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Izz · 09-08-2014, 06:14 PM

2022 League Leaders

Warwick dominated most of the batting categories.

While Allan Lloyd didn't win the Batting title, he did set a new season record for hits with 218.

Tyler Silk followed up 2021's 19 wins with 18, once again only losing 5. He also blew away the K record he set in 2021 (290) with 311. At that point he owned the top 3 season strikeout bests (311 in 2022, 290 in 2021, 279 in 2020).

Hayden Foreman, predicted preseason to go 18-9, had his best season strikeout total, with 243, placing him 4th on the all-time list. The preseason prediction wasn't too far off for him. After a slow start he bullied his way through the second half of the season, finishing up 17-11, with a 2.94 ERA (FIP 2.82).

He and fellow Roos starter Angus Sweeney (17-5) were a big part of the Roos last month surge to the Division title.

Tu-An Tseng, another Metros Ace, equaled Silk's regular season win record with 19, though he lost 13 as well.

Unfortunate Central Coast starter Mitchell Bond had the dubious honor of setting a new season record for losses with 22. His stats indicate that he wasn't that terrible a pitcher, (4th or 5th guy rather than ace) but the expansion team was still unable to give any of their pitchers run support.

09-08-2014, 06:14 PM	#13
Izz Hall Of Famer Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 2,470	2022 League Leaders 2022 League Leaders Warwick dominated most of the batting categories. While Allan Lloyd didn't win the Batting title, he did set a new season record for hits with 218. Tyler Silk followed up 2021's 19 wins with 18, once again only losing 5. He also blew away the K record he set in 2021 (290) with 311. At that point he owned the top 3 season strikeout bests (311 in 2022, 290 in 2021, 279 in 2020). Hayden Foreman, predicted preseason to go 18-9, had his best season strikeout total, with 243, placing him 4th on the all-time list. The preseason prediction wasn't too far off for him. After a slow start he bullied his way through the second half of the season, finishing up 17-11, with a 2.94 ERA (FIP 2.82). He and fellow Roos starter Angus Sweeney (17-5) were a big part of the Roos last month surge to the Division title. Tu-An Tseng, another Metros Ace, equaled Silk's regular season win record with 19, though he lost 13 as well. Unfortunate Central Coast starter Mitchell Bond had the dubious honor of setting a new season record for losses with 22. His stats indicate that he wasn't that terrible a pitcher, (4th or 5th guy rather than ace) but the expansion team was still unable to give any of their pitchers run support. Attached Images __________________ Not only do I play OOTP but I also write science-fiction: My Website A brief history of the Australia-New Zealand Baseball League (AUNZBL 2019-2119)--A Dynasty Report The National Penterham Four-Bases Association--A Dynasty Report Last edited by Izz; 09-08-2014 at 06:55 PM.