAL RUNS BATTED BATTED IN LEADER  NAME TEAM NYPL TEAM Adrian Gonzalez L.A. Dodgers Utica Miguel Cabrera-139 Detroit Tigers Utica Curtis Granderson-119 New York Yank Yankees ees Oneonta Miguel Cabrera-126 Detroit Tigers Utica Ryan Howard-141 Philadelphia Phillies Batavia Ryan Howard-146 Philadelphia Phillies Batavia Josh Hamilton-130 Texas Rangers Hudson Valley Ryan Howard-149 Philadelphia Phillies Batavia Carlos Delgado-145 Toronto Blue Jays St. Catharines Andres Galarraga-140 Colorado Rockies Jamestown Andres Galarraga-150 Colorado Rockies Jamestown Howard Johnson-117 New York Mets Brooklyn (Coach) Don Mattingly-145 New York Yank Yankees ees Oneonta Cecil Cooper-126 Milwaukee Brewers Jamestown Jim Rice-126 Boston Red Sox Williamsport Cecil Cooper-122 Milwaukee Brewers Jamestown Jim Rice-139 Boston Red Sox Williamsport Dick Allen-113 Chicago White Sox Elmira Ken Boyer-119 St. Louis Cardinals Bradford Jackie Jensen-112 Boston Red Sox Jamestown

NYPL YEAR  2000 2000 2002 2000 2001 2001 1999, 2006 2001 1989-1990 1981 1981 2002 1979 1968 1971 1968 1971 1960 1950 1970

41

2015 NATIONAL LEAGUE MLB PLAYOFFS AND THE NYPL NAME Mets Dario Alvarez Eric Campbell Darrell Ceciliani Mike Conforto Travis D’Arnaud Lucas Duda Jeury Fami Familia lia Wilmer Flores Dillion Gee Curt Granderson Dilson Herrera Juan Lagares John Leathersich Jenrry Mejia Rafael Montero  Akeel Morris Dan Muno Dan Murphy Kirk Nieuwenhuis Bob Parnell Kevin Plawecki Hansel Robles Manager Terry Collin Collinss Coach Bob Geren Tom Goodw Goodwin in Eric Langill Dan Warthen Pirates  Aj Burnett  A. Caminero Francisco Cervelli Pedro Florimon J. A. Happ Jared Hughes  Andrew Lambo Radhames Liz Marte Starling  A. Mccutcheon Mark Melancon Jordy Mercer Gregory Polanco  Aramis Ramirez Ramirez Casey Sadler Tony Sanchez Chris Volstad Neil Walker Tony Watson  Vance Worley Worley Coach Herb Andrade Je Branson Jamey Carroll Brad Fischer Je Livesey Ray Searage

NYPL TEAM Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Williamsport William sport Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Oneonta State College Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Niagara Falls Utica Lowell Vermont Watertown

Pittseld Jamestown Staten Island Aberdeen Batavia Williamsport Jamestown Aberdeen State College Williamsport Staten Island State College State College Erie State College State College Jamestown Williamsport State College Williamsport Geneva Williamsport Vermont State College Oneonta Williamsport

YEAR  NAME Chicago Cubs 2013 Quintin Berry 2008 Phil Coke 2010 Chris Goghlin 2014 Jason Hammel 2008 Dan Haren 2007 Jason Motte 2013 Hector Rondon 2008 Zac Rosscup 2007/14  Addison Russell 2002 Brian Schlitter 2012 Coach 2008 Mike Borzello 2011 Doug Dascenzo 2008 Franklin Font 2011 Eric Hinske 2013 Gary Jones 2011 Dave Martinez 2006/08 Kevin Youkilis 2008 2005 Cardinals 2012 Matt Adams 2012 Matt Carpenter Randy Choate 1971 Steve Cishek Tim Cooney 1995 Tony Cruz 2008 Mitch Harris 2000 Peter Kozma 1971 Lance Lynn Seth Maness Brandon Moss 1997 Tom Phan 2008/09 Xavier Scruggs 2006 Kevin Siegrist 2006/10 Miguel Socolovich 2004 Carlos Villanueva 2006 Coach 2014 Ilsley Blaise 2005 John Maby 2012 Chris Maloney 2005 Jose Oquendo 2006 Jamie Pogue 2005 2011 Dodgers 1996  Austin Barnes 2010  Adrian Gonzalez 2009 Chris Hatcher 2005 E. Hernand Hernandez ez 2004 Dave Hu 2007 Juan Jaime 2008  Adam Liberatore Justin Turner 1987 Chase Utley 2004 Manager 1996 Don Mattingly 2008 Coach 1988 John Valentin 2003/04 Rick Honeycutt 42

NYPL TEAM

YEAR 

Batavia Staten Island Jamestown Hudson Valley New Jersey State College Mahoning Valley Hudson Valley Vermont Williamsport

2006 2004 2006 2002 2001 2006 2011 2010 2012 2007

Glens Falls Geneva Williamsport Williamsport Geneva Geneva Lowell

1992 1985 1997 1998 1982 1983 2001/04

Batavia Batavia Oneonta Jamestown Batavia Batavia Batavi a State College Batavia Batavia Batavia Lowell Batavia Batavi a Batavia Batavia Lowell Staten Island

2009 2009 1997 2007 2012 2007 2013 2007 2008 2011 2003 2007 2008/09 2009 2007 2009

Auburn 1985 Hamilton 1991 Little Falls Falls/Hamilton /Hamilton 1983/92 New Jersey 1998 New Jersey 2000

Jamestown Utica Jamestown Tri-Cit ri-City y Mahoning Valley Vermont Hudson Valley Brooklyn Batavia

2011 2000 2006 2010 1996 2009 2010 2013 2000

Oneonta

1979

Elimra Niagara Falls

1988 1976

2015 AMERICAN LEAGUE MLB PLA PLAYOFFS YOFFS AND THE NYPL NAME Rangers Jake Diekman Jon Edwards Chris Gimenez Josh Hamilton Roman Mendez Stolmy Pimentel Jake Smolinski Manager Je Banist Banister er Coach Bobby Jones Jayce Tingler Tony Beasley  Yankees Carlos Beltram Dellin Betances Greg Bird Dan Burawa Caleb Cotham Jacob Ellsbury Gardner Brett Nick Goody Bryan Mitchell Diego Moreno Jim Pazos Branden Pinder Brenday Ryan C. C. Sabathia Matt Tracy  Adam Warren Mason Williams Chase Whitley Coach Je Pentland Rob Thomson Gary Tuck

Royals Drew Butera Wade Davis Jason Frasor Erik Kratz Ryan Madson  Alex Rios Jason Vargas Chris Young Ben Zobrist Manager Ned Yost Coach Dave Eiland

NYPL TEAM Jamestown Batavia Mahoning Valley Hudson Valley Lowell Lowell Vermont

YEAR  2007/08 2007-2010 2004 1999/06 2010 2008 2008

Waterto Wa tertown/W wn/Wellan elland d

1986/94

Geneva Auburn Erie/Williamsport

1967 2003 1989/ 2000/01

Brooklyn Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Lowell Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island State College Staten Island Staten Island New Jersey/ State College Mahoning Valley Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island

2009 2007 2012 2010 2009 2005 2005 2012 2010/11 2009 2012/13 2011

NAME  Astros Jose Altuve Jake Buchannan Jason Castro Matt Duy Mike Feliz Luke Gregerson R. Hernandez Jerome Hoes Scott Kazmir Dallas Keughel Jed Lowrie Collin Mchugh Brad Peacock Oliver Perez  Alex Presley

Domingo Santana Tony Sipp George Springer Preston Presto n Tucker  Vince Velasquez Jon Villar  A. Wojciehowski Coach  Alan Zinter Morgan Ensberg  Adam Everett Mark Bailey 2003/06 Trey Hillman 1999 Craig Bjornsen 2011 2009 Blue Jays 2011 Jose Bautista 2010 Ezequiel Carrera Brett Cecil Elmira 1993/94 Scott Copeland Oneonta 1995 Jon Diaz Jamestown/Auburn/ 1978/ Felix Doubront Watertown/Oneonta 87/91 Marco Estrada  /96 Ryan Goins Matt Hague Brooklyn 2005 Drew Hutchinson Williamsport 2001/02 Todd Redmond Oneonta 1999 Jose Reyes Auburn 2003/04 Devon Travis Batavia 1999 Coach Queens 2000 Pete Walker Jamestown 2004 Demarlo Hale Auburn 2013 Dane Johnson Tri-City 2004 Tim Leiper Batavia Oneonta/ Staten Island

1974

1981/04

43

NYPL TEAM

YEAR 

Tri-City 2009 Tri-City 2010 Tri-City 2008 Tri-Cit ri-City y 2011 Tri-Cit ri-City y 2013 Tri-City 2006 Mahoning Valley 2002 Aberdeen 2010 Brooklyn 2002 Tri-Cit ri-City y 2009 Lowell 2005/09/10 Brooklyn 2009 Vermont 2008 Brooklyn 2009 Williamsport/ Tri-City 2006/14 Williamsport 2010 Mahoning Mahoni ng Valley 2004 Tri-City 2011 Tri-Cit ri-City y 2012 Tri-City 2012 Williamsport 2009 Auburn 2010 Pittseld Auburn Lowell Auburn Batavia/Oneonta Auburn/Vermont Auburn/Ver mont

Williamsport Brooklyn Auburn Aberdeen Auburn Lowell Vermont Auburn State College Auburn Williamsport Brooklyn Connecticut Connec ticut Pittseld Elmira Auburn Vermont

1989 1998 1998 1982 1985/90 1992/05

2001 2007 2007 2010 2006 2006/07/11 2005 2009 2008 2006 2005 2011 2012 1990 1983 2001 2000

STANDINGS ST ANDINGS (1939–PRESENT) 1939 Olean Hamilton Bradford Batavia Niagara Falls Jamestown

W 65 61 59 48 44 32

L 38 44 43 54 59 71

Pct. .631 .581 .578 .471 .427 .311

1940 Olean Batavia London Hamilton Niagara-Jamestown Niagara-Jamest own Bradford

W 65 58 48 47 48 44

L 39 48 54 53 55 61

Pct. .625 .547 .471 .470 .466 .419

1941 Jamestown Bradford Batavia Hamilton Olean London

W 68 60 54 50 48 47

L 42 50 54 57 81 63

Pct. .618 .549 .500 .467 .440 .431

1942 Jamestown Olean Batavia Hornell Wellsville Bradford Lockport Hamilton

W 84 82 72 65 65 56 39 36

L 41 42 53 60 60 68 85 90

Pct. .672 .661 .576 .520 .520 .452 .315 .286

1943 Lockport Hornell Wellsville Jamestown Batavia Olean

W 65 60 58 43 49 42

L 45 50 51 56 61 66

Pct. .591 .545 .532 .491 .445 .394

1944 Lockport Jamestown Batavia Hornell Erie Olean Wellsville Bradford 1945 Batavia Jamestown Lockport Bradford Wellsville Hornell Erie Olean

W 76 70 70 62 61 57 51 48 W 84 75 73 70 57 55 46 40

L 49 54 55 61 63 66 73 74 L 40 51 52 55 68 71 77 86

Pct. .608 .565 .560 .504 .492 .463 .411 .393

1946 Jamestown* Batavia* Olean Bradford Hamilton Wellsville Lockport Hornell *Co-champions

W 84 84 69 58 53 52 51 48

L 41 41 56 66 73 72 73 77

Pct. .672 .672 .552 .468 .421 .419 .411 .384

1947 Jamestown Bradford Olean Wellsville Lockport Batavia Hamilton Hornell

W 87 69 66 64 61 60 49 40

L 39 55 58 59 62 63 76 84

Pct. .690 .557 .532 .520 .496 .488 .392 .323

1948 Lockport Jamestown Hamilton Bradford Batavia Wellsville Olean Hornell

W 76 74 73 66 65 60 60 29

L 50 52 52 61 62 64 66 96

Pct. .603 .587 .584 .520 .512 .484 .476 .232

1949 Bradford Jamestown Hamilton Batavia Hornell Lockport Wellsville Olean

W 80 78 75 66 62 58 45 39

L 46 48 50 60 64 68 81 86

Pct. .635 .619 .600 .524 .492 .460 .357 .312

1950 Hornell Olean Hamilton Bradford Batavia Jamestown Wellsville Lockport

W 81 71 68 63 61 60 50 45

L 43 54 57 62 64 64 75 80

Pct. .653 .568 .544 .504 .488 .484 .400 .360

1951 W L Pct. Olean* 79 48 .622 Jamestown* 78 49 .614 Hornell 71 55 .564 Hamilton 66 60 .524 Bradford 64 62 .508 Wellsville 53 73 .421 Batavia 49 77 .389 Corning 45 81 .357 *Olean won single game post-season playo for pennant.

Pct. .677 .595 .584 .560 .456 .437 .374 .317 44

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 1952 Hamilton Jamestown Olean Hornell Batavia Corning Bradford Wellsville

W 83 81 70 69 57 53 51 36

L 43 45 55 56 68 71 73 89

Pct. .659 .643 .560 .552 .456 .427 .411 .288

1958 Wellsville Geneva Olean  Auburn Corning Batavia Erie Elmira

W 70 69 67 67 64 60 53 50

L 56 57 57 58 61 65 72 74

Pct. .556 .548 .540 .536 .512 .480 .424 .403

1953 Jamestown Hornell Hamilton Bradford Olean Wellsville Batavia Corning

W 88 70 69 66 63 59 46 40

L 37 56 57 60 61 67 78 85

Pct. .704 .556 .548 .524 .508 .468 .371 .320

1959 Wellsville Geneva Elmira Corning  Auburn Olean Batavia Erie

W 80 72 67 63 58 57 54 49

L 46 52 57 62 67 69 71 76

Pct. .635 .581 .540 .504 .464 .452 .432 .392

1960 Erie Wellsville  Auburn Corning Elmira Geneva

W 83 69 65 60 56 54

L 46 60 63 69 74 75

Pct. .643 .535 .508 .465 .431 .419

1961 Geneva Erie Batavia Olean Elmira Jamestown Wellsville  Auburn

W 77 68 65 64 61 58 55 52

L 48 57 59 61 63 68 71 73

Pct. .616 .544 .524 .512 .492 .460 .437 .416

1962 Jamestown Erie  Auburn Olean Batavia Geneva

W 69 68 62 62 51 44

L 50 51 57 57 67 74

Pct. .580 .571 .521 .521 .432 .373

1963  Auburn Wellsville Batavia Jamesville Geneva Erie

W 76 73 63 62 59 57

L 54 57 67 68 71 73

Pct. .585 .562 .485 .477 .454 .438

1964  Auburn Geneva Wellsville Jamestown Binghamton Batavia

W 79 79 70 68 58 33

L 48 51 60 60 71 97

Pct. .622 .608 .538 .531 .450 .245

1954 Jamestown Corning Wellsville Hornell Bradford Hamilton Olean Erie

W 78 77 69 65 61 61 46 45

L 48 47 53 60 65 65 80 81

Pct. .619 .621 .552 .520 .484 .484 .365 .357

1955 Hamilton Bradford Corning Wellsville Erie Hornell Jamestown Olean

W 82 74 69 68 66 50 48 46

L 43 51 57 58 60 76 78 80

Pct. .656 .592 .548 .540 .524 .397 .381 .365

L 46 55 58 58 62 74 8 9

Pct. .617 .553 .528 .497 .456 .378 .429 .250

1956 W Wellsville 74 Corning 68 Olean 65 Hornell 57 Jamestown 52 Erie 45 Hamilton* 6 Bradford* 3 *Withdrew from League May 18

1957 W L Pct. Wellsville 74 43 .632 Erie 70 47 .598 Corning 65 52 .556 Batavia 58 59 .496 Olean 52 65 .444 Elmira 51 66 .436 Hornell 38 59 .392 Jamestown* 28 35 .444 Bradford** 5 15 .250 *Jamestown folded June 25th **Bradford ** Bradford folded May 23; replaced by Hornell May 28

45

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 1965 Binghamton  Auburn Geneva Wellsville Batavia Jamestown

W 81 73 65 62 47 47

L 45 55 61 64 75 75

Pct. .643 .570 .516 .492 .385 .385

1966  Auburn Jamestown Binghamton Oneonta Batavia Geneva

W 80 70 67 65 58 34

L 49 55 58 59 63 90

Pct. .620 .560 .536 .524 .479 .274

1967 – 1st SHORT-SEASON 1967 W  Auburn 52 Batavia 41 Oneonta 40 Jamestown 39 Geneva 37 Erie 26

L 26 36 39 41 42 51

Pct. .667 .532 .506 .488 .468 .338

1968  Auburn Oneonta Williamsport Newark Batavia Geneva Jamestown Corning

W 49 43 40 38 37 37 31 27

L 27 34 35 36 38 39 44 49

Pct. .645 .558 .553 .514 .493 .487 .413 .355

1969 Oneonta Batavia Newark Williamsport Corning Jamestown  Auburn Geneva

W 51 42 42 39 35 33 31 27

L 26 33 34 36 42 41 42 46

Pct. .662 .560 .553 .520 .455 .446 .425 .370

1970  Auburn Oneonta Batavia Newark Geneva Jamestown Niagara Falls Williamsport

W 43 41 37 36 33 30 28 28

L 26 28 32 33 35 40 40 42

Pct. .623 .594 .536 .522 .485 .429 .412 .400

1971 Oneonta  Auburn Niagara Falls Newark Geneva Williamsport Batavia Jamestown

W 45 42 37 35 34 30 30 25

L 23 28 33 35 36 39 40 44

Pct. .662 .600 .529 .500 .486 .435 .429 .362 46

1972 Niagara Falls Oneonta Jamestown  Auburn Geneva Batavia Newark Williamsport

W 48 45 42 39 30 29 23 22

L 22 25 28 30 40 40 46 47

Pct. .686 .643 .600 .565 .429 .420 .333 .319

1973  Auburn Oneonta Jamestown Geneva Batavia Elmira Niagara Falls Newark

W 46 44 41 39 33 32 27 15

L 23 26 28 29 36 37 43 55

Pct. .667 .629 .594 .574 .478 .464 .386 .214

1974 Oneonta  Auburn Elmira Niagara Falls Newark Batavia

W 53 34 34 33 30 20

L 16 32 35 36 36 49

Pct. .768 .515 .493 .478 .455 .290

1975 Newark Elmira Oneonta  Auburn Niagara Falls Batavia

W 47 38 35 31 29 24

L 20 30 34 37 40 43

Pct. .701 .559 .507 .456 .420 .358

1976 Elmira Newark Niagara Falls Batavia  Auburn Oneonta

W 50 46 35 30 24 24

L 20 24 34 40 45 46

Pct . Pct. .714 .657 .507 .429 .348 .343

1977 Eastern Division Oneonta Utica Elmira Little Falls  Auburn Western Division Batavia Newark Jamestown Geneva Niagara Falls

W

L

Pct.. Pct

47 43 33 32 17

23 28 36 39 53

.671 .606 .478 .451 .243

42 43 35 31 27

28 29 32 40 42

.600 .597 .522 .437 .391

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 1978 Wrigley Division Geneva Jamestown Batavia Niagara Falls Newark  Yawkey  Ya wkey Division Oneonta Utica  Auburn Little Falls Elmira

W

L

Pct.. Pct

51 44 34 30 26

20 28 38 40 46

.718 .611 .472 .429 .361

51 37 32 29 21

19 34 40 42 48

.729 .521 .444 .408 .304

1979  Yawkey Division  Yawkey Oneonta Elmira Little Falls Utica  Auburn Wrigley Division Geneva Jamestown Batavia Newark Niagara Falls

W

L

42 34 31 24 22

26 35 39 41 45

.618 .493 .443 .379 .328

50 43 37 32 30

19 27 34 39 41

.725 .614 .521 .451 .423

1980 Eastern Division Oneonta Little Falls Elmira Utica Western Division Geneva Batavia Jamestown  Auburn

W

L

Pct.. Pct

49 40 39 27

25 33 35 44

.662 .548 .527 .380

48 31 29 29

26 42 42 45

.649 .425 .408 .392

1981 Eastern Division Oneonta Utica Little Falls Elmira Western Division Jamestown Erie Geneva Batavia 1982 Eastern Division Oneonta Utica Little Falls  Auburn Elmira Western Division Niagara Falls Jamestown Geneva Erie Batavia

Pct.. Pct

W

L

Pct.. Pct

48 39 31 25

25 31 39 48

.658 .557 .443 .342

48 44 41 16

26 30 34 59

.649 .595 .547 .213

W

L

Pct.

43 41 38 35 34

33 34 38 39 40

.566 .547 .500 .473 .459

42 36 36 35 33

34 38 39 38 40

.533 .486 .480 .479 .452

1983 Eastern Division Utica Little Falls  Auburn Elmira Oneonta Watertown Western Division Newark Jamestown Erie Geneva Batavia Niagara Falls

W

L

48 48 43 38 32 21

26 27 31 36 44 55

.649 .640 .581 .514 .421 .276

48 38 37 33 32 29

26 36 38 40 43 45

.649 .514 .493 .452 .427 .392

1984 Eastern Division Little Falls Watertown  Auburn Elmira Utica Oneonta Western Division Newark Erie Batavia Geneva Niagara Falls Jamestown

W

L

Pct.

44 38 38 35 31 29

31 35 38 38 44 45

.587 .527 .500 .479 .413 .392

46 43 41 38 35 28

28 31 35 36 40 46

.622 .581 .539 .514 .467 .378

1985 Northern Division Oneonta Utica Little Falls Watertown Central Division  Auburn Geneva Newark Elmira

W

L

Pct.

55 35 34 22

23 41 41 54

.705 .461 .453 .289

47 45 41 28

31 33 36 49

.603 .577 .532 .364

45 44 34 33

33 34 43 45

.577 .564 .442 .423

W

L

Pct.

59 36 30 26

18 40 48 52

.766 .474 .385 .333

44 41 39 40

32 37 36 38

.579 .526 .520 .513

48 37 30 30

28 40 45 46

.632 .481 .400 .395

Southern Division Jamestown Erie Niagara Falls Batavia 1986  Yawkey  Ya wkey Division Oneonta Little Falls Watertown Utica McNamara Division  Auburn Newark Elmira Geneva Wrigley Division St. Catharines Erie Batavia Jamestown

47

Pct.. Pct

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 1987 Eastern Division Watertown Oneonta  Auburn Little Falls Utica Elmira Western Division Geneva Jamestown Newark St. Catharines Erie Batavia

W

L

44 41 39 38 31 26

32 34 36 36 43 50

.579 .547 .520 .514 .419 .342

48 44 42 41 36 23

28 33 32 36 39 54

.632 .571 .568 .532 .480 .299

1988 Eastern Division Oneonta Utica  Auburn Little Falls Watertown Elmira Western Division Jamestown Erie Hamilton Batavia St. Catharines Geneva

W

L

Pct.. Pct

48 47 42 39 35 28

28 29 33 36 39 48

.632 .618 .560 .520 .473 .368

47 46 36 31 27 27

29 31 39 44 46 51

.618 .597 .480 .413 .370 .346

1989 Eastern Division Pittseld Oneonta Watertown Utica Geneva  Auburn Elmira Western Division Jamestown Niagara Falls Batavia Welland Hamilton St. Catharines Erie

W

L

Pct.

53 48 47 39 36 35 30

23 27 30 39 39 42 46

.697 .640 .610 .500 .480 .455 .395

44 43 37 32 32 31 25

32 33 39 44 44 45 49

.579 .566 .487 .421 .421 .408 .338

1990 W McNamara Division (Eastern) Oneonta 52 Watertown 43 Pittseld 43 Utica 31 McNamara Division (Western) Geneva 51 Batavia 41 Elmira 32  Auburn 31 Stedler Division Erie 44 Jamestown 41 Welland 36 Niagara Falls 35 Hamilton 30 St. Catharines 29

L

Pct.. Pct

1991 W McNamara Division (Eastern) Pittseld 51 Oneonta 42 Utica 39 Watertown 27 McNamara Division (Western) Elmira 47  Auburn Batavia Geneva Stedler Division Jamestown Erie Niagara Falls Hamilton St. Catharines Welland 1992 McNamara Division Utica Pittseld Oneonta Watertown Pinckney Division Geneva Batavia  Auburn Elmira Stedler Division Hamilton Erie Niagara Falls Jamestown St. Catharines Welland 1993 McNamara Division Pittseld Utica Glens Falls Oneonta Pinckney Division Watertown Geneva Elmira  Auburn Stedler Division St Catharines Niagara Falls Batavia Erie Welland Jamestown

Pct.

26 34 34 47

.667 .558 .558 .397

26 35 45 46

.662 .539 .416 .403

33 36 42 42 46 47

.571 .532 .462 .455 .395 .382 48

L

Pct.. Pct

26 35 37 50

.662 .545 .513 .351

30

.610

38 38 35

39 40 43

.494 .487 .449

51 37 36 35 35 30

27 41 42 42 42 47

.654 .474 .462 .455 .455 .390

W

L

Pct.

42 37 37 37

32 37 38 39

.568 .500 .493 .487

41 36 32 31

34 34 41 44

.547 .514 .438 .413

56 40 39 34 33 31

20 37 39 43 42 46

.737 .519 .500 .442 .440 .403

W

L

Pct.

40 38 37 36

35 38 40 40

.533 .500 .481 .474

46 43 31 30

32 34 44 46

.590 .558 .413 .395

49 47 38 36 35 31

29 31 39 41 42 46

.628 .603 .494 .468 .455 .403

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 1994 McNamara Division New Jersey  Vermont Hudson Valley Pittseld Pinckney Division Watertown  Auburn Utica Elmira Oneonta Williamsport Stedler Division Jamestown Batavia St Catharines Welland

W

L

Pct.

43 42 37 37

32 33 37 38

.573 .560 .500 .493

48 45 35 30 30 26

26 31 37 43 45 49

.649 .592 .486 .411 .400 .347

42 40 35 30

32 34 39 44

.568 .541 .473 .405

1995 McNamara Division  Vermont Hudson Valley New Jersey Pittseld Pinckney Division Watertown  Auburn Williamsport Oneonta Utica Elmira Stedler Division Batavia St Catharines Erie Jamestown

W

L

Pct.

49 47 35 34

27 27 41 42

.645 .635 .461 .447

46 40 37 34 33 25

27 34 39 41 40 41

.630 .541 .487 .453 .452 .329

41 38 34 32

34 37 41 44

.547 .507 .453 .421

1996 McNamara Division  Vermont Pittseld Lowell Hudson Valley New Jersey Pinckney Division Watertown Williamsport  Auburn Oneonta Utica Stedler Division St Catharines Batavia Jamestown Erie

W

L

Pct.

48 46 33 32 28

26 29 41 44 47

.649 .613 .446 .421 .373

45 43 37 31 29

30 32 39 45 47

.600 .573 .487 .408 .382

44 42 39 30

32 33 36 46

.579 .560 .520 .395

1997 McNamara Division Pittseld Lowell New Jersey Hudson Valley  Vermont

W

L

42 38 35 35 35

32 38 39 40 41

.568 .500 .473 .467 .461

Pinckney Division Oneonta Watertown Utica Williamsport  Auburn

49 39 36 29 29

25 36 38 46 47

.662 .520 .486 .387 .382

Stedler Division Erie Batavia St. Catharines Jamestown

50 47 35 25

26 27 40 49

.658 .635 .467 .338

W

L

Pct.

50 36 35 34 32

26 40 41 41 44

.658 .474 .461 .453 .421

Pinckney Division Oneonta  Auburn Watertown Williamsport Utica

45 43 42 39 35

31 32 34 36 41

.592 .573 .553 .520 .461

Stedler Division Batavia St. Catharines Jamestown Erie

43 38 32 26

33 38 43 50

.566 .500 .427 .342

W

L

Pct.

42 42 41 41 39 34 33 30

33 34 34 35 35 42 43 46

.560 .553 .547 .539 .527 .447 .434 .395

43 42 39 38 34 32

33 34 37 38 42 44

.566 .553 .513 .500 .447 .421

1998 McNamara Division Hudson Valley  Vermont Pittseld New Jersey Lowell

1999 McNamara Division Utica Hudson Valley Oneonta Pittseld Staten Island Lowell  Vermont New Jersey Pinckney Division Mahoning Valley Batavia  Auburn Jamestown St. Catharines Williamsport

49

Pct.

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 2000 McNamara Division Staten Island Queens  Vermont Lowell Pittseld New Jersey Hudson Valley Pinckney Division Mahoning Valley Batavia Jamestown Utica Oneonta  Auburn Williamsport

W

L

46 46 45 41 38 31 23

28 29 30 34 37 45 52

Pct. .622 .613 .600 .547 .507 .408 .307

48 39 37 35 35 32 29

28 37 38 40 41 42 44

W

L

48 39 37 37 32 27 26

26 36 37 39 42 47 49

.649 .520 .500 .487 .432 .365 .347

52 48 45 39 35 33 28

24 28 30 37 41 43 47

.684 .632 .600 .513 .461 .434 .373

W

L

Pct.

48 48 39 38 31 26

26 28 37 38 45 49

.649 .632 .513 .500 .408 .347

Pinckney Division  Auburn Mahoning Valley Batavia Jamestown

47 46 34 32

29 30 42 42

.618 .605 .447 .432

Stedler Division Oneonta Lowell  Vermont Tri-Ci ri-City ty

47 34 30 27

27 41 45 48

.635 .453 .400 .360

2001 McNamara Division Williamsport Jamestown Oneonta Batavia  Auburn Utica Mahoning Valley Stedler Division Brooklyn Staten Island Pittseld Hudson Valley New Jersey Lowell  Vermont 2002 McNamara Division Staten Island Williamsport New Jersey Brooklyn  Aberdeen Hudson Valley

2003 McNamara Division Brooklyn Williamsport  Aberdeen Hudson Valley New Jersey Staten Island

.632 .513 .493 .467 .461 .432 .397

W

L

Pct.

47 46 38 37 31 29

28 30 38 37 42 43

.627 .605 .500 .500 .425 .403

Pinckney Division  Auburn Mahoning Valley Batavia Jamestown

56 38 30 22

18 36 45 51

.757 .514 .400 .301

Stedler Division Oneonta Tri-Ci ri-City ty Lowell  Vermont

45 44 39 19

30 32 35 56

.600 .579 .527 .253

2004 McNamara Division Brooklyn New Jersey Hudson Valley  Aberdeen Williamsport Staten Island Pinckney Division  Auburn Mahoning Valley Jamestown Batavia Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty  Vermont Oneonta Lowell

W

L

Pct.

43 41 39 35 34 28

31 34 33 40 40 44

.581 .547 .542 .467 .459 .389

50 42 30 28

24 34 45 46

.676 .553 .400 .378

50 34 33 32

25 38 41 44

.667 .472 .446 .421

2005 McNamara Division Staten Island Williamsport Brooklyn New Jersey Hudson Valley  Aberdeen

W

L

Pct.

52 44 40 37 31 27

24 32 36 39 43 48

.684 .579 .526 .487 .419 .360

Pinckney Division  Auburn Batavia Mahoning Valley Jamestown

45 36 33 31

30 39 43 44

.600 .480 .434 .413

Stedler Division Oneonta Lowell Tri-Ci ri-City ty  Vermont

48 42 34 28

27 33 42 48

.640 .560 .447 .368

Pct.

50

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 2006 McNamara Division Staten Island Brooklyn  Aberdeen Hudson Valley

W

L

Pct.

45 41 41 31

29 33 34 43

.608 .554 .547 .419

Pinckney Division  Auburn Mahoning Valley State College Batavia Jamestown Williamsport

42 40 39 35 33 28

32 36 36 38 39 47

.568 .526 .520 .479 .458 .373

Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Oneonta Lowell  Vermont

43 40 39 23

31 34 36 52

.581 .541 .520 .307

2007 McNamara Division Brooklyn Staten Island  Aberdeen Hudson Valley Pinckney Division  Auburn Mahoning Valley State College Williamsport Batavia Jamestown Stedler Division Oneonta Lowell  Vermont Tri-Ci ri-City ty

W

L

Pct.

49 47 34 34

25 28 42 42

.662 .627 .447 .447

47 37 36 34 31 28

29 37 39 42 43 47

.618 .500 .480 .447 .419 .373

44 40 38 27

32 36 37 47

.579 .526 .507 .365

2008 McNamara Division Staten Island Brooklyn Hudson Valley  Aberdeen

W

L

Pct.

49 45 40 36

26 30 35 39

.653 .600 .533 .480

Pinckney Division Batavia Jamestown  Auburn Williamsport Mahoning Valley State College

46 47 38 38 31 18

28 29 37 37 44 56

.622 .618 .507 .507 .413 .243

Stedler Division Lowell Oneonta  Vermont Tri-Ci ri-City ty

40 33 33 28

33 41 42 45

.548 .446 .440 .384

2009 McNamara Division Staten Island Brooklyn Hudson Valley  Aberdeen Pinckney Division Mahoning Valley Williamsport State College Batavia Jamestown  Auburn Stedler Division Lowell Oneonta  Vermont Tri-Ci ri-City ty

W

L

Pct.

47 45 38 30

29 30 37 44

.618 .600 .507 .405

49 42 38 37 34 26

27 34 38 39 42 49

.645 .553 .500 .487 .447 .347

45 35 34 27

30 39 41 48

.600 .473 .453 .360

2010 McNamara Division Brooklyn Hudson Valley  Aberdeen Staten Island Pinckney Division Batavia Jamestown Williamsport  Auburn State College Mahoning Valley Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Connecticut  Vermont Lowell

W

L

Pct.

51 39 34 34

24 36 40 40

.680 .520 .459 .459

45 43 43 35 33 30

29 32 33 40 42 46

.608 .573 .566 .467 .440 .395

38 38 36 24

36 37 38 50

.514 .507 .486 .324

2011 W L McNamara Division Staten Island 45 28 Brooklyn 45 29 Hudson Valley 37 39  Aberdeen 24 51 Pinckney Division  Auburn 45 30 Williamsport 43 33 Mahoning Valley 41 34 Batavia 37 38 Jamestown 35 40 State College 31 44 Stedler Division  Vermont* 39 35 Connecticut 39 35 Tri-Ci ri-City ty 33 42 Lowell 29 45 *Won Season Series vs. Connecticut

Pct.

51

.616 .608 .487 .320 .600 .566 .547 .493 .467 .413 .527 .527 .440 .392

STANDINGS (CONT’D) 2012 McNamara Division Hudson Valley Brooklyn Staten Island  Aberdeen Pinckney Division  Auburn Batavia Jamestown State College Mahoning Valley Williamsport Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Lowell Connecticut  Vermont

W

L

Pct.

52 45 30 28

24 31 45 48

.684 .592 .400 .368

46 44 35 35 30 30

30 32 40 41 45 46

.605 .579 .367 .461 .400 .395

51 36 35 33

25 40 40 43

.671 .374 .367 .434

2013 McNamara Division  Aberdeen Brooklyn Hudson Valley Staten Island Pinckney Division State College Jamestown Batavia Williamsport Mahoning Valley  Auburn Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Lowell Connecticut  Vermont

W

L

Pct.

40 38 38 34

32 37 37 41

.556 .507 .507 .453

48 43 39 37 30 26

27 32 36 38 44 49

.640 .573 .520 .493 .405 .347

44 40 33 33

32 33 42 43

.579 .548 .440 .434

2014 McNamara Division Hudson Valley Brooklyn Staten Island  Aberdeen Pinckney Division State College Jamestown  Aubrun Batavia Mahoning Valley Williamsport Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Connecticut Lowell  Vermont

W

L

2015 Mcnamara Division Hudson Valley Brooklyn Staten Island  Aberdeen Pinckney Division  Auburn Batavia State College Mahoning Valley Williamsport West Virginia Stedler Division Tri-Ci ri-City ty Lowell Connecticut  Vermont

W

L

Pct.

39 33 41 40

37 43 34 36

.513 .434 .547 .525

36 31 41 31 46 43

38 44 35 44 30 34

.486 .413 .539 .413 .605 .553

42 37 35 35

33 39 38 42

.560 .487 .479 .440

2015 Players of the Week  B-Batter of the Week  P-Pitcher of the Week  June 22-June 28 B-Anthony Santander Mahoning Valley P-Hector Garcia West Virginia June 29-July 5 B-Drew Ferguson P-Tyler P-T yler Badamo B-Matt Dacey P-Jefry Rodriguez

Pct.

July 6-July 12

Tri-City Brookl yn Brooklyn Hudson Valley Auburn

July 13-July 19 B-Rhett Wiseman P-Juan Perez

Auburn State College

July 20-July 26 B-Victor Robles P-Jonathan Brubaker

Auburn West Virginia

July 27-August 2 B-Ka’Ai Tom Mahon ing Valley Mahoning P-Jordan Holloway Batavia

46 42 37 27

30 34 38 48

.605 .553 .493 .360

48 35 34 34 33 33

28 40 41 42 42 43

.632 .467 .453 .447 .440 .434

 August 10-August 16 B-Andrew Benintendi P-Brett Lilek

48 42 37 33

28 34 38 43

.632 .553 .493 .434

 August 24-August 30 B-Trey Amburg B-Trey Amburgey ey Staten Island P-Domingo Acevedo Staten Island

 August 3-August 9 B-Casey Hughston West Virginia P-Roel Ramirez Hudson Valley Lowell Batavia

 August 17-August 23 B-Trey Amburg B-Trey Amburgey ey Staten Island P-Spenser Watkins Connecticut

 August 31-September 7 B-R. J. Dennard State College P-Kolton Mahoney Staten Island

52

 ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF PLAYOFF WINNERS 1939

1940

1941

1942

1943

1944

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

Seminals:

Olean 3 of 4 over Bradford - Hamilton 3 of 5 over Batavia

Finals:

Olean 4 of 6 over Hamilton

Seminals:

Olean 3 of 4 over Hamilton – Batavia 3 of 5 over London

Finals:

Olean 4 of 6 over Batavia

Seminals:

Hamilton 3 of 5 over Jamestown – Bradford 3 over Batavia 2

Finals:

Bradford 4 of 5 over Hamilton

Seminals:

Jamestown 3 straight over Hornell – Olean 3 straight over Batavia

Finals:

Jamestown 4 of 6 over Olean

Seminals:

Wellsville 3 of 4 over Hornell – Jamestown 3 straight over Lockport

Finals:

Wellsville 4 of 7 over Jamestown

Seminals:

Jamestown 3 straight over Batavia – Lockport 3 straight over Hornell

Finals:

Jamestown 4 straight over Lockport

Seminals:

Lockport 3 of 4 over Jamestown – Batavia 3 of 4 over Bradford

Finals:

Batavia 4 of 7 over Lockport

Seminals:

Jamestown 4 of 7 over Bradford – Batavia 4 of 7 over Olean

Finals:

Batavia 4 of 6 over Lockport

Seminals:

Jamestown 4 of 5 over Wellsville – Olean 4 of 5 over Bradford

Finals:

Jamestown 4 of 6 over Olean

Seminals:

Jamestown 4 of 5 over Hamilton – Lockport 4 of 6 over Bradford

Finals:

Lockport 4 of 5 over Jamestown

Seminals:

Hamilton 4 of 5 over Jamestown – Bradford 4 of 7 over Batavia

Finals:

Bradford 4 of 5 over Hamilton

Seminals:

Olean 4 of 6 over Hamilton – Hornell 4 straight over Bradford

Finals:

Olean 4 of 7 over Hornell

Seminals:

Hornell 4 of 5 over Jamestown – Olean 4 of 7 over Hamilton

Finals:

Hornell 4 of 7 over Olean

Seminals:

Jamestown 4 straight over Olean – Hornell 4 of 5 over Hamilton

Finals:

Jamestown 4 straight over Hornell

Seminals:

Jamestown 3 -0 over Bradford – Hamilton 3-0 over Hornell

Finals:

Jamestown 4 of 5 over Hamilton

Seminals:

Corning 3-0 over Hornell – Jamestown 3-0 over

Finals:

Corning 4 of 5 over Jamestown

Seminals:

Hamilton 2 of 3 over Wellsville – Corning 2 of 3 over Bradford

Finals:

Hamilton 3 straight over Corning

Seminals:

Wellsville 2 of 3 over Hornell – Olean 2 of 3 over Corning

Finals:

Wellsville 3 of 5 over Olean

53

Wellsville

 ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF PLAYOFF WINNERS (CONT’D) (CONT’D) 1957

Seminals: Finals:

Batavia 2 of 3 over Wellsville – Erie 2 of 3 over Corning Erie 3 of 4 over Batavia

1958

Seminals: Finals:

Wellsville 2 of 3 over Auburn – Geneva 2 straight over Olean Geneva 3 straight over Wellsville

1959

Seminals: Finals:

Wellsville 2 straight over Corning – Elmira 2 straight over Geneva Wellsville 3 of 5 over Elmira

1960

Seminals: Finals:

Erie 2 straight over Corning – Wellsville 2 of 3 over Auburn Wellsville led Erie 2-1 in best of 5, called o due to continued rain.

1961

Seminals: Finals:

Olean 2 of 3 over Geneva – Batavia 2 of 3 over Erie Olean 2 of 3 over Batavia

1962

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 2 straight over Jamestown – Olean 2 straight over Erie Auburn 2 straight over Olean

1963

Seminals: Finals:

Batavia 2-0 over Auburn – Jamestown 2-0 over Wellsville Batavia 2 of 3 over Jamestown

1964

Finals:

Auburn 4 of 6 over Geneva

1965 1966

NO PLAYOFFS Finals:

1967 1968

Auburn 2 to 0 over Binghamton NO PLAYOFFS

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 1 to 0 over Williamsport – Oneonta 1 to 0 over Newark  Oneonta 1 to 0 over Auburn

1969-1976

NO PLA PLAYOFFS YOFFS

1977

Finals:

Oneonta 2 to 0 over Batavia

1978

Finals:

Geneva 2 to 0 over Auburn

1979

Finals:

Oneonta 2 to 0 over Geneva

1980

Finals:

Oneonta 2 to 1 over Geneva

1981

Finals:

Oneonta 2 to 1 over Jamestown

1982

Finals:

Niagara Falls 2 to 1 over Oneonta

1983

Finals:

Utica 2 to 1 over Newark 

1984

Finals:

Little Falls 2 to 1 over Newark 

1985

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 1 to 0 over Jamestown – Oneonta 1 to 0 over Geneva Oneonta 2 to 0 over Auburn

1986

Seminals: Finals:

Newark 1 to 0 over Oneonta – St. Catharines 1 to 0 over Auburn St. Catharines 2 to 1 over Newark 

1987

Finals:

Geneva 2 to 0 over Watertown

1988

Finals:

Oneonta 2 to 0 over Jamestown

1989

Finals:

Jamestown 2 to 1 over Pittseld

1990

Seminals: Finals:

Erie 2 to 1 over Jamestown – Oneonta 2 to 0 over Geneva Oneonta 2 to 1 over Erie

1991

Seminals: Finals:

Jamestown 1 to 0 over Erie – Pittseld 1 to 0 over Erie Elmira Jamestown 2 to 0 over Pittseld

1992

Seminals: Finals:

Geneva 2 to 0 over Utica – Erie 1 to 0 over Hamilton Geneva 2 to 0 over Erie

1993

Seminal s: Seminals: Finals:

Niagara Falls 1-0 over St. Catharines – Pittseld 1-0 over Watertown Niagara Falls 2 to 0 over Pittseld 54

 ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF PLAYOFF WINNERS (CONT’D) (CONT’D) 1994

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 2 to 0 over Watertown – New Jersey 2 to 1 over Jamestown New Jersey 2 to 0 over Auburn

1995

Seminals: Finals:

Watertown 2 to 1 over Batavia – Vermont 2 to 0 over Hudson Valley Watertown 2 to 1 over Vermont

1996

Seminals: Finals:

Vermont 2 to 0 over Pittseld – St Catharines 2 to 0 over Watertown Vermont 2 to 1 over St. Catharines

1997

Seminals: Finals:

Batavia 2 to 0 over Oneonta – Pittseld 2 to 0 over Erie Pittseld 2 to 1 over Batavia

1998

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 2 to 0 over Batavia – Oneonta 2 to 0 over Hudson Valley Auburn & Oneonta Co-Champions (series being rained out)

1999

Seminals: Finals:

Mahoning Valley 2-0 over Batavia – Hudson Valley 2-1 over Utica Hudson Valley 2 to 1 over Mahoning Valley

2000

Seminals: Finals:

Mahoning Valley 2-0 over Batavia – Staten Island 2-1 over Queens Staten Island 2 to 1 over Mahoning Valley

2001

Seminals: Finals:

Williamsport 2-1 over Jamestown – Brooklyn 2-1 over Staten Island Williamsport & Brooklyn declared Co-Champions (Due to 9-11-01).

2002

Seminals: Finals:

Staten Island 2-0 over Williamsport, Oneonta 2-0 over Auburn Staten Island 2 to 0 over Oneonta

2003

Seminals: Finals:

Williamsport 2 to 0 over Auburn – Brooklyn 2 to 1 over Oneonta Williamsport 2 to 0 over Brooklyn

2004

Seminals: Finals:

Mahoning Valley 2 to 0 over Auburn – Tri-City 2 to 1 over Brooklyn Mahoning Valley 2 to 0 over Tri-City

2005

Seminal s: Seminals: Finals:

Staten Island 2 to 0 over Williamsport – Auburn 2 to 0 over Oneonta Staten Island 2 to 0 over Auburn

2006

Seminals: Finals:

Tri-City 2-1 over Auburn – Staten Island 2-1 over Brooklyn Staten Island 2 to 1 over Tri-City

2007

Seminals: Finals:

Auburn 2-1 over Oneonta – Brooklyn 2-0 over Staten Island Auburn 2-0 over Brooklyn

2008

Seminals: Finals:

Batavia 2-1 over Lowell – Jamestown 2-0 over Staten Island Batavia 2-0 over Jamestown

2009

Seminals:

Staten Island 2-1 over Lowell - Mahoning Valley 2-1 over Brooklyn

Finals:

Staten Island 2-1 over Mahoning Valley

Seminals:

Tri-City 2-1 over Batavia - Brooklyn 2-1 over Jamestown

Finals

Tri-City 2-0 over Brooklyn

Seminals:

Auburn 2-1 over Vermont - Staten Island 2-1 over Brooklyn

Finals

Staten Island 2-0 over Auburn

Seminals:

Hudson Valley 2-1 over Brooklyn - Tri-City 2-1 over Auburn

Finals

Hudson Valley 2-1 over Tri-City

Seminals:

Tri-City 2-0 over Aberdeen - State College 2-1 over Jamestown

Finals

Tri-City 2-1 over State College

Seminals:

State College 2-1 over Hudson Valley - Tri-City 2-0 over Connecticut

Finals

State College 2-1 over Tri-City

Seminals:

West Virginia 2-1 over Williamsport - Staten Island 2-0 over Tri-City

Finals

West Virginia 2-0 over Staten Island

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECORDS TEAM BA BATTING TTING Highest Batting Average Lowest Batting Average Most Hits Fewest Hits Most Home Runs Fewest Home Runs Most Grand Slams Most Triples Fewest Triples Most Doubles Fewest Doubles Most At Bats Most Runs Scored Most Total Bases Most Sacrices Hits Most Sacrice Flies Most Stolen Bases Most Bases on Balls Fewest Bases on Balls Most Intentional Bases on Balls Most Batters Hit By Pitch Most Runs Batted In Most Strike Outs Most Runners Caught Stealing Fewest Runner Caught Stealing Most Runners Left on Base Fewest Runners Left on Base

TEAM Utica Vermont Utica Niagara Falls Utica Jamestown & N.J. Batavia Oneonta Erie Auburn Oneonta Erie Geneva Erie Vermont Oneonta Utica Little Falls Williamsport Oneonta Mahoning Valley Auburn Hudson Valley Utica Lowell, Brooklyn Batavia Utica

YEAR 1983 2001 1983 1970 1982 1973, 1994 1969 1976 1986 2004, 2005 1971 1991 1978 1991 2010 1974 1988 1979 2014 1981 2011 1967 1996 1988 1998, 2011 1968 1995

RECORD .313 .208 793 439 120 11 6 46 4 165 59 2700 559 1353 66 36 270 438 150 38 68 485 720 97 14 676 431

TEAM FIELDING Highest Fielding Percentage Lowest Fielding Percentage Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays Fewest Passed Balls Most Passed Balls

TEAM Tri-City Oneonta Vermont Batavia Tri-City Batavia New Jersey & Lowell Auburn (2x) & Watertown

YEAR 2006 1976 2014 1984 2006 1995 2002, 2006

RECORD .979 .921 .995 184 60 90 3

56

1977, 1979, 1985

39

SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BATTING BATTING Games Home Runs Grand Slam Home Runs Triples Doubles Hits Runs Batted In Total Bases Sacrice Hits Sacrice Flies Stolen Bases Most Times Caught Stealing Most Most Most Most Most

At Bats Runs Scored Bases on Balls Strike Outs Times Hit By Pitch

PITCHING (min. 76 IP) Most Wins

PLAYER James Bullinger John Hennell Several Players Tied Reid Gorecki Rodney Nye Matthew Watson Dennis Carter Gary Holle Don Jacoby Mott Hyde Dennis Werth Geo Doggett Shawn Scott Ed Bady Ambiorix Concepcion Mark Gilbert John Buszka Dave Cochrane Christopher Gimenez

TEAM Geneva Utica

YEAR 1986 1982

New Jersey Pittseld Vermont Erie Newark Utica Tri-City Oneonta Geneva St. Catharines Vermont Brooklyn Geneva Batavia Little Falls Mah Valley

2002 1999 1999 1985 1976 1983 2014 1974 1982 1990 1995 2004 1978 1976 1982 2004

TEAM Geneva Jamestown Watertown Oneonta Utica St. Catharines St. Catharines Oneonta Auburn Newark Little Falls

YEAR 1978 1988 1985 1973 1982 1986 1986 1973 1970 1969 1982

Elmira Batavia Auburn Mahoning Valley Auburn Auburn Welland Hamilton Auburn Auburn Jamestown Jamestown Corning

1973 1997 1990 2007 1970 1970 1991 1992 1968 1968 1988 1988 1969

RECORD 78 23 3 13 30 108 77 77 185 15 10 66 19 19 324 83 76 117 24

Most Strikeouts (127 inn) Most Shutouts (15 Starts) Most Wild Pitches Most Saves Most Runs Allowed Most Earned Runs Allowed Fewest Runs Allowed (121 IP) Fewest Earned Runs Allowed Most Hits Allowed (120 inn)

PLAYER C. Robert Parker Daniel Freed Kyle Channing Neil Mersch Roy Moretti Chris Jones Steve Cummings Robert Jajczan Mark Wiley Jerry Bell David Jensen 3 Tied With Ronnie Sims Derek Adair Mike Irwin Michaell Eisenb Michae Eisenberg erg Mark Wiley Mark Wiley Glenn M. Coombs Jamie Cochran Leo Pinnick Leo Pinnick Dan Freed Dan Freed Paul Splittor

PITCHERS (min. 15 games) Highest Percentage Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Fewest Errors Most Double Plays

PLAYER Several tied Chris Beasley Dan Pettit Tom Koutrouga Several tied Chris Beasley

TEAM

YEAR

Batavia Jamestown Jamestown

1984 1983 1998

Batavia

1984

RECORD 1.000 17 37 8 0 7

CATCHERS (min. 40 games) CATCHERS Highest Percentage

PLAYER R. Gonzales J. Estrada J.P.. Arencibia J.P Luis A. Rodriguez John Posey Richard Gonzales C. Martine A. Butera Sarn Killingsworth Gregory Almond Johnny Estrada

TEAM Watertown Batavia Auburn St Catharines Newark Watertown New Jersey Brooklyn Newark Glens Falls Batavia

YEAR 1995 1997 2007 1995 1986 1995 1997 2005 1973 1993 1997

RECORD 1.000 1.000 460 80 20 0 8 8 27 3 3

Most Losses Fewest Losses (114 inn) Most Games Appeared In Most Games Started Most Complete Games Most Innings Pitched Most Home Runs Yielded Fewest Home Runs Yielded Most Bases on Balls (115 inn) Fewest Bases on Balls Most Hit Batters

Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays Most Passed Balls Least Passed Balls

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RECORD 13 13 11 0 42 18 18 14 14 132 18 0 87 4 16 16 144 5 25 24 75 61 16 9 127

SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1ST BASEMEN (min. 40 games) Highest Percentage Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays

2ND BASEMEN (min. 15 games) Highest Percentage Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays

3RD BASEMEN (min. 40 games) Highest Percentage Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors (Tie) Most Double Plays

SHORTSTOPS (min. 40 games) Highest Percentage Most Putout Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays

OUTFIELDERS (min. 55 games) Highest Percentage Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors Least Errors Most Double Plays

PLAYER G. Guin F. Conne Connelly lly Robert Daly Graham Koonce Alejandro Jimenez Donald Olsen Javier Scruggs John Alexander

TEAM Erie Geneva Pittseld Jamestown Little Falls Vermont Batavia Hudson Valley

YEAR 1981 1980 1995 1995 1987 1995 2008 2013

RECORD .999 .999 724 70 18 0 66 66

PLAYER Howard Shapira James Mouton P. Daddario J. Damon Stephen Scafa Several Tied Scott Kidd Dudley Leonara

TEAM Geneva Auburn Batavia Jamestown Oneonta Oneonta Aberdeen

YEAR 1979 1991 1984 1981 1981 ‘85/’08 1997 2011

RECORD .995 170 240 240 29 1 52 52

PLAYER Adam Gaylord Dan Monzon Timothy Jorgenson Mark Scoville Carlos Alonso Kelson Brown Robert Hinds Mychal Givens

TEAM Aberdeen Auburn Watertown Auburn Williamsport State College Oneonta Aberdeen

YEAR 2010 1967 1995 1969 2010 2010 1992 2011

RECORD .970 80 205 44 3 3 33 54

PLAYER Matt Bouchard Wilson Valdez Kelly Dransfelt S. McCartney D. Walls Addison Maruszak Mark Thompson Cesar Valer Valera a

TEAM Brooklyn Vermont Hudson Valley Newark Batavia Staten Island Mahoning Va Valley lley State College

YEAR 2007 2000 1996 1969 1969 2008 2007 2013

RECORD .972 136 253 41 41 6 49 49

PLAYER Several Tied Randall L. Curtis Jordan Luplow Charlie Pinkney Several Tied Stephen Bowling

TEAM

YEAR

Pittseld Jamestown Batavia

1991 2014 1975 ‘90/’08 1974

RECORD 1.000 213 17 20 0 6

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Newark

The New York-Penn York-Penn League Hall of Fame was established establishe d in 2012 to recognize individuals for their overall accomplishments or contributions to the league both on the eld of play or in an administrative role. The Hall of Fame inductions include three parts recognizing NYPL alumni, notable league personnel and team ocials, and individuals nominated and voted on by New  York  Y ork-Penn -Penn League clubs. The Hall of Fame inductions will occur annually at the league All-Star Game, the rst of which inducted seven NYPL alumni at the 2012 New York-Penn League All-Star Game in Niles, OH on August 14th. The inductees include:

Wade Boggs Boggs hit .263 for the Elmira Pioneers in 1976. He would not hit below .300 again until 1992, 1992, his nal year with the Red Sox. While with the Red Sox, Boggs won ve American League batting titles, including four consecutive. from 19851988. He remains the only player in Major League history to collect 200 hits and score 100 runs in seven consecutive seasons. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005 and to the NY-P League’s All-Time Team in 2010.

Nellie Fox Fox hit .304 for the Jamestown Falcons in 1944. Fox spent 19 years in the major leagues, 14 of which playing for the Chicago White Sox, earning 12 All-Star selections during that time. The highlight of Fox’s career came in 1959 when he helped lead the White Sox to their rst pennant in 40 years while being named the American League’s Most Valuable Player. Fox was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1997

Phil Niekro Niekro was 2-1 with a 7.76 ERA for the Wellsville Braves in 1959. Nicknamed “Knucksie” because of his skill and use with the knuckleball, Niekro went on to win 318 games in the majors and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1997.

59

NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE HALL OF FAME

Tony Perez Perez played two full seasons for the Geneva Redlegs, hitting .279 in 1960 and .348 with 27 home runs in 1961. Perez was one of the premier RBI men of his generation, driving in 100 or more runs seven times during his 23-year career. Perez, a 7-time All-Star, played in two World Series Championships for the 1975 and 1976 Cincinnati Reds. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2000, and the NY-P League’s  All-Time  AllTime Team Team in 2011.

Jim Rice Rice hit .256 for the 1971 Williamsport Red Sox. One of the most feared right-handed hitters of his era, Rice hit 20 or more home runs in 11 of his 12 major league seasons. He led the American League in total bases four times, home runs three times, RBIs twice, and slugging percentage twice. Rice was named an All-Star 8 times and won the American League Most Valuable Player  Award in 1978. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009, and to the NY-P League’s All-Time Team in 2011.

Warren Spahn Spahn played for the 1940 Bradford Bees, nishing the season 5-4 with a 2.73 ERA. Spahn would would dominate the opposing hitters throughout his 21 year career and is the t he 5th winningest pitcher of all time (363 wins). Spahn Spahn was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973.

Robin Yount  Yount played for the Newark Co Yount Pilots in 1973 hitting .285 in his only minor league season. Yount Yount played 20 seasons, all with the Milwaukee Brewers, and led all other players in hits during the 1980s. In addition to his 1982 and 1989 Most Valu Valuable able Player awards, Yount earned 3 All-Star selections, 3 Silver Slugger awards and a Gold Glove. He nished his caree with 3,142 hits and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999, and the NY-P League’s All-Time Team in 2010.

Robert Julian Served as President of the NYPL from 1992 1992 until 2001. He presided over numerous franchises shift to larger markets during his presidency that saw league attendance almost tripling from 684,000 fans in 1992 to 1.6 million fans in 2001. The league’s yearly yearly individual award for Community and Baseball Baseball Service is named in his honor.

60

NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE HALL OF FAME

 Vince McNamara

McNamara was named president of the New York-Penn League in 1948 and served as head of the the loop for 37 years. years. In 1972, the National Association Association of Professional Baseball Leagues paid tribute to McNamara for his years of service by saluting him as the “King of Baseball. Baseball.”” One of the league’s 3 divisions is named in his honor as is the award for the Outstanding Club in the NYPL.

Sam Nader

 After helping to bring baseball back to Oneonta with the Oneonta Red Sox, he purchased purchase d the newly named Oneonta Yankees Yankees in 1967. 1967. Nader served in many roles and held titles as an owner and executive with the team until selling the franchise in 2008. 2008. He was an integral integral part of the league in his over over 40 years as an owner

Leo Pinckney

In 1958, he spearheaded a successful fundraising campaign to get Auburn’s city team into the New York-Penn League. He served as the Auburn’s rst president and was later named the president of the New York-Penn York-Penn League, a position he held from 1984 1984 until 1992. 1992. One of the league’s 3 divisions is named in his honor as well as the league’s Promotional Award given annually to the team deemed best in the areas of promotions.

Robert Stedler

Stedler is considered a “founder” of the New YorkYork-Penn Penn League. He served as League President for 10 years. One of the league’s 3 divisions is named named in his honor as well as the Stedler Award, given yearly to the player in the league deemed likely to go the farthest farthest in pro baseball. In addition, the yearly yearly individual award for the Executive of the Year Year is named after him.

John Elway

Elway spent the summer of 1982 playing for the Oneonta Yankees Yankees of the New  York  Y ork-Penn -Penn League. He would hit .318 with 4 home runs and 25 RBI in 45 games. He, of course, went went on to have have a Hall of Fame Fame career as quarterback quarterback for the NFL’s Denver Broncos.

Randy Johnson

The 6-foot-10-inch left hander began his professional career with the Jamestown Expos of the New York-Penn League during the 1985 season, starting 8 games games and striking striking out 21 batters. In 22 MLB seasons Johnson would amass 303 victories. His 4,875 strikeouts are the most all-time by a left-handed pitcher and second overall behind only Nolan Ryan. Ryan.

Charlie Wride

Wride has been a board member, team historian, PA Announcer, umpire attendant, and general goodwill ambassador ambassador.. In recognition of his eorts, eorts, Charlie was inducted into the Auburn Baseball Wall of Fame in 2007. Charlie has devoted countless hours to the New York-Penn League as the circuit’s historian, since 1998. His research has been critical in helping to “ll in the blanks” for many records, statistics, and rosters in league history history..

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 YEARLY  YEARL Y BATTIN BATTING G CHAMPIONS  YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

AVG

1939 Hank Redmond

Hamilton

.397

1940 Eddie Howard

Batavia

1941 John Newman

TEAM

AVG

1978 Mike Turgeon

Geneva

.344

.342

1979 B. Stemberger

Utica

.359

Jamestown

.358

1980 Roger Frash

Little Falls

.346

1942 John Newman

Jamestown

.353

1981 Tom Romano

Utica

.337

1943 Ben Visan

Batavia

.369

1982 Ray Alonzo

Utica

.340

1944 John Gwosden

Hornell

.338

1983 G. Chadwick

Jamestown

.387

1945 Barney Hearn

Jamestown

.338

1984 Randy Riley

Newark

.351

1946 Joe Abreau

Wellsville

.352

1985 George Flower

Jamestown

.336

1947 Andrew Alexson

Jamestown

.338

1986 Tom Hinzo

Batavia Batavi a

.333

1948 Pat Haggerty

Jamestown

.369

1987 John Voight

Newark

.320

1949 Eddie Kobesky

Batavia

.390

1988 Andres Mota

Auburn

.351

1950 Chico Sierra

Hornell

.422

1989 Marc Tepper

Watertown

.347

1951 Paul Owens

Olean

.407

1990 Rob Katzaro

Jamestown

.364

1952 Howie Jennings

Batavia

.373

1991 Rich Juday

Erie

.338

1953 George Alusik

Jamestown

.372 .372

St. Cath.

.338

1954 Robert Yoder

Hornell

.398

1992 Ed Alfonzo

Pittseld

.356

1955 Fran Bonair

Hornell

.435

1993 Eric Danapilis

Niag Falls

.341

1956 Paul Owens

Olean

.368

1994 Jason Payton

Pittseld

.365

1957 Paul Owens

Olean

.407

1995 C. Brumbaugh

Hud. Valley .358

1958 Nate Dickerson

Olean

.338

1996 Joe Freitas

New Jersey .344

1959 Marchial Allen

Wellsville

.356

1997 Raul Franco

Utica

.352

1960 Pablo Mitchell

Erie

.348

1998 Scott Pratt

Watertown

.351

1961 Atanasio Perez

Geneva

.348

1999 Matt Watson

Vermont

.380

1962 Ted Uhlaender

Erie

.342

2000 Chris Basak

Pittseld

.349

1963 Mike Holodick

Jamestown

.327 .327

2001 Juan Francia

Oneonta

.340

1964 Went Esteridg Esteridge e

Bing.

.365

2002 Francisco Louis

Mah. Valley .349

1965 Richard Smith

Geneva

.331

2003 Vito Chiaravalloti Auburn

.351

1966 D. McCammon

Jamestown

.335

2004 Ben Zobrist

Tri-City

.344

1967 Tommy Cole

Auburn

.389

2005 Gaby Sanchez

Jamestown

.335

1968 Gerald Merlet

Geneva

.353

2006 Jordan Parraz

Tri-City

.336

1969 Dave Schmidt

Auburn

.349

2007 Todd Martin

Mah. Valley .360

1970 Lambert Ford

Williamsport .368

2008 Miguel Fermin

Jamestown

.347 .347

1971 Jack Maloof

Auburn

.402

2009 J.D. Martin Martinez ez

Tri-City

.326

1972 Cannon Smith

Jamestown

.319

2010 Darrell Ceciliani

Brooklyn

.351

1973 Kerry Dineen

Geneva

.352

2011 Dan Muno

Brooklyn

.355

1974 Dave Bergman

Oneonta

.348

2012 Tyler Heineman

Tri-City

.358

1975 Charles Pinkney

Batavia

.309

2013 Steven Ramos

State College .341

1976 Garry Smith

Oneonta

.391

2014 Conner Spencer

Brooklyn

.364

1977 Salvatore Rende

Batavia

.356

2015 Bobby Wernes

Tri-City

.346

62

 YEAR PLAYER

Robert Butler

 YEARLY  YEARL Y RUNS CHAMPIONS  YEAR PLAYER 1939 William Moore 1940 George Higgins W. Auchenb Auchenbach ach 1941 John Newman 1942 Pat McNair 1943 Otis Davis Ray Sowins 1944 Glen Brundis 1945 G. Gasdaska 1946 Dick Kokos 1947 Ed Trojano rojanowski wski 1948 Howard Gutshall 1949 Emil Carlini 1950 Don Zimmer 1951 Stan Anderson 1952 Maury Wills 1953 Pablo Rivera Frank McElroy 1954 Robert Yoder 1955 Tom Keane 1956 Lou Vassie 1957 Norm Bernard 1958 Charles Bergdoll Ray Withrow 1959 Gus Gill 1960 Ronnie Retton 1961 Cesar Tovar 1962 Dick Bazinet 1963 Mike Holodick Dick Bazinet 1964 Dan Napoleon Bill Schlesinger 1965 Dave Truelock 1966 John Gonsalves 1967 Danny Monzon 1968 Cli Foster 1969 Richard Walls 1970 Tom O’Connor 1971 Jack Maloof 1972 Terry Whiteld 1973 Rick Bosetti 1974 Marv Thompson 1975 Charles Pinkney 1976 Gary Holle 1977 Ron Sorey 1978 Mark Gilbert

TEAM

RUNS

Olean Olean Hamilton Hamilto n Jamestown Jamestown Jamestown Lockport Erie Bradford Batavia Bradford Jamestown Bradford Hornell Olean Hornell Olean Jamestown Hornell Bradford Olean Corning Wellsville Wellsville Wellsville Geneva Auburn Geneva Auburn Jamestown Auburn Auburn Wellsville Binghamton Auburn Auburn Auburn Batavia Oneonta Auburn Oneonta Auburn Oneonta Batavia Newark Utica Geneva

 YEAR PLAYER

110 110 110 112 124 116 116 106 133 118 125 111 127 146 134 108 118 118 130 115 116 104 104 104 104 136 134 113 105 105 129 129 96 98 82 66 67 56 57 65 68 62 48 70 57 83

1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Gene Glynn Mike Ciampa Greg Guin John Hennell Don Jacoby Barry Moss Lance Johnson Doug Dascenzo Tom Baine Don Buford Jr Jr.. Marquis Grissom Pablo Gomez Mike Songini Randy Curtis Shawn Wills Richard Prieto Shannon Stewart Chris Truby Omar Sanchez Chris Stowers Kennouth James Keith Ginter Carlos Duncan Val. Pascucci Greg Donato Todd Self Kevin Youkilis Reid Gorecki Ben Francisco Juan Peralta Argenis Reyes Mike Hollimon Scott Sizemore Justin Snyder Miguel Fermin Derrick Gibson Darrell Ceciliani Tony Wolters Roman Quinn Zach Green Nick Thompson Hunter Lockwood Johnny Sewald

TEAM

RUNS

Jamestown Elmira Erie Utica Utica Utica Erie Geneva Erie Newark Jamestown Watertown Erie Pittseld Batavia Watertown St. Cath. Auburn St. Cath. Vermont Auburn Auburn Batavia Vermont Jamestown Pittseld Lowell New Jersey Mah. Valley Auburn Mah. Valley Oneonta Oneonta Staten Island Jamestown Lowell Brooklyn Mah. Valley Williamsport Williamsport State College Hudson Valley Tri-City Tri-City

71 59 67 68 67 67 63 59 55 68 69 64 61 72 53 53 53 56 62 58 61 55 55 62 56 52 52 55 55 62 53 66 49 68 54 54 56 50 56 52 47 47 57

 YEARLY  YEARL Y HITS CHAMPIONS  YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

HITS

 YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

HITS

1939 Henry Redmond

Hamilton

166

1977 Boomer Wells

Utica

97

1940 Larry Mancini

Olean

174

1978 Mike Turgeon

Geneva

98

1941 Frank Heller

Jamestown

145

1979 Kalvin Adams

Jamestown

99

1942 George Lerchen

Jamestown

167

1980 Russ Piggott

Geneva

85

1943 Otis Davis

Jamestown

156

1981 John Damon

Jamestown

91

1944 Robert Rothel

Batavia

164

1982 John Hennell

Utica

91

1945 Ken Humphrey

Jamestown

165

Ricky Lemon

Jamestown

91

1946 Dick Kokos

Batavia

166

1983 Don Jacoby

Utica

105

1947 Doc Alexson

Jamestown

163

1984 Lance Johnson

Erie

96

1948 Howard Gutshall Jamestown

171

1985 Andrew Donatelli Utica

1949 Dan Carnevale

Bradford

192

1986 Oscar Escobar

St. Cath.

1950 Chuck Harmon

Olean

206

1987 Dan Nyssen

Auburn

96

1951 Paul Owens

Olean

187

1988 Andy Mota

Auburn

95

1952 Maury Wills

Hornell

160

1989 Fabio Gomez

Watertown

98

1953 John Maggio

Bradford

184

1990 Robbie Katzaro

Jamestown

107

1954 Robert Yoder

Hornell

201

1991 Robert Butler

St. Cath.

105

1955 John Schaive

Erie

178

1992 Edgar Alfonzo

Pittseld

106

1956 Glenn Owens

Olean

155

1993 Mike Wiseley

Niagara Falls

92

1957 Ken Kraynak

Batavia

157

1994 Chris Truby

Auburn

91

1958 Harold Jones

Batavia

160

1995 Cli Brumbaugh

Hud. Valley

1959 Marcial Allen

Wellsville

164

1996 Chris Stowers

Vermont

1960 Pablo Mitchell

Erie

157

1997 Raul Franco

Utica

1961 Tony Perez

Geneva

160

1998 Sean Mahoney

Hud. Valley

1962 Rigoberto Mena

Jamestown

154

1999 Matt Watson

Vermont

1963 Mike Holodick

Jamestown

178

2000 Nathan Janowicz

Mah Valley

90

1964 Dan Napoleon

Auburn

175

2001 Edgar Gonzalez

Hud. Valley

92

1965 Richard Smith

Geneva

158

2002 Jorge Cortes

Williamsport

83

1966 Joseph Moock

Auburn

146

2003 Nyjer Morgan

Williamsport

92

1967 Tommy Cole

Auburn

96

2004 Argenus Reyes

Mah Valley

1968 Manual Crespo

Jamestown

95

2005 Neil Sellers

Tri-City

96

1969 Dave Schmidt

Auburn

95

2006 Scott Sizemore

Oneonta

96

1970 Lambert Ford

Williamsport

88

2007 Justin Snyder

Staten Island

87

Auburn

88

2008 Paul Gran

Jamestown

89

1971 Jack Maloof

Auburn

103

2009 Leandro Castro

Williamsport

81

1972 Felix Arce

Jamestown

79

2010 Darrell Ceciliani

Brooklyn

95

1973 Steven Coulson

Oneonta

95

2011 Mason Williams

Staten Island

94

1974 Pat Peterson

Oneonta

88

2012 Danry Vasquez

Connecticut

90

1975 Charles Pinkney

Batavia

76

2013 Steven Ramos

State College

86

1976 Gary Holle

Newark

81

2014 Jhoan Urena

Brooklyn

85

Elmira

81

2015 Casey Grayson

Mah. Valley

77

Jackson Miller

Mike Ongarato

64

87 100

101 90 103 86 108

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 YEARLY  YEARL Y AT BAT BATS S LEADERS  YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

AB

Olean

435

1979 Wallace Johnson

Jamestown

284

1940 Lawrence Mancini Olean

477

1941 John O’Neil

Jamestown

467

1980 Russ Piggott 1981 Willie Cooley

Geneva Jamestown

271 304

1942 George Lerchen

Jamestown

535

1982 Williams Dotson

Jamestown

307

1943 Otis Davus

Jamestown

475

1983 Wilber Carabllo

Little Falls

308

1944 John Sebastian

Lockport

515

1984 Bernardo Brito

Batavia

297

1945 Ken Humphrey

Jamestown

519

1985 Luis Medinas

Batavia

290

1946 Ted Bartz

Jamestown

518

1947 Joe Tedesco

Bradford

507

1986 Santiago Escobar St. Catharines 320 1987 Dan Nyssen Auburn 305

1948 Howard Gutshall

Jamestown

530

1988 Marquis Grissom Jamestown

291

1949 Dan Carnnevale

Bradford

515

1989 Fabio Gomez

Waterton

296

1950 Chuck Harmon

Olean

551

1990 Rob Katzaro

Jamestown

294

1951 Paul Owens

Olean

459

1952 Maury Wills

Hornel

533

1991 Rob Butler St. Catharines 311 1992 Edgardo Alfonzo Pittseld 298

1953 John Maggio

Bradford

516

1993 Shannon Stewart St. Catharines 301

1954 Charles Soraci

Hornell

522

1955 John Schaive

Erie

535

1956 William Hardy

Corning

522

1957 William Dow

Bataiva

483

1958 Chico Ruiz

Geneva

530

1959 Chico Diaz

Wellsville

492

1960 Gary Hess

Corning

500

1961 Roberto Sanchez Batavia

494

1962 Bernie Smith

Auburn

482

1963 Mike Holodick

Jamestown

544

1964 John Pavlus

Auburn

542

1965 David Smith

Auburn

520

1966 Joe Moock

Auburn

497

1967* Harry Wright

Batavia

308

1968 Jerry Terrell

Auburn

304

1969 Edwin Waters

Oneonta

292

1970 Mark Giegler

Batavia

279

1971 Dante Rosario

Newark

1972 Don Hopkins

1939 James Cooney

 YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

1994 Todd Whitehurst Pittseld Fausto Solano

AB

288

St. Catharines 288

1995 Marlon Anderson Batavia

312

1996 Abe Nunex St. Catharines 297 1997 Rusty McNamara Batavia 295 1998 Mike Moreno

Williamsport

286

1999 Matt Cepicky

Vermont

323

2000 Ron Acuna

Pittseld

287

2001 Richard Lewis Bill McCarty

Jamestown Jamestown

285 285

2002 Willie Rivera

Auburn

290

Ryant Riley

Hudson Valley 290

2003 Josh Anderson

Lowell

297

2004 Argenis Reyes

Mah. Valley

324

2005 Jordan Parraz Brett Gardner

Tri-City 282 Staten Island 282

2006 Scott Sizemore

Oneonta

294

2007 Dominic Brown

Williamsport

285

275

2008 Cody Overbeck

Williamsport

290

Jamestown

291

1973 Rick Bosetti

Auburn

282

2009 J.P J.P.. Ramirez 2010 Darrell Ceciliani

Vermont Brooklyn

295 271

1974 Mike Edwards

Niagara Falls

275

2011 Keury De La Cruz Lowell

300

1975 Dale Berra

Niagara Falls

269

2012 Chris Serritella

Williamsport

300

1976 Rich Walterhouse Niagara Falls

258

2013 Harold Ramirez

Jamestown

274

1977 Greg Wells

Utica

286

2014 Jhoan Urena

Brooklyn

283

1978 Joe Hicks

Geneva

291

2015 Cedric Mullins

Aberdeen

277

65

 YEARLY  YEARL Y DOUBLES LEADERS  YEAR PLAYER 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981

TEAM

Henry Redmond Hamilton Henry Redmond Hamilton James Hanon Bradford Walt Van Grofski Wellsville Ernie Hrovatic Jamestown Bob Rothel Batavia Steve Kromko Batavia Dick Kokos Batavia Hyman Prosk Olean George Scherger Olean Danny Carnevale Bradford Chuck Harmon Olean Chuck Harmon Olean Malcom Mick Olean Ron Plaza Hamilton Gene Davis Hamilton John Schaive Erie John Wisniewski Olean Dick Selinger Wellsville Marcial Allen Wellsville Amado Samuel Wellsville Bill Halter Corning Fabio Fiallo Auburn Steven Reeves Geneva Tony Conigl Conigliaro iaro Wellsville Jim Munoz Geneva Bill Brown Geneva Dave McCammon Jamestown Larry Rathje Auburn Harry Wright Batavia Tom Lolos Auburn Jerry Terrell Auburn Dave Schmidt Auburn Martin Cott Williamsport Dante Rosario Newark Frank Slaton Newark Jim Bendick Newark Dennis Werth Oneonta Bill Robbins Niagara Falls Hary Holle Newark S. Rende/G. Wells Batavia/Utica /D. Obal /Geneva Joe Hicks Geneva Brian Dayette Oneonta Mike Diaz Geneva Luis Gozman Utica Fritzie Connally Geneva Greg Guin Erie

2B

 YEAR PLAYER

32 35 38 42 37 33 39 37 43 49 47 47 37 36 37 39 41 38 37 37 36 29 35 29 42 32 24 23 19 19 17 17 21 16 17 15 21 23 19 16 17

1982 Wes Kent Sam Nattile 1983 Wilmer Wilmer Caraballo 1984 Bernardo Brito Mike Go 1985 Dennis Carter Wayne Rogalski 1986 Roger Haggerty Jim Bullinger Gary Cooper Santiago Escobar 1987 Jim Barragan 1988 Bryn Kosco Roy Gilbert 1989 Sherman Obando 1990 Paul Torres 1991 John O’Brien 1992 Chad Tredaway 1993 Dee Dowler 1994 Todd Betts Jon Saer 1995 Bob Daly 1996 Joe Pomierski 1997 Pat Cutshall 1998 Charley Carter 1999 Rodney Nye 2000 Mitch Jones 2001 Ernie Durazo 2002 John Santor 2003 Brock Koman Ryan Mulhern 2004 Adam Lind 2005 Steven Pearce 2006 Chris Vinyard 2007 Jorge Jimenez 2008 Jeremy Syan 2009 Ya Yan n Gomes 2010 Ryan Fisher 2011 Matt Skole Dan Muno Jake Lowery 2012 Chris Serritella 2013 Johnny Field Zach Green Andrew Knapp 2014 Isaias Tejado 2015 Kelvin Gutierrez Brad Haynal

20 20 19 18 18 20 66

TEAM

2B

Niagara Falls Elmira Little Falls Batavia Elmira Elmira Auburn Elmira Geneva Auburn St. Catharines Utica Jamestown Erie Oneonta Geneva Hamilton Geneva Geneva Waterton Vermont Pittseld Hudson Valley Auburn Auburn Pittseld Staten Island Auburn New Jersey Tri-City Mah. Valley Auburn Williamsport Aberdeen Lowell Jamestown Auburn Jamestown Auburn Brooklyn Mah. Valley Williamsport Hudson Valley Williamsport Williamsport Staten Island Auburn Batavia

20 20 21 19 19 20 20 16 16 16 16 23 19 19 23 24 23 19 26 18 18 22 25 23 24 30 28 22 24 25 25 23 26 20 23 21 23 24 23 23 23 24 20 20 20 21 21 21

 YEARLY  YEARL Y TRIPLES LEADERS  YEAR PLAYER 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1975 1976

TEAM

Jim Coughlin Bradford Wes Cox London Vic Barnhaart London George Lerchen Jamestown Ernie Hrovatic Jamestown Dan Hasenmayer Bradford Ken Humphrey Jamestown Jim Babcock Olean Rod Woods Hamilton Howard Gutshall Jamestown George Kissell Hamilton Richard Eaton Jamestown Emil Karlik Jamestown Gary Hayes Corning Joe Melago Jamestown Francis McElroy Jamestown Ron Witucki Jamestown Tom Keane Bradford Wendell Antonie Jamestown Jackson Queen Jamestown Fred Duval Corning Allen Yaeger Corning G. McCaerty Wellsville Cesar Tovar Geneva Larry Daniels Elmira Cesar Tovar Geneva Jim Rooker Jamestown Ted Uhlaend Uhlaender er Erie George Scott Wellsvilee Bill Bradley Batavia Wenton Etheridge Binghamton Jerry Jenney Binghamton Willie Mobley Binghamton Dan Monzon Auburn Rick Guarnera Geneva Buddy Whitely Auburn Bryan Lambe Batavia Hector Gonzalez Jamestown Bob Still Oneonta Darryl Jones Oneonta Terry Whiteld Oneonta Kerry Dineen Oneonta Mike Edwards Newark Dave Bergman Oneonta Dennis Werth Oneonta Nate Chapman Oneo nta Oneonta Craig Adams Batavia Elijah Bonaparte Auburn

3B

 YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

1977 Ben Lloyd Oneonta Kevin Bass Newark Greg Wells Utica 1978 Matt Winters Oneonta 1979 Kalvin Adams Jamestown 1980 Dave Hoeksema Utica 1981 R. Washington Batavia 1982 Craig Smajstrla Niagara Falls 1983 Tom Mitchell Auburn 1984 Jim Winters Niagara Falls 1985 Brady Anderson Elmira 1986 Moises Alou Waterton 1987 Steve Kirpatrick Utica 1988 Rob Lukachyk Utica 1989 Chris Buttereld Pittseld Tim Howard Pittseld 1990 Rob Katzaro Jamestown Kevin Jordan Jamestown 1991 James Mouton Auburn 1992 Matt Luke Oneonta 1993 Tim Forkner Auburn 1994 F. Seguig Seguigol ol Oneonta Oneon ta 1995 Terry Joseph Williamsport 1996 Donzell McDonald Oneonta 1997 Noah Hall Vermont 1998 Teuris Olivares Oneonta Kelly Ramos Pittseld Domingo Estevez St. Catharines 1999 Ramon Araujo New Jersey 2000 Charlie Thomas Jamestown Dennis Malave Mah. Valley Phil Downing Vermont 2001 Ryan Raburn Oneonta 2002 Reid Gorecki New Jersey 2003 Kody Kirkland Oneonta 2004 Justin Justice Oneonta 2005 Mike Hollimon Oneonta 2006 Alex Presley Williamsport 2007 Casper Wells Oneonta 2008 Anthony Scelfo Hudson Valley 2009 Aaron Burke State College Jamie Johnson Oneonta 2010 Darrell Ceciliani Brooklyn 2011 Taylor Lewis State College 2012 Roman Quinn Williamsport 2013 Austin Dean Batavia 2014 Mike Meyers Lowell 2015 Aaron Mizell Tri-City Junior Valer Valera a Staten Island

13 14 17 14 12 23 13 15 17 15 15 18 16 10 10 13 12 11 9 9 10 10 13 13 22 13 13 15 9 9 9 8 9 7 8 6 6 6 6 11 11 10 7 7 7 6 6 6 67

3B 7 7 7 11 13 6 8 10 7 7 6 8 7 8 8 8 7 7 10 7 9 9 10 10 8 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 13 11 7 10 8 11 8 7 7 12 7 11 7 9 7 7

 YEARLY  YEARL Y HOME RUN CHAMPIONS  YEAR 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1979

PLAYER

TEAM

Arthur Strott Niagara Larry Mancini Olean John Newman Jamestown John Newman Jamestown Carl Petroziello Hornell George Shuba Olean C. Sawatski/L. Riley-Bradford Dick Kokos Batavia Joe Abreu Wellsville Jim Pokel Bradford Joe Fromuth Bradford Carmen Links Batavia Don Zimmer Hornell Ray Reed Wellsville Tom McDonald Olean Ted Sepko Sepkowski wski Wellsville Wellsvill e Ted Sepko Sepkowski wski Wellsville Wellsvill e Dale Bennetch Bradford George Lewis Corning Tony Gonzales Hornell Ray Withrow Wellsville Bob Bauer Auburn Larry Daniels Elmira Roberto Sanchez Batavia Bob Guindon Olean Byron Browne Batavia Bill Schlesinger Wellsville Lewis Dorsch Wellsville Cito Gaston Batavia Charles Lelas Oneonta Tommy Lolas Auburn Larry Manseld Williamsport Pedro Garcia Newark Mike Poepping Auburn Cannon Smith Jamestown Randy Trapp Batavia Batavi a Steve Bowling Newark Greg Anderson Newark Sammie Jones Batavia Gary Holle Newark Tim Glass Batavia Ted Anderson Batavia Ted May Geneva T. Grant/ J. Upton Geneva /R. LaVigne Tom Martinez Batavia Ed Petryschuk Utica Matt Winters Oneonta

HR 

 YEAR 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

17 25 29 27 11 14 13 21 21 28 18 24 23 27 20 37 45 19 32 22 32 22 22 36 37 32 37 29 28 12 14 21 14 18 14 12 12 9 9 19 21 18 18 10

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

10 10 10 68

PLAYER TEAM Tony Steven Stevenss Elmira Robert Giles Little Falls John Hennell Utica Don Jacoby Utica Bernardo Brito Batavia Dennis Carter Erie Julian Yan St. Cath Craig Faul Faulkner kner Batavia Terry Brown Erie Brian Cummings Batavia Je Kent St. Cath Sean Ryan Batavia Ossie Timmons Geneva Felix Colon Elmira Todd Pridy Erie Wes Shook Erie Freddy Garcia St. Cath. Jose Guillen Erie William Skett St. Cath. Alex Steele Jamestown Andy Dominique Batavia Jared Sandberg Hud. Valley Christian Rojas Watertown Dan Grummitt Hud. Valley Mitchel Mit chelll Jon Jones es Staten Sta ten Is Islan land d Francis Corr Brooklyn Walte Wal terr Youn Young g Williams Will iamsport port Joseph Gomes Hud. Valley Vito Chiaravalloti Auburn Mario Garza Tri-Cit ri-City y Cory Patton Auburn Mark Hamilton State College Kyle Larsen St. Island Ryan Royster Hud. Valley Chris Vinyard Aberdeen Jason Jacobs Brooklyn Miguel Fermin Jamestown Neil Medchill Staten Island Marcel Ozuna Jamestown Je Malm Hud. Valley S. Butler/P Butler/P.. O’brienSta. Island Zach Green Williamsport Jiandido Tromp Williamsport Rowan Wick State College Stone Garrett Batavia

HR 15 19 23 22 19 16 15 16 13 13 13 16 12 12 14 17 13 12 15 14 14 12 12 22 11 13 13 15 12 15 14 8 8 8 8 12 17 14 21 12 10 13 14 14 11

 YEARLY  YEARL Y RBI CHAMPIONS  YEAR PLA PLAYER YER

TEAM

RBI

1939 Charles Lamendola Olean

85

1940 Larry Mancini

Olean

1941 John Newman

Jamestown

1942

Connie Creeden

Bradford

1943

Ernest Hrovatic

Jamestown

96

1944 Steve Kromko

Batavia

93

1945

Carl Sawatski

Bradford

111

1946

Dick Kokos

Batavia

114

1947

Jim Pokel

Bradford

125

1948

Howard Gutshall Howard

1949

Dan Carnevale

 YEAR PLA PLAYER YER 1978

Joe Hicks

TEAM Geneva

RBI 74

109

1979 Calvin Adams

Jamestown

69

96

1980 Je Reynolds

Oneonta

56

1981

Erie

65

1982 John Hennell

Utica

69

1983 Don Jacoby

Utica

74

1984

Jay Buhner

Watertown

58

Chuck Lynn

Newark

58

1985

Dennis Carter

Erie

77

Jamestown 108

1986

Todd Zeile

Erie

63

Bradford

126

1987 Boi Rodriguez

Jamestown

65

1950 Chuck Harmon

Olean

139

1988

Terry Brown

Erie

49

1951 Chuck Harmon

Olean

143

1989

Howard Prager

Auburn

58

1952

Tom tald

Olean

111

1990 Andy Hartung

Geneva

70

1953

Ted Sepkowski

Wellsville

145

1991 Mike Daniel

Jamestown

62

1954

Ted Sepkowski

Wellsville

144

1992

Todd Pridy

Erie

61

1955

Edward Lyons

Hamilton

115

1993

Greg Thomas

Watertown

63

1956 Jim Hubbard

Erie

109

1994

Chris Truby

Auburn

61

1957

Rich Seelinger

Wellsville

100

1995

Rob Daly

Pittseld

60

1958

Ray Withrow

Wellsville

142

1996

Kevin Burns

Auburn

55

1959

Marcial Allen

Wellsville

92

1997

Kevin Haverbusch

Erie

55

Willard Hamill

Corning

92

Derrick Lankford

Erie

55

1960

Gene Domzalski

Auburn

104

1998 Brian August

Oneonta

67

1961

Tony Perez

Geneva

132

1999 Jason Lane

Auburn

59

1962 Bob Guindon

Olean

121

2000

Mah. Valley

65

1963

Wellsville

101

2001 Juan Camacho

Staten Island 51

1964 Dan Napoleon

Auburn

134

2002 John Santor

New Jersey

62

1965

Geneva

109

2003

Vito Chiravalloti

Auburn

67

1966 Cito Gaston

Batavia

104

2004

Mario Garza

Tri-City

65

1967

Tommy Cole

Auburn

66

2005

Ryan Patterson

Auburn

65

Danny Monzon

Auburn

66

2006 Brennan Boesch

Oneonta

54

Clarence Vaughns

Newark

73

2007 Damon Sublett

Staten Island 53

1969 Bob Storm

Auburn

57

2008 Cody Overbeck

Williamsport

57

1970 Martin Cott

Williamsport

52

2009

Auburn

44

1971

Auburn

57

2010 Marcel Ozuna

Jamestown

60

1972 Cannon Smith

Jamestown

56

2011 Matt Skole

Auburn

48

1973

John Guarnaccia

Auburn

59

2012 Chris Serritella

Williamsport

47

1974

Dennis Werth

Oneonta

61

2013 David Washi Washington ngton State College

50

1975

Dale Berra

Niagara Falls 49

2014 Leo Castillo

Williamsport

49

1976

Gary Holle

Newark

77

2015 Stone Garrett

Batavia

46

1977

Boomer Wells

Utica

68

1968

John Maddox Richard Smith

Mike Poepping

119

69

Bill Lyons

Ryan Church

Yan Gomes

INDIVIDUAL STOLEN BASE CHAMPIONS  YEAR PLAYER

TEAM

SB

1939 Ed Turchin

Batavia Batavi a

22

1940 Don Richmond

Batavia

1941 John Newman

TEAM

SB

1979 197 9 Ron Nac Nacleri lerio o

Niagara Niaga ra Falls

38

36

1980 Mike Ciampi

Elmira

35

Jamestown

31

1981 John Damon

Jamestown

33

1942 John Mihalik

Batavia

41

1982 Geo Doggett

Geneva

66

1943 Otis Davis

Jamestown

32

1983 Stan Jeerson

Little Falls

35

1944 Tom Acardo

Lockport

42

1984 D. Scott Little

Little Falls

34

1945 Bob Riley

Bradford

48

1985 Ken Warmbier

Erie

42

1946 Jim Babcock

Olean

40

1986 Ced Landrum

Geneva

49

1947 Ed Trojanowski

Bradford

31

1987 Don Buford

Newark

35

1948 Paul Porubski

Hamilton

31

1988 Derek Lee

Utica

54

1949 Jack Seltenreich

Bradford

40

1989 Pat Howell

Pittseld

45

1950 Don Zimmer

Hornell

63

1990 Je McNeeley

Elmira

39

1951 Angel Scull

Wellsville

60

1991 Jim Mouton

Auburn

60

1952 Maurice Wills

Hornell

54

1992 Byron Mathews

Utica

42

1953 Ramon Mejias

Batavia

42

1993 Glenn Barker

Niagara Falls 37

1954 Dick Lisiecki

Jamestown

72

1994 Ed Comeaux

Hud. Valley

25

1955 Pedro Alomar

Wellsville

39

1995 Amaury Garcia

Elmira

41

1956 Jessie Queen

Jamestown

23

1996 Donzell McDonald Oneonta

54

1957 Carmen Santoli

O lean Olean

68

1997 Terry Freeman

Erie

46

1958 Bill Wyatt

Batavia

56

1998 Essex Snead

New Jersey

42

1959 Jim Guinn

Elmira

40

1999 Alex Requena

Mah. Valley

44

1960 Nestor Velazquez Erie

30

2000 Tony Hensley

Batavia

43

1961 Cesar Tovar

Geneva

88

2001 Chris Duy

Williamsport

30

1962 Hilario Rojas

Jamestown

28

Brooklyn

30

Batavia

28

2002 Joe Vandever

New Jersey

31

1963 Louis Abrahams

Geneva

27

2003 Javon Moran

Batavia

27

1964 Mike Holodick

Jamestown

28

2004 Jermel Lomack

Williamsport

29

1965 Dave Trueloc ruelock k

Binghamton Bingham ton

29

2005 Jose Constanza

Mah. Valley

24

1966 Willy Moble Mobley y

Binghamton Bingham ton

77

2006 James Rapoport

State College 24

1967 Terry Echan

Oneonta

21

2007 Brandon Whiting

Vermont

37

1968 J. Thomas Kelly

Newark

16

2008 Mike Ross

Hud. Valley

30

1969 Wilbur Howard

Newark

20

2009 Wilfred Pichardo

Lowell

32

1970 Bryan Lambe

Batavia

24

2010 Felix Sanchez

Lowell

38

1971 Bob Still

Oneonta

28

2011 Mason Williams

Staten Island 28

1972 Don Hopkins

Jamestown

63

Kyrell Hudson

Williamsport

28

1973 Rick Bosetti

Auburn

27

2012 Roman Quinn

Williamsport

30

1974 Dave Carter

Oneonta

28

2013 Harold Ramirez

Jamestown

23

1975 Mark Hiller

Batavia

34

Je Roy

Jamestown

23

1976 Carlton Steele

Elmira

30

2014 Greg Allen

Mah. Valley

30

1977 Ron Sorey

Utica

33

2015 Johnny Sewald

Tri-City

31

1978 Ted Wilborn

Oneonta

57

Ron Woods

 YEAR PLAYER

Angel Pagan

70

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING CHAMPIONS WINS  YEAR 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951

1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965

1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981

PLAYER Hayden Shupe John Castoldi Joe Belforti Charles Schupp Pete Gebian Phil Poole Leon Titus Bill Koszrek T. Kapuscins Kapuscinski ki Bob Christophel Willird Schmidt Ralph Butler Douglas Gostlin Ed Williams John Gates Bob Umeet Vince Traken Marty Kutyna Robert Stragier Gary Geiger Henry Bolinda Robert Milo Luis DeLeon Gerald Lis B. Risenhoover Ben Griggs William Jones Jim Hannan Jim Merritt Bob Lee Richard Nold Bill Denehy Paul Alspach Bill Hepler Ralph Scott Paul Epperson Mike Colin S. Cushmore Bob Strampe Joe Jabar Mark Wiley Stephan Foran Dave Fanning Scott Larson Neal Mersch Fred Anyzeski W. Bigos/ Bigos/W W. Dick Michael Howard Mike McLeod Mike Parker Fred Toliver Joe Housey Kevin Spicer Charles Scott

TEAM WINS Olean 17 Batavia 18 Bradford 17 Jamestown 24 Hornell 16 Lockport 22 Bradford 19 Bradford 18 Jamestown Jamest own 16 Lockport 25 Hamilton 22 Hornell 23 Hornell 17 Olean 17 Olean 17 Hamilton 23 Jamestown Jamest own 19 Hamilton 17 Wellsville 17 Hamilton 20 Bradford 20 Olean 20 Wellsville 17 Batavia 17 Geneva 20 Wellsville 21 Erie 20 Olean 17 Erie 19 Batavia 20 Geneva 20 Auburn 13 Auburn 13 Geneva 13 Binghamton 15 Auburn 11 Auburn 11 Batavia 11 Batavia 10 Newark 10 Auburn 9 Williamsport 10 Auburn 9 Oneonta 9 Oneonta 11 Oneonta 10 Elmira/Newark Elmira/Ne wark 9 Elmira 8 Oneonta 9 Geneva 13 Oneonta Oneon ta 10 Geneva 10 Little Falls 10 Jamestown 10 71

 YEAR PLAYER 1982 Roy Moretti 1983 John Boyles John Seitz Mike Zamba 1984 David Bear Jamie Moyer Brad Mettler Rich Caldwell 1985 Je Ballard Troy Evers 1986 Blaine Beatty 1987 Doug Royalty 1988 Don Freed 1989 John Johnstone 1990 Jessie Hollins Ed Vazquez Bill Wertz 1991 Heath Haynes Chris Shanahan 1992 T.J. Matthe Matthews ws Dave Oehrlein 1993 Joshua Neese 1994 Jason Durocher S. Cunningham 1995 Chris Weidert 1996 Courtney Duncan 1997 Kris Lambert 1998 Chris Reinike 1999 Jairo Pineda 2000 Andrew Beal 2001 Harold Eckert Ross Peeples 2002 Joshua Shortslef 2003 Tom Mastny 2004 Ronnie Martinez 2005 Dave Seccombe 2006 Chris Salamida 2007 Dylan Owen 2008 Andy Shive 2009 Mark Cohoon 2010 Chris Hilliard 2011 Josh Hodges 2012 Will Cuevas Rainy Lara 2013 Miller Diaz Evan Grills Kevin Herget Justin Jackson Sebastian Vader 2014 Marcos Molina Joe Musgrove Austin Pritcher Troy Scribn Scribner er 2015 Mitch Gueller

TEAM WINS Utica 9 Little Falls 12 Utica 12 Utica 12 Utica 9 Geneva 9 Elmira 9 Newark 9 Newark 10 Oneonta 10 Newark 11 Auburn 10 Jamestown 13 Pittseld 11 Geneva 10 Pittseld 10 Watertown 10 Jamestown 10 Pittseld 10 Hamilton Hamilto n 10 Hamilton 10 Niagara 12 Vermont 9 New Jersey 9 Vermont 11 Williamsport 11 Erie 11 Watertown 10 Auburn 9 Staten Island 9 Brooklyn 9 Brooklyn 9 Williamsport 10 Auburn 8 Tri-City 11 Staten Island 8 Tri-City 10 Brooklyn 9 Staten Island 9 Brooklyn 9 Brooklyn 9 Jamestown 8 Lowell 8 Brooklyn 8 Brooklyn 7 Tri-City 7 State College 7 Batavia 7 Aberdeen 7 Brooklyn 7 Tri-City 7 Connecticut 7 Tri-City 7 Williamsport 10

 YEARLY  YEARL Y STRIKEOUT CHAMPIONS  YEAR PIT PITCHE CHER R

TEAM

K’S

 YEAR PIT PITCHE CHER R

TEAM

K’S 125

1939

Hayden Shupe

Olean

170

1978

Charlie Puleo

Utica

1940

Rich Schmidt

Olean

173

1979

Bryan Hardy

Geneva

82

1941

George Carlonas

London

181

Bill Sattler

Jamestown

82

1942

Bubber Moore

Wellsville

258

1980

Craig Leerts

Geneva

99

1943

Boyd Tepler

Lockport

254

1981

John Adams

Erie

107

1944

Victor Trahd

Lockport

162

1982

Jim Deshaies

Oneonta

137

1945

Joseph Menarchek Hornell

248

1983

Roy Moretti

Utica

116

1946

Alfred Gavey

Hamilton

181

1984

Jamie Moyer

Geneva

120

1947

Vance Stine

Hamilton

194

1985

Bill Cunningham

Jamestown

116

1948

Gerald Kleinsmith

Jamestown

258

Blaise Ilsley

Auburn

116

1949

John Gilbert

Hornell

191

1986

Joe Skalski

Batavia

130

1950

Ralph Butler

Hornell

175

1987

Alex Sanchez

St. Cath.

116

1951

Karl Spooner

Hornell

200

1988

Mike Sodders

Geneva

119

1952

Jim Coates

Olean

223

1989

Shannon Jones

Geneva

114

1953

George Player

Wellsville

179

1990

Sam Militello

Oneonta

119

1954

Eli Grba

Corning

209

1991

Mike Lynch

Erie

102

1955

Gary Geiger

Hamilton

177

1992

Dave Orhrlein

Hamilton

99

1956

Martin Stabiner

Hornell

216

1993

J. Isringhausen

Pittseld

104

1957

Richard Grith

Elmira

174

1994

Brian Grant

St. Cath.

90

1958

Bob Risenhoover

Geneva

236

1995

Bob St. Pierre

Oneonta

91

1959

Ben Griggs

Wellsville

175

1996

Bobby Rodgers

Lowell

1960

William Jones

Erie

196

1997

Scott Comer

Pittseld

1961

Jim Hannan

Olean

254

1998

Brody Percell

Watertown

105

1962

Jim Merritt

Erie

249

1999

Joe Kennedy

Hud. Valley

101

1963

George Angel

Geneva

250

2000

Seung Song

Lowell

1964

Dick Nold

Geneva

274

2001

Charles Manning

Staten Island 87

1965

George Robinson

Wellsville

221

2002

Ryan Bicondoa

Brooklyn

94

1966

Mickey Scott

Binghamton 190

2003

Matt Albers

Tri-City

94

1967

Paul Epperson

Auburn

132

2004

Anibal Sanchez

Lowell

101

1968

Paul Splittor

Corning

136

2005

Wade Davis

Hud. Valley

97

Je Vollweiler

Geneva

136

2006

Jeremy Hellickson Hud. Valley

96

1969

Bob Strampe

Batavia

138

2007

Drew Naylor

Williamsport

97

1970

Mark Wiley

Auburn

144

2008

Brad Holt

Brooklyn

96

1971

Stephen Foran

Williamsport 138

2009

Alexander Colome Hud. Valley

1972

Dave Fanning

Auburn

128

2010

Zach Varce

Staten Island 74

1973

Ronnie Sims

Elmira

129

2011

Luis Sanz

Connecticut

76

1974

Barry Cort

Newark

123

2012

Luis Mateo

Brooklyn

85

1975

Gil Patterson

Oneonta

97

2013

Miller Diaz

Brooklyn

87

1976

Fred Honeycutt

Niagara Falls

98

2014

Marcos Molina

Brooklyn

91

1977

Chris Welsh

Oneonta

125

2015

Kevin Canelon

Brooklyn

70

72

108 98

93

94

 YEARLY  YEARL Y SAVES LEADERS  YEAR 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

PITCHER Rob Thomas Richard Stonum Carlos Velazquez Bob Bartlett Tim Milner Larry Angel Dave Sylvia Steve Schneck Richard Nicholson J. Galante/M. Moore L. Hrynko/K. Homan H. Faulan Fauland/K. d/K. Pryce Randy Huber John Moses Roy Moretti Mark Davis Je Hirsch Willie Blair Je Massicotte Joe Ausanio Mike Gardella Garry Wurm Cory Bailey Jamie Corcoran Craig Grasser Brandall Buckles Bob Marquez K. Kawabata/C. McFerrin Dan Mota Derek Gooden Matt Watson Santo Samora Je Miller Matt Brumit B. Paulk/C. Homer Gus Hlebovy Derek Feldman Luis Lebron Noah Krol Pat Venditte Michael Powers Jordan Conley Juary Gomez Blake Ford/Derek Self Brett McKinney/Zac Reininger Shane Bay/Carlos Pinales Robert Tasin

Note: Save records began in 1969

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TEAM Batavia Newark Newark Batavia Batavia Niagara Falls Newark Elmira Newark Auburn/Oneonta Batavia/Oneonta Oneonta/Geneva Jamestown Niagara Falls Utica Little Falls Geneva St. Catharines Geneva Watertown Oneonta Erie Elmira Hamilton Glens Falls Hudson Valley Vermont Batavia/Auburn Oneonta New Jersey Vermont New Jersey Williamsport Staten Island Brooklyn/Oneonta Vermont Hudson Valley Aberdeen Oneonta Staten Island Brooklyn Jamestown Williamsport Tri-City/Auburn Jamestown/Connecticut Brooklyn/Lowell Williamsport

SAVES 11 9 10 9 11 8 7 8 12 5 9 9 10 10 10 22 13 12 15 13 19 19 15 24 19 18 21 20 17 17 19 17 15 22 15 16 15 20 17 23 17 16 10 14 10 15 17

 YEARLY  YEARL Y ERA CHAMPIONS  YEAR PITCHER

TEAM

ERA 

1939 Russell Norman

Hamilton

2.63

1940 John Castoldi

Batavia

1941 John Mikan

Hamilton

 YEAR PITCHER

TEAM

ERA 

1978 Scott Gleckel

Niagara

2.16

2.84

1979 Stefan Wever

Oneonta

1.77

2.48

1980 Joe Housey

Geneva

1.50

1942 Charlie Schupp

Jamestown 2.34

1981 Jackie Uhey

Utica

2.65

1943 Pete Gabrian

Hornell

2.20

1982 Mike Hogan

Auburn

1.82

1944 Frank Mahoney

Batavia

1.91

1983 Mike Friedrich

Auburn

1.79

1945 Rich Palmisiano

Batavia

1.40

1984 Todd Simmons

Niagara

1.29

1946 Jim Dimitriadis

Jamestown

2.03

1985 Troy Evers

Oneonta

1.87

1947 Dick Littleeld

Wellsville

1.97

1986 Ken Patterson

Oneonta

1.35

1948 C. McCombie

Hamilton

2.42

1987 Bob Wishnevski

St. Cath.

1.53

1949 William Furlong

Jamestown

1.89

1988 Dan Freed

Jamestown

0.67

1950 El Roy Face

Bradford

2.58

1989 Art Canestro

Oneonta

1.06

1951 Jim Stump

Jamestown

1.93

1990 Bobby Ryan

Watertown

0.73

1952 Bob Umeet

Hamilton

1.60

1991 Brian Looney

Jamestown

1.16

1953 Vince Traken

Jamestown Jamesto wn

2.51

1992 Tim Crabtree

St. Cath.

1.57

1954 Bob Mische

Jamestown

3.30

1993 A. Meinershagen

St. Cath.

1.88

1955 Garland Shiett

Erie

1.95

1994 Matt Drews

Oneonta

2.10

1956 Keith Nicolls

Wellsville

1.76

1995 Chris Weidert

Vermont

1.79

1957 Luis DeLeon

Wellsville

2.36

1996 Ken Raines

Hud. Valley 1.07

1958 Ed Banach

Wellsville

1.92

1997 Matt Blank

Vermont

1.69

1959 Dick Dumas

Auburn

2.22

1998 Georey Geary

Batavia

1.60

1960 Norm Forsythe

Elmira

2.52

1999 Todd Moser

Utica

1.53

1961 John Morris

Elmira

2.02

2000 Simon Young

Mah. Valley 1.75

1962 G. Roggenburk

Erie

2.07

2001 Ross Peeples

Brooklyn

1.34

1963 Bob Lee

Batavia

1.70

2002 Mike Hinckley

Vermont

1.37

1964 Bill Craft

Auburn

3.28

2003 Kurt Isenberg

Auburn

1.63

1965 Lou Romanucci

Binghamton Bingha mton 2.53

2004 Anibal Sanchez

Lowell

1.77

1966 Jerry Koosman

Auburn

1.38

2005 Bob Parnell

Brooklyn

1.73

1967 Larry Herring

Geneva

1.65

2006 Chris Salamida

Tri-City

1.06

1968 Guy Hansen

Oneonta

1.67

2007 Dylan Owen

Brooklyn

1.49

1969 Jerry Bell

Newark

2.18

2008 Brad Holt

Brooklyn

1.87

1970 Bill Leinheiser

Newark

1.01

2009 Jose Alverez

Lowell

1.52

1971 Stan Thomas

Geneva

1.63

2010 Yohan Almonte

Brooklyn

1.91

1972 Rob Artemenko

Oneonta

1.52

2011 Brennan Smith

Connecticut 1.53

1973 M.V M.V.. DeCaste DeCasteele ele

Gen eva Geneva

0.72

2012 Hansel Robles

Brooklyn

1.11

1974 Fred Anyzeski

Oneonta

1.61

2013 Michael Feliz

Tri-City

1.96

1975 Richard Waller

Elmira

1.37

2014 Marcos Molina

Brooklyn

1.77

1976 Danny Parks

Elmira

2.27

2015 Spenser Watkins

Connecticut Connec ticut 2.23

1977 Ron Driver

Newark

1.68

Mitch Gueller

74

Williamsport Willia msport 2.23

 ALL--TIME NO-HIT LOG  ALL PITCHER(S)

TEAM

DATE DA TE

OPPONENT

Walt Balash

Niagara Falls

7/12/40

London

London

8/07/40

Bradford

Bob Vetter

Jamestown

6/07/43

Batavia

Boyd Tepler

Lockport

6/03/44

Hornell

Fran Smith

Lockport

6/04/46

Hornell

John Rutherford

Olean

7/28/47

Lockport

Ken Fremming

Jamestown

8/27/47

Wellsville

Chuck McCombie

Hamilton

8/28/48

Bradford

Jerry Kleinsmith

Jamestown

8/31/48

Hamilton

Lou Blackmore

Wellsville

8/31/48

Lockport

Dick Fortune

Jamestown

7/20/50

Lockport

Karl Spooner

Hornell

5/15/51

Bradford

Ted Morris

Olean

6/25/51

Hamilton

Bob Rauber

Hamilton

8/18/52

Olean

Frank Etchberger +

Bradford

8/20/52

Batavia

Jim Mitchell +

Batavia

8/20/52

Bradford

Gary Geiger

Hamilton

6/09/55

Erie

John Herbert **

Erie

7/25/56

Hornell

Luis DeLeon

Wellsville

5/12/57

Elmira

Fred Haddix

Corning

5/17/57

Wellsville

Cubert Smith

Erie

5/17/58

Auburn

Robert Bailargeon

Elmira

6/06/59

Geneva

Dennis Ballard

Auburn

7/03/59

Geneva

Dick Sherrow

Wellsville

9/02/60

Geneva

Joe Durelli

Elmira

5/10/61

Erie

Fred Wol

Olean

6/03/61

Batavia

Mike Thornton

Geneva

8/13/61

Olean

Ernest Abels

Wellsville

6/06/65

Jamestown

John Silva

Oneonta (7 inn)

7/22/66

Auburn

Nils Lambert/Ron Thomas

Batavia

8/18/69

Geneva

Charles Arrendale

Niagara Falls

7/23/70

Newark 

Bert Raschke

Oneonta (7 inn)

8/11/71

Newark 

Gerald Ginter

Geneva (7 inn)

8/24/71

Niagara Falls

Steven Ayers

Jamestown (7 inn)

8/25/71

Batavia

Thomas Deidel #

Newark (5 inn)

8/03/72

Batavia

 Andy Rose

LEGEND + Etchberger and Mitchell pitched no-hitter against each other other.. Etchberger (Bradford) won 1-0 on walk, steal, ineld out, and sacrice y ** Perfect Game (3 in League History) # Lost to Batavia 2-0 in 5 innings (rain)

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 ALL--TIME NO-HIT LOG (CONT’D)  ALL (CONT’D) PITCHER(S)

TEAM

DATE

OPPONENT

Timothy Juran

Batavia (7 inn)

8/26/72

Niagara Falls

Daniel Boltano

Auburn

8/21/73

Elmira

Gregory Diehl **

Oneonta (7 inn)

7/07/74

Newark 

James Wright

Auburn (7 inn)

8/25/74

Batavia

Jack Morris

Newark

7/06/75

Oneonta

Laurence Kienzle

Niagara Falls (7 inn)

7/30/76

Batavia

Gregory Staon

Jamestown (7 inn)

8/18/77

Elmira

Randall Bozeman

Little Falls (7 inn)

8/15/78

Batavia

Gregory Dunn

Erie

8/03/81

Batavia

Bill Fulton

Oneonta

7/25/83

Geneva

Dody Rather

Oneonta

7/24/85

Waterton

Doug Cinnela

Newark

7/23/86

Oneonta

Doug Cinnela

Newark

8/03/86

Auburn

Terry Grin

Little Falls

7/07/88

Utica

Dough Marcero

Niagara Falls

8/26/89

Elmira

Ray Doss

Welland

8/29/89

Batavia

Shawn Turri/Bob Undorf

Niagara Falls (7 inn)

8/29/90

Elmira

David Oehrlein

Hamilton (5 inn)

8/10/92

Auburn

Gregg Twiggs

Geneva (7 inn)

6/30/93

Auburn

Elmira

7/25/93

Welland

Peter Agostinelli

Batavia (7 inn)

9/01/93

Welland

Joe Montelongo/Rob Rehkopf

Williamsport

6/19/94

Elmira

Mark Sievert

St Catharines (7 inn)

8/05/94

Utica

Elvin Hernandez

Erie

8/24/95

Oneonta

Luis Delossantos

Oneonta

7/28/96

Batavia

D. Martinez/S. DePaula/M. Miner/ K. Wagner

Watertown

9/03/96

Utica

T. Redding/D. Peguero/T Peguero/T.. Sullivan

Auburn

8/04/98

St. Cathar Catharines ines

Pasqual Coco

St. Catharines

8/16/98

Jamestown

Doug Waechter

Hudson Valley

8/10/00

Pittseld

Jason Arnold

Staten Island

7/27/01

Vermont

Jordan Tata/Chr ata/Chris is Homer

Oneonta Oneont a

9/02/03

Tri-City

Bob Ray/Adrian Martin

Auburn

8/26/05

Batavia

Lowell

8/13/06

Hudson Valley

Henry Cabrera/Olivo Astascio

Willamsport

9/06/06

Batavia

K. DeLaCru DeLaCruz/D. z/D. Frega/V Frega/V.. Pestano

Mahon ing Valley Mahoning

7/12/07

Vermont

Guillermo Moscoso**

Oneonta

7/14/07

Batavia

S. Wolf/D. Wolf/D.Miller/A. Miller/A. Mowdy

Tri-City

6/21/08

Oneonta

D. Stokes Stokes/A. /A. Shawler Shawler/T /T.. Stohr

Oneonta Oneont a

6/30/08

Tri-City

Brandon Moore

Brooklyn

8/23/09

Aberdeen

9/1/12

Tri-City

Williamsport

8/18/13

Mah. Valley

Mah. Valley

9/02/13

Batavia

 Andy Larkin

 Yulkim German

J.C. Menna/Deyvi Jimenez/Ryan Dull Vermont  Y.. Rios/M. Meadows/M. Martinez  Y L. Gomez/C. Melo/K. Doane

LEGEND ** Perfect Game (3 in League History) 76

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 All-Stars (MLB) & NYPL, 2015 ............. ............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................38 .............38  All-Star Game, NYPL Roster & Results ............. ............................ ............................... ............................... .............................. ................37 .37  Annual MLB Awards and Leaders & NYPL ................ ............................... .............................. .............................. ................... ....40-41 40-41  Attendance, All-Time All-Time ..................... .................................... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. .................39 ..39  Attendance, 2014 and 2015 ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. .............................. ...............4 4 Club Directories.............. ............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. .............................8-35 ..............8-35 Aberdeen IronBirds ................ ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ................8-9 .8-9 Auburn Doubledays ................ ............................... .............................. ............................... ............................... ...........................10-11 ............10-11 Batavia Muckdogs ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ..............................12-13 ...............12-13 Brooklyn Cyclones. .............. .............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ..............................14-15 ...............14-15 Connecticut Tigers........... Tigers....................... ......................... ......................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ...................16-17 .......16-17 Hudson Valley Renegades .............. ............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... .................... .....18-19 18-19 Lowell Spinners ............. ............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... .................... ....20-21 20-21 Mahoning Valley Scrappers .............. ............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .................. ...22-23 22-23 State College Spikes ............... .............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................24-25 ............24-25 Staten Island Yank Yankees ees .............. ............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... .........................26-27 ..........26-27 Tri-City ValleyCats ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ..............................28-29 ...............28-29 Vermont Lake Monsters .............. .............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. .......................30-31 ........30-31 West Virginia Black Bears .............. ............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ..................... .....32-33 32-33 Williamsport Crosscutters .............. ............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ..................... .....34-35 34-35 League Directory ............... .............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. ................3 .3 League Leaders, 1939-Present ..................................... .................................................... .............................. ............................62-76 .............62-76 Batting .............. .............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ................. 62-70 Pitching ............. ............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ................. 71-76 Major League Debuts, 2015 ................................. ................................................. ............................... .............................. .........................36 ..........36 MLB Playos and the NYPL, 2015 ............... .............................. .............................. .............................. ...............................42-43 ................42-43 No-Hitters ............... .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ................... ...75-76 75-76 NYPL History ............. ............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ....................... ........6 6 NYPL Hall of Fame ............... .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ......................59-61 .......59-61 NYPL Playo Format .............. .............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ........................... ...........3 3 Players of the Week, 2015 ............... .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. ..............................52 ...............52 Playo Winners, Alice H. Nader Cup (League Championship) .............. ............................. ....................... ........53-55 53-55 President’s Address ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ........................... ...........2 2 Roster Limits ............. ............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ....................... ........3 3 Records, Single Season ............... .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. ..............................56-58 ...............56-58 Team Batting ............... .............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ...........................56 ............56 Team Fielding .............. ............................. ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ...........................56 ............56 Individual Batting.............. ............................. .............................. .............................. ............................... ............................... ......................57 .......57 Individual Pitching .............. .............................. ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ....................57 ....57 Individual Fielding ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. ............................... ....................58 ....58 Standings, Final (1939-Present) ............... ............................... ............................... .............................. .............................. .................. ...44-52 44-52

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