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Litty · 06-28-2019, 02:01 PM

2054

Bab White and Sophie Thieman became the latest Hall of Fame inductees.
Jay-Jay Moore was the first overall draft pick, taken by Winnipeg. Moore had excelled for the University of Michigan. 2053 first round draft pick, Brienne Taylor, spent her first year in the league in Bar Harbor’s minor league, playing 39 games in Washingtonville and 47 in Lake of the Woods.

Charlotte won the East division with 96 wins, beating out Cape Cod (92 wins) and Bristol (88 wins). Jasper won 88 games, good enough to win the Central division. They were joined in the postseason by Huntington, who finished a game back of them in the regular season standings. Anchorage took the West Division with 87 wins with Seattle also making the playoffs with 85 wins.

Charlotte, Bristol and Cape Cod all swept while Jasper beat Anchorage in 3. In the semifinals, Cape Cod beat Bristol 3-1 while Charlotte came from behind twice in their series to beat Jasper 3-2. Cape Cod swept, taking home their first title since 2024 in their first postseason since 2047.

Elena Cortez took home the batting title with a season average of .446. Rain Harmon of Twin Falls set a new single-season home run record as she hit 62. The record had stood since 2039, when Carla Vasquez hit 60. Sian Mathis led the league in RBIs with 142. On the mound, Portland’s Brandy Prince led in ERA, setting a mark of 2.54. She also led in strikeouts with 206. The winningest pitcher was Rapid City’s Kel Shelton, who notched 19 wins in 29 starts.

Richmond’s Demeter Usoltev, a Belarusian free agent, won Rookie of the Year with a .308 average. Usoltev became the first outfield Rookie of the Year to hit 0 home runs in their winning campaign. Brandy Prince won the Madeeha Baqri Award for her league-leading ERA and strikeouts. Elena Cortez won her 11th Cortez-DeWilliams Award.

The Whitehorse Stallions (Anchorage) won the Prem while the Laredo Purple Aces (Wichita) won rookieball.

06-28-2019, 02:01 PM	#53
Litty Minors (Double A) Join Date: May 2019 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 138	2054 Bab White and Sophie Thieman became the latest Hall of Fame inductees. Jay-Jay Moore was the first overall draft pick, taken by Winnipeg. Moore had excelled for the University of Michigan. 2053 first round draft pick, Brienne Taylor, spent her first year in the league in Bar Harbor’s minor league, playing 39 games in Washingtonville and 47 in Lake of the Woods. Charlotte won the East division with 96 wins, beating out Cape Cod (92 wins) and Bristol (88 wins). Jasper won 88 games, good enough to win the Central division. They were joined in the postseason by Huntington, who finished a game back of them in the regular season standings. Anchorage took the West Division with 87 wins with Seattle also making the playoffs with 85 wins. Charlotte, Bristol and Cape Cod all swept while Jasper beat Anchorage in 3. In the semifinals, Cape Cod beat Bristol 3-1 while Charlotte came from behind twice in their series to beat Jasper 3-2. Cape Cod swept, taking home their first title since 2024 in their first postseason since 2047. Elena Cortez took home the batting title with a season average of .446. Rain Harmon of Twin Falls set a new single-season home run record as she hit 62. The record had stood since 2039, when Carla Vasquez hit 60. Sian Mathis led the league in RBIs with 142. On the mound, Portland’s Brandy Prince led in ERA, setting a mark of 2.54. She also led in strikeouts with 206. The winningest pitcher was Rapid City’s Kel Shelton, who notched 19 wins in 29 starts. Richmond’s Demeter Usoltev, a Belarusian free agent, won Rookie of the Year with a .308 average. Usoltev became the first outfield Rookie of the Year to hit 0 home runs in their winning campaign. Brandy Prince won the Madeeha Baqri Award for her league-leading ERA and strikeouts. Elena Cortez won her 11th Cortez-DeWilliams Award. The Whitehorse Stallions (Anchorage) won the Prem while the Laredo Purple Aces (Wichita) won rookieball. __________________ Good times, good vibes going forwards.