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gregisawesome13 · 08-25-2016, 10:54 PM

Weekly Recap May 5th - May 11th

Australian Baseball League

Peter Pollack, signs with Gold Coast.

Analysis

Gold Coast is just signing a marketable player. Nothing to see here.

Draft Pool Revealed
Top 10 in no particular order according to writers

Hector Morales (no team)
Martin Watts, 17, C, Western Australia
Jacob Wells, 17, 1B, New South Wales
Cam Mant, 17, 1B, MLB Australia
Burt Durney, 17, 3B, New South Wales
Brodie Curnow, 17, CF, Western Australia
Ronald Kay, SP, Baseball Auckland
Brendan Binns, RF, MLB New Zealand
Walter Wheeler, CF, MLB Australia
Hal Abbey, RF, Queensland

Commish's Tour

Central Coast
A bid put together by the Central Coast Mariners executive group. Bringing baseball to the Central Coast would fill in a small but large regional populace between the Hunter region and Sydney. Central Coast, while could end up being a small market team, could be like Geelong is to Melbourne, a rival and someone who drive your team to do better. Central Coast promises a baseball specific stadium is Gosford.

Ipswich and Logan
Suburbs of Brisbane, they could field a team. Stadium questions abound as money for regional sponsorship could be lacking. Ipswich or Logan could also serve as entrants for a challangers cup or minor league baseball.

Australian Amateur Baseball League

Fifth weekend of the AABL went as follows:

1st place Queensland continues their hot streak winning all three against MLB New Zealand.

Baseball Tasmania takes sole possession of second place winning 2 of 3 at Northern Territory

Baseball South Australia is able to win the series against Western Australia.

Lastly, Baseball Victoria wins 2 of 3 against Baseball New South Wales.

Standings

Baseball Queensland 13-2
Baseball Tasmania 10-5
MLB Australia 10-5
Baseball New South Wales 9-6
Baseball Victoria 9-6
Baseball Western Australia 8-7
Baseball South Australia 7-8
Baseball Northern Territory 5-10
MLB New Zealand 4-11
Baseball Auckland 0-15

Player Spot Light
Cooper Goddard, 17, from Sydney, leads Baseball Queensland in average on the year. Cooper has 4 HRS, 21 RBI, and a 1.226 OPS. Goddard could be a top draft pick come June.

08-25-2016, 10:54 PM	#30
gregisawesome13 Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 200	Weekly Recap 2030 Weekly Recap May 5th - May 11th Australian Baseball League Peter Pollack, signs with Gold Coast. Analysis Gold Coast is just signing a marketable player. Nothing to see here. Draft Pool Revealed Top 10 in no particular order according to writers Hector Morales (no team) Martin Watts, 17, C, Western Australia Jacob Wells, 17, 1B, New South Wales Cam Mant, 17, 1B, MLB Australia Burt Durney, 17, 3B, New South Wales Brodie Curnow, 17, CF, Western Australia Ronald Kay, SP, Baseball Auckland Brendan Binns, RF, MLB New Zealand Walter Wheeler, CF, MLB Australia Hal Abbey, RF, Queensland Commish's Tour Central Coast A bid put together by the Central Coast Mariners executive group. Bringing baseball to the Central Coast would fill in a small but large regional populace between the Hunter region and Sydney. Central Coast, while could end up being a small market team, could be like Geelong is to Melbourne, a rival and someone who drive your team to do better. Central Coast promises a baseball specific stadium is Gosford. Ipswich and Logan Suburbs of Brisbane, they could field a team. Stadium questions abound as money for regional sponsorship could be lacking. Ipswich or Logan could also serve as entrants for a challangers cup or minor league baseball. Australian Amateur Baseball League Fifth weekend of the AABL went as follows: 1st place Queensland continues their hot streak winning all three against MLB New Zealand. Baseball Tasmania takes sole possession of second place winning 2 of 3 at Northern Territory Baseball South Australia is able to win the series against Western Australia. Lastly, Baseball Victoria wins 2 of 3 against Baseball New South Wales. Standings Baseball Queensland 13-2 Baseball Tasmania 10-5 MLB Australia 10-5 Baseball New South Wales 9-6 Baseball Victoria 9-6 Baseball Western Australia 8-7 Baseball South Australia 7-8 Baseball Northern Territory 5-10 MLB New Zealand 4-11 Baseball Auckland 0-15 Player Spot Light Cooper Goddard, 17, from Sydney, leads Baseball Queensland in average on the year. Cooper has 4 HRS, 21 RBI, and a 1.226 OPS. Goddard could be a top draft pick come June.