Stealofhome's Fictional Feeder Leagues and MLB Extravaganza

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Micah Childress, RHP

Childress was drafted with the 47th overall pick in 1926 out of Stanford. He won Pitcher of the Year in 1935 and was an all-star the same year. He also was part of the Twins 1931 World Series team. 12 of his seasons spread from 1929 to 1941 were over 3 WAR, but his peak was just not quite high enough for the HOF.

Career Stats: 3128 IP, 701 BB, 892 K, 3.56 FIP, 89 FIP-, 58.9 WAR, 42.4 JAWS

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Nick Reed keeps his number one prospect status as he is quickly gaining overall value and ready to make his mark in the majors.


Yue-Han Chien is still waiting to fulfill his potential but has reached AAA.

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Team 1:

position name war school
CF Jared Gatlin 2.56 AUB
P Aiden Miller 2.01 TAMU
RF Kasen Jones 1.71 SCG
P Atticus Parsons 1.64 MICH
P Dylan Lamartine 1.62 LSU
2B Jarrod Regina 1.57 GEO
SS Macho Lucio 1.51 WV
LF T.J. Langley 1.48 MD
P Blake Weldon 1.46 AUB
3B Lon Hornberger 1.44 WASH
1B Tyler Wikman 1.43 FOR
1B Homer Hirota 1.35 LBSU
RF Yoshihiro Takahashi 1.35 GEO
C Frank Key 1.28 TTU
P Bob Johnson 1.21 UHC
P Kerry Saar 1.17 WSU
3B Emilio Forrest 0.97 LOY
C Jake Casas 0.79 SHP
P Karl Matthews 0.57 ND
P Joel Fjellstad 0.3 GH

Team 2:

position name war school
1B Romell Garcia 1.84 STAN
CF Placido Fonseca 1.57 BC
P Giorvis Angeles 1.57 TAMU
P Gabriel Ramey 1.54 MIS
P Dandras Woodson 1.45 MD
2B Nick Sidebottom 1.45 SHP
RF Santiago Lamberti 1.42 ARK
RF Jody Maurice 1.41 ALA
LF Danielito Solis 1.4 KEN
P Alex Wenner 1.37 ECP
SS Isaiah Querido 1.34 ARK
RF Jonas Soler 1.28 PUR
P Harley Jeremiah 1.26 SMG
P Benjie Hechinger 1.26 CSF
3B Austin Humetewa 1.24 UCLA
P Brandon Webber 1.01 OK
3B Gavin Rakes 0.83 UNC
C Aaron McInereny 0.82 SDSU
C Aden Kalicki 0.77 GEO
P Brendan Kleekamp 0.73 GEO

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Auburn hasn't been great so far but they win their first national championship in 1943.

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
C.J. Steiner, New York Yankees - 300 SV

7 Hit Games:
Ashante Love, North Buncombe, NCHSAA

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Facundo Ross, St. Louis, MLB - 5K, 2BB
Lucas Hardin, Minnesota, MLB - 3K, 2BB
Jaxson Bower, Ashwaubenon, WIAA - 4K, 1BB
Kurt Hammonds, Round Rock, AAA - 4K, 1BB
Lavern Aracena, Dunedin, A+ - 8K, 2BB

15+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Hunter Georgianna, North Cobb, GHSA - 28G
Garrett Camillo, Northwest Arkansas, AA - 36G

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Noel Linnen was drafted first overall despite a 5 week forearm strain injury. He came out of Boston College.


Kerry Saar was the top pitcher drafted, coming out of Washington State.


Brandon Scoresby was the first drafted high schooler. He played in Jupiter, FL.

Round 1, Pick 1 - San Francisco Giants: LF Noel Linnen, age 21
Round 1, Pick 2 - Minnesota Twins: LF Wade Castleberry, age 21
Round 1, Pick 3 - Chicago Cubs: SP Kerry Saar, age 21
Round 1, Pick 4 - Arizona Diamondbacks: 3B Ryan Walter, age 21
Round 1, Pick 5 - Toronto Blue Jays: SS Macho Lucio, age 21
Round 1, Pick 6 - Kansas City Royals: 1B Homer Hirota, age 21
Round 1, Pick 7 - Texas Rangers: 3B Brandon Scoresby, age 18
Round 1, Pick 8 - Oakland Athletics: LF Josiah Keating, age 21
Round 1, Pick 9 - Cincinnati Reds: SP Liam Krug, age 21
Round 1, Pick 10 - Chicago White Sox: RF Kasen Jones, age 21
Round 1, Pick 11 - St. Louis Cardinals: 1B Rudy Duell, age 21
Round 1, Pick 12 - Texas Rangers: LF Malcolm Kawalski, age 21
Round 1, Pick 13 - Los Angeles Angels: LF Jesse Tews, age 21
Round 1, Pick 14 - San Diego Padres: SP Irasmus Lee, age 18
Round 1, Pick 15 - Philadelphia Phillies: SS Isaiah Querido, age 21
Round 1, Pick 16 - Colorado Rockies: 1B Ryan Rishell, age 22
Round 1, Pick 17 - Pittsburgh Pirates: LF Brian Pawelk, age 18
Round 1, Pick 18 - Milwaukee Brewers: SP Todd Worsley, age 21
Round 1, Pick 19 - Baltimore Orioles: SP Bob Johnson, age 21
Round 1, Pick 20 - Detroit Tigers: CF Jared Gatlin, age 21
Round 1, Pick 21 - Montreal Expos: LF Jade Baccus, age 21
Round 1, Pick 22 - Florida Marlins: SS Bernard Compian, age 18
Round 1, Pick 23 - New York Mets: SP Brandon Stahl, age 21
Round 1, Pick 24 - Seattle Mariners: SP Jim Campbell, age 18
Round 1, Pick 25 - Houston Astros: 1B Hugo Evertsen, age 18
Round 1, Pick 26 - Detroit Tigers: CF Marvin Venus, age 18

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American League:

position name war team
CF Christian Barnett 5.34 CHA
3B Rey Cora 3.83 CHA
CF Norm Priest 3.79 OAK
C Porfirio Felix 3.78 BOS
P Skyler Wilkerson 3.75 TB
P Hayden Giles 3.7 CHA
SS K.J. Wright 3.68 DET
RF Pedro Rodriquez 3.64 MIN
CF Carson Shuler 3.58 SEA
3B Earnest Salas 3.55 TB
P Felix McElroy 3.48 TOR
P Trent Thomas 3.3 NYY
3B Wyatt Petty 3.2 MIN
2B William Williams 3.19 KC
LF Sonny Tadeshi 3.16 TEX
P Manniche Hernandez 3.05 TOR
P Ramon Rivera 2.98 HOU
CF Cristian Bell 2.77 LAA
CF Ethan Pahia 2.36 TOR
1B Jaxon Whitehead 1.93 CHA
C Matt Brennan 1.79 HOU
P C.J. Steiner 1.38 SEA
P Malvolio Vessel 0.96 TEX
P Austin Peterson 0.67 BOS
P Casen Brass 0.5 HOU

National League:

position name war team
CF Silvino Ortega 6.31 LAD
2B Theodore Gonzales 5.29 MON
CF Courtnay O'Donnell 4.59 NYM
P Phil Allred 3.8 CIN
P Jordan Ogilvie 3.7 NYM
P James Clay 3.68 NYM
P Eric Jarrell 3.62 COL
SS Luciano Hutson 3.53 FLA
P Gabe Nelson 3.52 ATL
C Bonk Maurello 3.47 STL
P Jaden Breaux 3.4 COL
1B Jody McKee 3.35 LAD
SS Noah Garcia 3.33 COL
CF Michal Delaney 3.06 SD
CF Tommie Kunikida 3.03 MIL
1B Lindsay Waters 3 SF
LF Bentley Wilder 2.93 ATL
RF Jeremiah Locust 2.92 SD
1B Elliot Raprap 2.76 MON
P Fabian Ingle 2.41 LAD
C Karl Hofer 2.33 ATL
3B C.J. Monzon 1.98 MON
P Keith Stone 1.62 SF
P Timoteo Bosquet 1.33 FLA
P Julio Barboza 1.06 ARI

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MLB Owner Changes:
Baltimore Orioles owner Moe Young passed away, Mo Young Jr. takes over.

MLB Career Milestones:
Adam Fisher, Pittsburgh Pirates - 2000 H
Hermann Wacker, Colorado Rockies - 300 SV
Wiatt Moreno, Arizona Diamondbacks - 2000 H

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Wyatt Robles, Cape Fear, A - 12K, 3BB
Luciano Heerkes, Tri-City, A- - 9K, 3BB
Elian Young, Oakland, MLB - 2K, 5BB
Joe Robinson, Pittsburgh, MLB - 10K, 5BB
Sid Curry, Mahoning Valley,A- - 4K, 6BB
Judah Curcio, Columbus, AAA - 6K, 2BB
Nathan Garfield, Scottsdale, R - 4K, 0BB, 2ERR
William Perez, Pawtucket, AAA - 2K, 3BB
Che Corrales, Wisconsin, A - 5K, 2BB
Dylan LaPointe, Kane County, A - 6K, 2BB
Braylen Whitaker, Delmarva, A - 13K, 1BB
Woodburn Moore, Harrisburg, AA - 3K, 1BB
J.C. Dempsey, Asheville, A - 12K, 1BB

7 Hit Games:
Danielito Solis, Jupiter, R

3 HR Games:
Sam Chaney, New York Yankees, MLB
Just the 7th 3 HR game in MLB history

15+ Strikeout Games:
Johnny Boyd, Mississippi, AA - 15K

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Jared Shannon, Lake County, A - 27G
Christian Barnett, Chicago White Sox, MLB - 31G
Mark Marquez, Texas Rangers, MLB - 28G

Courtnay O'Donnell, New York Mets, MLB - 38G
This is a new MLB record, beating out Hall of Famer Arnold White who held the record for 7 years.
Aaron Munro, Northwest Arkansas, AA - 31G
Paul Needham, Modesto, A+ - 32G
Stephen Barnett, Kane County, A - 25G
Buck Henna, Colorado Springs, AAA - 30G

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The Rangers have won three World Series (1902, 1927, 1943).

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AL MVP: Christian Barnett, CF, Chicago White Sox - 9.3 WAR, 148 wRC+, 16.6 ZR


NL MVP: Courtnay O'Donnell, CF, New York Mets - 8.9 WAR, 146 wRC+, 19.6 ZR


AL Top Pitcher: Bond Lott, LHP, Cleveland Indians - 6.0 WAR, 83 FIP-, 1.6 K/BB


NL Top Pitcher: Eric Jarrell, RHP, Colorado Rockies - 6.0 WAR, 77 FIP-, 2.0 K/BB

AL Rookie of the Year: Nick Reed, CF, Cleveland Indians - 4.2 WAR, 122 wRC+,3.9 ZR
NL Rookie of the Year: Tommie Kunikida, CF, Milwaukee Brewers - 5.2 WAR, 127 wRC+, 8.2 ZR

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Geraldo Morales, CF

Morales is a special veteran's committee election. When he retired in 1920, he had 9 years and 129 days of MLB service so never was eligible for the Hall of Fame. However, his career numbers stack up well with any of the other CF, despite his abbreviated career. He was drafted by the Mets 4th overall in 1906, won 5 gold gloves, went to 5 all-star games, and was a silver slugger. After retiring, Morales became a General Manager and led the Road Warriors and Bees in the Atlantic League before getting a shot with the Phillies and Giants.

Career Stats: 5874 PA, 349 SB, .337 wOBA, 121 wRC+, 165.9 ZR, 47.2 WAR, 43.8 JAWS


Gabe Morton, LHP

Morton finishes his career as one of the top 3 or 4 starting pitchers in the history of the game (Avila, Jensen, McFadden). He was drafted 12th overall in 1921 out of Denmark High School - he and Johan Velez were classmates, but they didn't win a State Championship despite having a .675 WPCT their senior year. Morton was a 3-time pitcher of the year, two-time MVP, 9-time all-star, and one-time World Series Champ.

Career Stats: 3900.3 IP, 998 BB, 1916 K, 3.28 FIP, 83 FIP-, 87.0 WAR, 72.0 JAWS


John Button, CF

Button's career 554 doubles is the most in MLB history. He was drafted out of Minnesota in 1925 with the 12th overall pick and stayed in the Midwest his whole career with the Chicago Cubs. He was Rookie of the Year in 1927 and MVP in 1930. He won three gold gloves, one silver slugger, and went to 7 all-star games.

Career Stats: 11197 PA, 2893 H, 132 HR, 335 SB, .341 wOBA, 106 wRC+, 118.4 ZR, 52.8 WAR, 45.7 JAWS

Lucas Roe, LHP

Roe was also drafted 12th overall but in 1927 out of Huntington Beach. He won Pitcher of the Year in 1938 and went to two all-star games but finished his career at age 33. His injury list is one line long - Injured (Flu), day-to-day for 1 day.

Career Stats: 2623.7 IP, 869 BB, 1025 K, 3.55 FIP, 92 FIP-, 45.1 WAR, 46.0 JAWS

Reggie Veras, SS

Veras is the lone international signing on this list, coming from the Dominican Republic in 1918. His injury list is much longer and he very rarely played an entire season. He was Rookie of the Year in 1924 with an impressive 5.8 WAR in 135 games. He also went to three all-star games and was a silver slugger and World Series Champ.

Career Stats: 9001 PA, 2307 H, 344 SB, .337 wOBA, 102 wRC+, 52.7 ZR, 44.4 WAR, 36.1 JAWS

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In 1944 in the real world, the MVP award was renamed to honor the late commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. We have now reached 1944 in this league and I will be renaming the MVP award in each league (excluding the minor leagues) in honor of a particularly memorable batter.

MLB: Tomas Reed
It was between Reed and Velez, but Reed was the first to 3,000 hits while Velez only had 2,359 and Reed came along much sooner than Velez. I wish there was an easily dominant batter just as there was for pitching.

Atlantic League: Eric Rubio
This was a hard one to determine - Rubio is the only player in the Atlantic League on any of the rate leaderboards, meaning he played in the MLB and also had over 2500 PA in the ATL. I'm not sure if any other players met the 2500 PA mark but retired and were deleted without making the MLB.

NCAA: Phoenix Amoss (St. Mary's Gaels)
Typhoe Valentin has the career record for WAR but he did it in 4 years. Tomas Reed, Rory Shew, and Jimmy Canales were also in the running.

California Interscholastic Federation (CIF): Cole Dins (Cypress Centurions)
No real obvious pick here but Dins had a better MLB career than Urdar Arisson, Seymour Aguirre, and Josiah Everson. Yujiro Imai won the most MVPs (3) but he is still too young (27) and his MLB career is only partially completed.

Florida High School Athletic Association (FLHSAA): Gilson Cravoa (Wiregrass Ranch Bulls)
He did play for 5 years in high school but once he signed with the Angels he turned in a Hall of Fame career. R.J. Taylor was also in consideration.

Georgia High School Association (GHSA): Kerry Law (Buford Wolves)
Law was also a 5-year high school player but did turn in a borderline MLB HOF career. Many of the top position players in career WAR for the GHSA are quite young (still in their 20s).

Illinois High School Association (IHSA): Joshua Ham (Brother Rice Crusaders)
Ham has had by far the best MLB career of any Illinois High School batter, even though his HS career amount was lower than that of the likes of Houston Williams and Chris Spinner. Bobby Fendley was another memorable Illinois batter who turned into a borderline HOF candidate.

New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA): Jeff Garcia (Suffern Mounties)
Jeff Garcia has had the best MLB career of any NY hitter. Ebenezer Daniels finished in the top 3 for MVP every year in high school, but actually finished his MLB career with a similar total to what he had in high school. Steven Hayman, Dave Farver, and Smack Housand were all NY batters as well.

New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA): Elliot Raprap (Volcano Vista Hawks)
Raprap was really the only selection here, even though he is still active in the majors. Both D.J. Vetter and Kendall Bradford had better MLB careers up to this point but Raprap still has the opportunity to surpass them and he had a much better high school career.

North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA): Lester Taylor (North Buncombe Black Hawks)
Taylor did play five years in high school but he has the most High School and MLB WAR of any North Carolina hitter. Thomas Hagan was also from the NCHSAA.

Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA): Aiden Shelton (Pendleton Buckaroos)
Similar to North Carolina, Shelton was the best hitter in high school and the majors. Dan McKee is another HOF that came out of Oregon.

Texas University Interscholastic League (TUIL): Benny Wurdeman (College Station Cougars)
Wurdeman is one of three hall of fame hitters from Texas. The others are Phoenix Amoss and D.J. Leverton. Amoss was ineligible since he already has an MVP award named after him and Leverton didn't have quite as good an MLB career as Wurdeman.

Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA): Johan Velez (Denmark Vikings)
Velez held the record for most WAR in the WIAA until Nick Reed came along. However, Reed has quite a ways to go before matching Velez's 77 MLB WAR. Youssef Raadouni is another former WIAA player to make the HOF.

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Wade Castleberry was the 2nd overall pick last year.


Paul Penisten was the 2nd overall pick in 1939.

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Team 1:

position name war school
3B Emilio Forrest 2.02 LOY
2B Christian Turner 2.01 GAT
1B Bill Stewart 1.72 FLA
CF Brendan Hubanks 1.69 SHP
RF Adler Antone 1.47 LSU
P Leon Powell 1.45 GH
P Orpheus Woods 1.45 FSU
2B Placido Ayon 1.43 AUB
P Benjie Hechinger 1.37 CSF
2B Rowdy Russell 1.34 FLA
P Gabriel Ramey 1.32 MIS
P Chris Knight 1.29 PENN
LF Roscoe Spigener 1.19 MSB
C Jake Casas 1.09 SHP
LF Desi Zaccarelli 1.08 WV
C Owen Rodriguez 1.03 NEB
P Aiden Miller 0.98 TAMU
P Eric Bundy 0.97 UA
SS Leon Fowlston 0.83 WSS
P Eugene Juarez 0.41 SCG

Team 2:

position name war school
2B Ziggy Chapman 1.72 GH
3B John Cochran 1.66 USC
3B Erik Sivaraksa 1.46 VIL
P Bentley Gibson 1.45 OSU
CF Shawn Grimes 1.44 TAMU
P Joel Hewlin 1.4 BAY
P Michael Baran 1.37 TUL
P Dylan Webster 1.31 OKST
RF Charlie Jenkins 1.26 IOWA
SS E.J. Peterson 1.22 PIT
3B Wendell Phelon 1.19 UHC
LF Dustin Perkins 1.19 UCSB
P Giorvis Angeles 1.18 TAMU
1B Josiah Steele 1.18 MIS
P Gavin Berner 1.15 UHC
RF Pedro Thomas 1.07 RO
C Daller Lugo 1.06 CLE
C Mason Switzer 0.95 GH
P D.J. Mayers 0.72 SDSU
P Donny Bollom 0.52 UC

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Ohio State is the first to four National Championships while no other team even has 3.

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
Jeremy Burke, Baltimore Orioles - 2000 H
Travis Newbold, Atlanta Braves - 2000 H

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Ayden White, Oregon State, NCAA - 4K, 1BB

15+ Strikeout Games:

7 Hit Games:
Ray Phillips, Illinois, NCAA

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Cristian Bell, Los Angeles Angels - 25G
Peyton Vo, Island Trees, NYSPHSAA - 25G
Lindsey Barba, UC Santa Barbara, NCAA - 34G
Keasel Hawkins, New Orleans, AAA - 25G

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The first overall pick was like EMILIO!


Aiden Miller was the first pitcher drafted.


High school catcher Peter Cleare was the first 18 year old taken.

Round 1, Pick 1 - San Diego Padres: 3B Emilio Forrest, age 21
Round 1, Pick 2 - Kansas City Royals: 3B Ryan Walter, age 22
Round 1, Pick 3 - Los Angeles Angels: SP Aiden Miller, age 21
Round 1, Pick 4 - Chicago Cubs: 3B Gavin Rakes, age 21
Round 1, Pick 5 - Arizona Diamondbacks: RF Santiago Lamberti, age 21
Round 1, Pick 6 - Oakland Athletics: C Peter Cleare, age 18
Round 1, Pick 7 - New York Yankees: SP Eli Talkington, age 18
Round 1, Pick 8 - Milwaukee Brewers: SP Tatum Peters, age 18
Round 1, Pick 9 - Arizona Diamondbacks: LF Dave Losen, age 21
Round 1, Pick 10 - Boston Red Sox: SP Harley Jeremiah, age 21
Round 1, Pick 11 - Cincinnati Reds: SP J.R. Estes, age 21
Round 1, Pick 12 - Cleveland Indians: RF Paul Stevens, age 18
Round 1, Pick 13 - Baltimore Orioles: SP Tyree Strickland, age 21
Round 1, Pick 14 - San Francisco Giants: SS Isaiah Querido, age 22
Round 1, Pick 15 - Colorado Rockies: CF Sawyer Russell, age 21
Round 1, Pick 16 - Philadelphia Phillies: CF Will Babcock, age 21
Round 1, Pick 17 - Tampa Bay Devil Rays: RF Yoshihiro Takahashi, age 21
Round 1, Pick 18 - Toronto Blue Jays: 3B Michael Klacik, age 21
Round 1, Pick 19 - Pittsburgh Pirates: 3B Hudson Sandy, age 21
Round 1, Pick 20 - Florida Marlins: 2B Ziggy Chapman, age 21
Round 1, Pick 21 - Seattle Mariners: SP Checkers Rossiter, age 21
Round 1, Pick 22 - Montreal Expos: RF Hisataro Takashi, age 21
Round 1, Pick 23 - Detroit Tigers: CL Eric Bundy, age 21
Round 1, Pick 24 - Texas Rangers: RF Zackary Carter, age 18
Round 1, Pick 25 - Philadelphia Phillies: CF Arnold Werner, age 21
Round 1, Pick 26 - Atlanta Braves: SP Elias Schuller, age 18
Round 1, Pick 27 - Chicago White Sox: SS Junior Raton, age 21
Round 1, Pick 28 - Los Angeles Dodgers: SP Benjie Hechinger, age 21

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American League:

position name war team
LF Jerolin Alderson 5.52 CHA
2B Artur Vallejo 4.62 HOU
RF Elijah Whisenhunt 4.39 BAL
P Ruben Cordero 4.2 BOS
CF Christian Barnett 4.11 CHA
C O.K. Olson 4.1 MIN
SS Dylan Borgen 4.02 KC
P James Petrillo 3.75 LAA
C Matt Brennan 3.73 HOU
LF Blake Gribler 3.72 TB
P Rivo Marin 3.61 DET
CF Nick Reed 3.49 CLE
P Jeremiah Joy 3.39 TEX
P Skyler Wilkerson 3.34 TB
CF Rex Tildon 3.27 NYY
3B Earnest Salas 3.19 TB
P Paul Trower 3.03 CHA
CF Ethan Pahia 2.88 TOR
1B Thornton Gadson 2.7 TEX
LF Usher Oates 2.63 BOS
LF Josiah Keating 2.41 OAK
P Charlie Dwyer 1.75 DET
P Dominic Richardson 1.26 HOU
P Axel Zysk 0.6 CHA
P R.J. Smith 0.4 SEA

National League:

position name war team
SS Wesley Haley 4.88 MIL
CF Courtnay O'Donnell 4.68 NYM
2B Theodore Gonzales 4.11 MON
P Jaden Breaux 3.86 COL
P Prospero Herrera 3.82 SD
CF Louis Hayes 3.65 STL
SS Luciano Hutson 3.64 FLA
2B Bruce Mercer 3.62 LAD
P Justin Glatfelter 3.6 COL
RF Paul Harmon 3.58 CIN
P Luke Whitlock 3.47 FLA
LF Ollie Hagan 3.45 PIT
SS Noah Garcia 3.32 COL
P Harrison Easterly 3.12 LAD
CF Michal Delaney 3 SD
2B Austan Danziger 2.86 SD
P Josh Luviano 2.58 LAD
3B Jude Shoemaker 2.39 COL
1B Trevor Whaley 2.33 COL
C Kolton Bryson 1.98 CIN
C Karl Hofer 1.78 ATL
P Noah Snyders 0.91 LAD
P Corbin Cuva 0.69 MIL
P Spike Safford 0.69 LAD
P Hermann Wacker 0.35 PHI

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
Fred Westbrook, Atlanta Braves - 2000 H
Corbin Cuva, Milwaukee Brewers - 300 SV
Cristian Bell, Los Angeles Angels - 2000 H
Charlie Dwyer, Detroit Tigers - 2000 H

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Trent Thomas, New York Yankees, MLB - 5K, 3BB
Cooper Dennis, Pittsburgh, MLB - 1K, 0BB, 1HBP
Marco Rivera, Oklahoma City, AAA - 4K, 2BB

Brayden Wendorf, Charleston, A - 8K, 0BB - PERFECT GAME

15+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Matro Ramos, Las Vegas, AAA - 27G
Raulo Alonso, New Britain, IND - 29G
Corey Yeater, Mesa, R - 28G
Stan Fox, Fresno, AAA - 26G
Harold Watts, Erie, AA - 25G
Carson Edwards, Ogden, R - 25G

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The Florida Marlins made their first World Series appearance, but in the end the Indians were victorious with their third championship (1918, 1924).