Latest News from the HABLA Pressroom AL wins All Star gameThe game was back and forth with the AL winning with a run in the 8th and 9th 8-7. NL P Dave Dravecky with the loss and P Manny Smythe with the win. NL HRs AL HRs Jarrod Saltalamacchia Tim Ferrick Prince Fielder Woody Stairs Chris Duncan NL Pitchers *Starters *Carlos Zambrano Chad Cordero Ryan Duren Roy Face Zachary Grieke Orel Hershisher Ben McDonald Dave Dravecky Randy Rix NL Position Players: Bobby Abreu Robbie Alomar *Josh Barfield *Shane Block *Milton Bradley *Orlando Cepeda Prine Fielder John Henry Lloyd *Kaz Matsui *Sahahra Oh *Jarrod Saltalamacchia *Grady Sizemore Willie Stargell Turkey Stearns Gator Swanson Matt Williams AL Pitchers *Addie Joss Tim Belcher Rafael Bentacourt Mark Cordova Burleigh Grimes Rick Helling Manny Smythe Houston Street Oliver Perez AL Position Players Robinson Cano Chris Duncan *Tim Ferrick *Lew Ford *Clue Haywood Ryan Howard Terrence Lee Mike Robinson Jimmy Rollins *Jack Slater *Woody Stairs *Lance Talford *BJ Upton Larry Walker *Delmon Young Ryan Zimmerman 2032-09-14 -- Florida Marlins pitcher Burleigh Grimes had reason to celebrate as the league named him their Pitcher of the Week. In 3 games, he stifled opposing bats with a handy 0.929 WHIP allowing only 11 hits and 2 walks. His 1.93 ERA was among the league best. His 13 strikeouts were icing on the cake for his teams 3 win(s). When asked to comment on his surprisingly hot week, Grimes replied “I thought your writing could use some help.” Touche! Opposing hitters were clueless against Ryan Vogelsong this week. AL writers took notice as he was named the Pitcher of the Week. In 13.0 innings he sported a 2.77 ERA and 0.692 WHIP en route to 2 wins, 0 saves, and 0 holds. He added 17 strikeouts to his resume as well. Ryan has been spotted during pre-game warm-ups wearing a shirt with the phrase “Chicks Dig the Complete Game Shutout” on it. AL : Ryan Vogelsong (Cleveland Indians) - 2 W, 0 L, 0 Saves, 13.0 Innings, 2.77 ERA, 17/3 K/BB, 0.692 WHIP 2032-09-14 -- Los Angeles Dodgers Rightfielder, Dave Parker, had some reason to celebrate, as the league named him the Hitter of the Week. NL pitchers couldnt figure out how to retire this guy all week long. In 32 at bats he hit 0.406 with 6 home runs and 11 RBI. His 1.472 on-base plus slugging percentage was among the best in both leagues with an additional 2 walks, 2 doubles, and 0 triples. A fan recently auctioned off a Parker home run ball for over $1000. She reportedly used the cash for "a couple beers at the stadium." Barry Larkin spent the week crushing baseballs and the AL writers have chosen him as their Hitter of the Week. The New York Yankees Shortstop punished opposing pitchers with 10 hits in 26 at bats for a 0.385 average. He also drove in 8 runs with 3 home runs. While he wasn?t sending balls over the fence, he walked 5 times, had 5 extra base hits, and stole 3 bases. Teammates have jokingly added a pre-game ritual of rubbing Barrys bat hoping some of the magic wears off on them. AL : Barry Larkin (New York Yankees) - 0.385 AVG, 1 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 3 SB, 5 BB 2032-08-31 -- Opposing hitters were clueless against Mike Maroth this week. AL writers took notice as he was named the Pitcher of the Week. In 14.0 innings he sported a 0.64 ERA and 0.857 WHIP en route to 1 wins, 0 saves, and 0 holds. He added 15 strikeouts to his resume as well. Mike has been spotted during pre-game warm-ups wearing a shirt with the phrase “Chicks Dig the Complete Game Shutout” on it. Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ken Brubaker had reason to celebrate as the league named him their Pitcher of the Week. In 2 games, he stifled opposing bats with a handy 0.857 WHIP allowing only 10 hits and 2 walks. His 1.29 ERA was among the league best. His 15 strikeouts were icing on the cake for his teams 1 win(s). Ken knows that weeks like this dont come around often. NL : Ken Brubaker (Pittsburgh Pirates) - 1 W, 1 L, 0 Saves, 14.0 Innings, 1.29 ERA, 15/2 K/BB, 0.857 WHIP |
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