Franchy Rolison Interferes in Lucha Libre Title Match, Costs Señior Perro the AAA World Championship

 Dog Masked Owner Vows Revenge “In Nine Innings or Less”

MEXICO CITY — In a shocking turn of events that blurred the already paper-thin line between professional baseball and professional wrestling, injured star pitcher Franchy Rolison stormed the ring during last night’s AAA World Heavyweight Title match, costing Mexico City Luchadors owner and notorious heel wrestler Señior Perro his shot at championship gold.

Perro, decked out in his gold lucha mask and “Bark to the Future” cape, was just moments away from defeating reigning champion El Hijo de Vikingo when Rolison, still wearing his arm sling, appeared at ringside.

Eyewitnesses say Rolison climbed onto the apron, pointed directly at Perro, and yelled, “I’m not French, and you’re not champion!” before hurling a regulation Major League baseball at Perro’s tail.

The distraction allowed Vikingo to hit his signature 450 Degree Senton Splash and pin Perro for the three-count, retaining the title.

“It was the most baseball I’ve seen in a wrestling ring since that one time Randy Johnson fought a giant parrot,” said one fan, still covered in spilled nacho cheese from the chaos.


Perro’s Reaction

A livid Señior Perro, pacing backstage after the loss, called the interference “the biggest travesty in lucha libre since the invention of gluten-free churros.”

“This was supposed to be my moment!” he barked to reporters. “I’ve been training for months—lifting dumbbells, running up pyramid steps, learning to fake cry for sympathy promos—and that non-French pitcher ruins it? I’ll have my revenge, and it’ll be fastball-quick.”

Perro claims Rolison’s involvement proves “beyond a shadow of a doubt” that he was faking his shoulder injury all along, citing his “perfect throwing mechanics” during the baseball toss. Rolison responded via social media with a simple GIF of a dog chasing its own tail.


The Baseball-Wrestling Feud Intensifies

AAA officials have already teased a possible Lucha Libre vs. Baseball crossover event, tentatively titled “Bat Flips & Body Slams”, which would feature Perro facing Rolison in a special Loser Wears a Beretmatch.

Fans are already speculating on potential stipulations:

  • Steel Bat on a Pole Match
  • Bullpen Brawl (winner decided in extra innings or sudden death pinfall)
  • Mascot Lumberjack Match featuring both wrestling and baseball mascots surrounding the ring


Vikingo’s Take

Champion El Hijo de Vikingo, sipping from a celebratory horchata, said he “fully supports more baseball players interfering” in matches. “If they keep taking out my challengers, I might hold this belt forever,” he laughed.


Next Steps

Perro has promised that this feud will not stay in the squared circle. “If he wants to play baseball, fine. But I own a baseball team. Guess who’s about to get sweet chin music every time he comes to the plate. 

Sources confirm Rolison has already begun training for a potential in-ring debut, incorporating baseball slides into lucha sequences and perfecting a new finishing move known as The Curveball Clutch.

As one commentator put it:
“Mexico’s about to find out what happens when a pitcher and a perro go to war—and it’s going to be a grand slam of chaos.”

Señior Perro Launches ‘Goodwill Tour’ to Repair Image
Accidentally Admits to at Least Four Crimes, Possibly a Fifth

 MEXICO CITY — Facing mounting public suspicion over the mysterious shoulder injury to star pitcher Franchy Rolison, Mexico City Luchadors owner and notorious heel wrestler Señior Perro kicked off a “Goodwill Tour” this week to clear his name and “show the people I am a dog of honor.”

The tour’s first stop—a local elementary school—was intended to inspire young fans. Instead, Perro alarmed parents when, during a Q&A, he blurted out:

“Remember, niños, never sneak up behind a man and hit him with the Flying Churro Elbow unless you’re absolutely sure he’s French.”

Perro quickly clarified, “That was purely hypothetical,” but the damage was done.

At a charity softball game the next day, Perro’s publicist asked him to address the Rolison rumors head-on.

“Look, I didn’t injure Franchy. I mean, yes, I was in the parking lot at the time. Yes, I was wearing my gold mask. Yes, I was holding a folding chair. But that doesn’t prove anything in lucha court.”

The “goodwill” efforts only spiraled further in Guadalajara, where Perro attended a televised cooking show. While demonstrating how to make “Pitcher’s Pie,” he accidentally mimed a perfect wrestling armbar.

“This is how you tenderize the meat—uh, I mean… metaphorically… with consent,” he stammered as the host slowly slid away from him on camera.

Meanwhile, Rolison, still rehabbing his shoulder, posted a cryptic message on social media: “I see the dog is barking louder these days. Must be feeling guilty.”

Public opinion remains divided. Some fans still adore Perro, citing his recent donation of 100 lucha masks to an orphanage. Others point to the fact that each mask came with a small note reading, “Wear this if you ever want to win… or avoid injury.”

Next week’s stop on the Goodwill Tour is a public meet-and-greet at a local gym—ironically, the very same one where Rolison trained before his injury. Security has been tripled, and event organizers have placed a strict “no folding chairs” rule in place.

When asked how he feels about public skepticism, Perro just grinned beneath his mask.

“A true heel knows that even when the crowd boos, they’re still paying for tickets.”

The Luchadors front office insists the tour is working. “He’s been on the news every day,” said one PR intern, “which is technically… awareness.”

S3 Initial Power Rankings

Richard Castle - contributing reporter





EDITOR NOTE -  I promise to get back to our standard quality of articles soon.
  • Best Record
    • St Louis Archers
  • 2nd Best
    • Fargo Mud Dogs & Syracuse Firebirds
  • 3rd Best
    • Boston Act As If Afflects & Trenton Thunderbolts
  • 4th Best
    • Mexico City Luchadords & Indianapolis Speedsters
  • 5th Best
    • Texas Toast, Vancovuer Seawolves, & Arizona Canyon Kings





But for now, let's talk about expected wins - or, in other words, how teams SHOULD be playing. Are some squads punching above their weight class? Are others underperforming like a blockbuster flop? Time to separate reality from illusion. 

.768 - St. Louis Archers (NL-E Champ)
.719 - Fargo Mud Dogs (AL Wildcard 1)
.710 - Syracuse Firebirds (AL-N Champ)
.684 - Boston 'Act As If' Afflects (AL-E Champ)
.672 - Trenton Thunderbolts (NL-N Champ)
.645 - Indianapolis Speedsters (NL Wildcard 1)
.635 - Mexico City Luchadors (NL-S Champ)
.548 - New Orleans Voodoo
.545 - Tacoma Armada 
.540 - San Antonio Yo-Yo Bros Yo 
.528 - Charlotte Intimidators 
.521 - Fresno Romans (NL-W Champ)
.500 - Salt Lake City Trappers
.487 - Tucson Road Runners
.485 - Vancouver Blue Heron (AL Wildcard 2)
.484 - Montgomery Fightins
.480 - Philadelphia Hooligans
.480 - Cincinnati Redlegs
.477 - Texas Toast (AL-S Champ)
.476 - Arizona Canyon Kings (AL-W Champ)
.473 - Baltimore IronBirds
.470 - Scottsdale Sazeracs (NL Wildcard 1)
.441 - Rochester Mighty Flour Mills
.430 - Buffalo Bomb Squad
.426 - Chicago Northsiders
.423 - Colorado Springs Ranchers
.376 - Durham Corgis
.374 - Louisville Bourbon Chasers
.357 - New York Pizza Rats
.323 - Los Angeles Labradors
.295 - Helena Highlanders
.248 - Nashville Hot



The dreaded list
 
Team                            On Pace Wins    Expect Win %
Helena Highlanders             49 W                48 W
Nashville Hot                       49 W                40 W
Los Angeles Labradors        53 W                52 W

S3 - Rule 5 Draft

 Jessica Fletcher - contributing reporter

In my years as both a mystery writer and an amateur sleuth, I’ve learned that the smallest overlooked detail can change the course of an entire story. The same could be said for this season’s Rule 5 Draft in our beloved Hardball Stitches league. Quiet transactions and late selections often hide the most intriguing plot twists, and this year was no exception. Some clubs uncovered hidden gems ready to step into the spotlight, while others may find they’ve invited trouble into their clubhouse. Let’s turn back the pages and examine the clues—player by player—to see which moves may become instant classics and which might read more like cautionary tales.

  1. Nashville - Avisail Urias (SP) - Injured during Spring Training. Healed but still on 60-day DL. Had an 1.85 WHIP and 7.45 ERA in his 15 starts and 16 games with Los Angeles last year. But was that the stretch run where LA was running on 0? Maybe, unconfirmed. 
  2. Colorado Springs - No pick - 58-104 last year and they couldn't find a player that would be an improvement? The team toyed with the 55 win min last season, but battling close to .500 so far in this early season. And let's not forget that they lost 3 players within the top 10 picks of the Rule 5. 
  3. Los Angeles - No pick - Given arm issues over the year, you'd think at least another starter would have made sense, even if a bullpen piece. 
  4. Philadelphia - Luis Cook (LF) - Just 23 years old and currently manning 3B for the Hooligans...fitting, given that's how well he plays the position. But the numbers have been there - near .320 hitter, 7 HR through 33 games. 
  5. Cincinnati - Evan Goldberg (CF) - Seems to be a plus defender in Center but barely has more hits than strikeouts. 
  6. Vancouver - Stolmy Machado (RF) - Back to back picks coming from Colorado Springs. Been solid thus far, near .300 average, 8/11 in steals and has been pretty decent in RF. 
  7. Helena - Anthony McNamara (RP) - Former Diamond In The Rough serving as a SuA for the Highlanders and doing so decently well. 1.35 WHIP, 3.31 ERA, 1/1 in saves through 16 1/3 innings. Has more K then ER. 
  8. Arizona - Sometimes I feel like you gotta kick the Arizona team to make sure it's still alive. 
  9. Charlotte - Gookie Hardy (CF) - yet another Centerfielder and the 3rd Colorado Springs taken; I'm seeing a trend developing. Hardy has no SB, 5 more highs than K - which is 3x as many walks as he has, but hey he's averaging 1 hit a game. 
  10. Louisville - No pick - Rumor has it they were too busy chasing the floozies at the bar and forgot about their pick. 
  11. Scottsdale - No pick - Were they out drinking with Louisville? 
  12. Rochester - Noe Volquez (RP) - Has only seen 7 games thus far this season as a SuB but has been solid out those 10 innings with a .118 OAV. 
  13. New York - Fred Monroe (CF) - Part timer with only 12 games and 42 at-bats. Doesn't have power, speed, or average and has logged more time at DH than in the field. Surely they found a better bump on a log to hit as the DH and that's why he's no longer getting ABs. 
  14. Baltimore - No pick - Has the most Runs scored this season by over 50 runs. 
  15. Tacoma - Dwight Roth (SP) - First SP in the Rule 5 to get a major league start and let's assume the pitcher's park in Tacoma is helping those numbers - 1.39 WHIP, 3.51 ERA. 2.0 K/BB rate. 
  16. Tucson - No pick - Is there something in the water in Arizona, none of the three teams in the state made a Rule 5 pick. 
  17. Fargo - No pick - Getting to some of the playoff caliber teams that don't have needs to fill from the types in the Rule 5. 
  18. Salt Lake City - James Wang (C) - Starting Catcher for the Trappers against Righties and hitting quite nicely at the bottom of the lineup. .373 avg. 
  19. Durham - No pick - Given the way this season has gone, they could have surely used someone at this point in the draft. 14-26 at the quarter season mark. But hey, at least they don't own the worst record in HS. 
  20. Fresno - Buddy Williams (SS) - You'd think a SS drafted in the Rule 5 would at least be getting late innings fielding opportunities, but he has none and only 2 ABs to his name, but hitting 1.000!! Even 1 HR. 
  21. Texas - Paul Barney (2B) - Has a decent average but doesn't appear to be getting any more starts. 
  22. San Antonio - No pick - Not really having the season they expected, currently sitting a few games until .500 but leads the league in Shutouts!
  23. Mexico City - No elegir - No se que esta haciendo este equipo. 
  24. Montgomery - Adam Orlando (RP) - Surprised he didn't go sooner considering the cost of relief pitchers these days. I'd expect his numbers to go up from his current 1.93 ERA - just look at that 1.57 WHIP for reason #1. 
  25. Chicago - No pick - Heard they were too busy cutting the Ivy with pruning sheers and forgot the Rule 5 draft was going on. 
  26. Buffalo - Audry Rodriguez (P) - Yikes, trying to set a record for worst ERA in league history. Currently resides at 12.27 through 5 games as a MOP. 
  27. Indianapolis - No pick - 2x playoff team doesn't need help from the 5. 
  28. New Orleans - No pick - See above just in a better city. 
  29. Trenton - No pick - See above just in a worse city
  30. Syracuse - Santiago 'Soledad Salvador Saul' Saenz (SS) - Getting in a little time in the field but I'm told he's an even better cheerleader. 
  31. St Louis - No pick - Hoping to get back to the World Series and doesn't need the help of a guy who wasn't good enough to protect. 
  32. Boston - John Patterson (SS) - Has appeared in most of their games this season and hitting above .300. What's not to like? 

Syracuse Cancels Dog Night at the Ballpark

Mysterious Injury to Star Pitcher Franchy Rolison Leads to Cancellation of Annual Event

SYRACUSE – One night a year, the great people of Syracuse can enjoy seeing their beloved Firebirds in action and enjoy the game with man’s best friend, the faithful dog.  That won’t be the case this year though as management has abruptly cancelled the event, originally scheduled for September 10th against the Los Angeles Labradors.  Syracuse owner, Nick Nuisance made the announcement after their 4-1 win over the Durham Corgis.  When pressed as to why, Nuisance shouted, “because we can’t have more dogs injuring our players!”

Reporters were left baffled at this response.  Did the Syracuse owner really think that a dog injured one of their players?  Since then, rumors have been swirling as to how star pitcher Franchy Rolison was hurt in the Firebirds’ 6-4 win over Durham the other night.  Rolison threw 2.2 innings before being removed from the game after striking out Durham 1B Dustan Nevin.  After the game, Rolison was placed on the 60-day DL with what was only being described as a sore shoulder.  Now there are reports coming out that Rolison may have been blindsided by a talking dog in a gold lucha mask.  Yes, you read that correctly. 

The speculation coming out is that Mexico City Luchadors owner and part-time wrestler, Señior Perro was responsible for causing the mysterious injury before the game.  Dressed as dog in tights, supposedly Perro was growing in Spanish before attaching the Syracuse ace.  There were reports before the game that there could be a change in starting pitchers, but a mysterious force prevented the starting pitcher from being changed.  Rolison tried to power through the injury but ultimately was taken out of the game after hearing something pop in his shoulder.

At a follow-up press conference with Nuisance, reporters asked if he was confusing a real dog with a man dressed as a dog.  Nuisance responded, “it doesn’t matter anymore!  There will be no more dogs allowed at my ballpark while I am in charge!  If I had it my way, we would never let these damn Corgis or Labradors play here either!”

So there you have it.  Our beloved dog night has been taken away from us thanks to a jealous owner in spandex and an idiot owner who can’t identify a dog from a person.  Where do they find these guys anyways?

Franchy's Mysterious Injury

Star Pitcher Franchy Rolison Sidelined with Mysterious Shoulder Injury

All Eyes on Luchadors Owner and Notorious Heel Wrestler ‘Señior Perro’

MEXICO CITY — Just weeks after narrowly avoiding a bizarre name-based signing controversy, star pitcher Franchy Rolison has been sidelined indefinitely with what team doctors are calling a “mysterious, unexplained shoulder injury.”

Baseball insiders, conspiracy theorists, and at least one guy who sells churros outside Estadio de los Luchadores are convinced they know the culprit: Mexico City Luchadors owner and part-time wrestling villain Señior Perro.

Rolison was spotted leaving a training facility in a sling, muttering something about “being blindsided in the parking lot” and “definitely not by a talking dog in a gold lucha mask.” While no charges have been filed, suspicious circumstances abound.

Eyewitness Julio “Big Tamale” Herrera told reporters, “I saw a short, furry figure in a cape doing some kind of spinning elbow drop off the hood of a taco truck. Next thing you know, Franchy’s clutching his shoulder. It doesn’t take Scooby-Doo to solve this one.”

Facing growing speculation, Señior Perro hastily called a press conference—this time held inside a wrestling ring set up in the middle of a car wash—to deny any wrongdoing.

“This is ridiculous,” Perro barked, pacing in full wrestling gear. “I had nothing to do with Rolison’s injury. That day I was busy… uh… helping orphans learn to pile-drive… for charity. Also, my cape was at the dry cleaner, so it couldn’t have been me.”

Pressed for specifics, Perro offered a cascade of increasingly improbable alibis:

“I was in a three-hour cage match with a mariachi band.”

“I was taste-testing 400 varieties of salsa for the annual Fiesta del Picante.”

“I don’t even know how to do a shoulder-lock submission… anymore.”

When asked if he still harbored resentment toward Rolison after last month’s failed signing, Perro scoffed. “Resentment? Please. I’ve completely moved on. In fact, I sent him a lovely fruit basket just last week. Yes, it may have contained a single, ominously sharpened pineapple, but that’s just how we show affection in lucha culture.”

Rolison, speaking from his home, was more cryptic: “Look, I don’t want to point paws—I mean, fingers—but I’m pretty sure I know who did this. Let’s just say, if you hear someone growling in Spanish behind you, start running.”

The Luchadors’ front office has refused to comment, though one anonymous staffer admitted, “Honestly, we’re just surprised it took Perro this long to go full supervillain.”

The team has since signed emergency pitcher Nacho del Fuego, whose fastball tops out at 72 mph but whose walkout music “really gets the crowd going.”

Next week, the Luchadors face the rival San Antonio Yo-Yo Bros Yo. Security has reportedly been increased—especially around the bullpen—and several players have quietly invested in anti-bite shoulder pads.

S3 IFA Spending Tiers

Eli Cash - contributing reporter

The Hardball Stitches owners love spending on the international market, let's break the teams into tiers for available prospect money. We've tried to keep in mind teams who have higher draft picks and will need to save a little for the Rule 4 draft versus the others who might be only spending on IFA this year. Listed teams in alphabetical order by their tier. 

  • Tier 1 
    • Cincinnati
    • Indianapolis
    • Fresno
  • Tier 2
    • Baltimore
    • Helena
    • Scottsdale
    • Trenton
  • Tier 3
    • Charlotte
    • Philadelphia
    • Salt Lake City
    • Vancouver
  • Tier 4
    • Arizona
    • Durham
    • Fargo
    • Montgomery
    • Rochester
  • Tier 5
    • Colorado Springs
    • Louisville
    • Los Angeles
    • Tacoma
    • Texas
    • Tucson
  • Tier 6
    • Chicago
    • Nashville
  • Tier 7
    • Buffalo
    • New York
  • Tier 8 
    • Boston
    • Mexico City
    • San Antonio
    • St Louis
    • Syracuse

S3 Draft Order

Amy Amanda 'Triple A' Allen - contributing reporter

Alright Hardball Stitches fans, we have an updated draft order for Season 2 as it stands today. Current Round 1 and Comp Round as of the recent Type A/B signings. We've noted teams who have more than 2 picks. 

  1. Philadelphia
  2. Cincinnati
  3. Nashville
  4. Arizona
  5. Los Angeles
  6. Colorado Springs
  7. Vancouver
  8. Helena
  9. Charlotte
  10. Louisville
  11. Scottsdale
  12. Rochester
  13. New York
  14. Baltimore
  15. Tacoma
  16. Tucson
  17. Charlotte via Fargo - Aroldis Rios (2nd pick)
  18. Montgomery - Type D
  19. Salt Lake City
  20. Durham
  21. Fresno
  22. Texas
  23. Tacoma - Type D (2nd pick)
  24. San Antonio
  25. Mexico City
  26. Montgomery (2nd pick)
  27. Chicago
  28. Buffalo
  29. Indianapolis
  30. New Orleans
  31. Trenton
  32. Trenton via Syracuse - Franchy Rolison (2nd pick)
  33. Louisville via St Louis - Walt Swindell (2nd pick)
  34. Boston
  35. Los Angeles - A (2nd pick)
  36. Charlotte - A (3rd pick)
  37. Louisville - A (3rd pick)
  38. Scottsdale - A (2nd pick)
  39. Tacoma - A (3rd pick)
  40. Montgomery - A (3rd pick)
  41. Trenton - A (3rd pick)
  42. St Louis - A
  43. Charlotte - A (4th pick)
  44. Louisville - A (4th pick)
  45. Charlotte - A (5th pick)
  46. Charlotte - A (6th pick)
  47. Helena - B (2nd pick)
  48. Arizona - B (2nd pick)
  49. Charlotte - B (7th pick)
  50. New York - B (2nd pick)
  51. Salt Lake City - B (2nd pick)
  52. Texas - B (2nd pick)
  53. Mexico City - B (2nd pick)
  54. Montgomery - B (4th pick)
  55. Boston - B (2nd pick)
Remaining Type A/B players in Free Agency (I could be missing some)
  • RP Dylan Wagner - A - Helena
  • C Elias Cumberland - B - Tacoma
  • 3B Enny Guerrero - B - Fargo
  • SS Felipe Tabata - B - Louisville
  • LF Lee Bennigson - B - Nashville
  • CF Fred Sowders - B - St Louis
  • CF Alcides Martin - B - Buffalo
    • S1 & 2 Gold Glove RF
  • RF Alexi Chirinos - B - Montgomery
  • P Louis Johnson - B - Baltimore
  • P Trent Cressend - B - Louisville
  • RP Robinson Wigginton - B - Scottsdale

Luchadors Fans Celebrate

Luchadors Fans Celebrate Not Signing Star Pitcher 'Franchy Rolison' Over Bizarre Name Confusion
Owner Señior Perro Calls Fans “Idiotas” for Botching Signing Due to Francophobia

MEXICO CITY — In a move that has left baseball analysts baffled and fans of irony absolutely delighted, supporters of the Mexico City Luchadors erupted in celebration this week after their team did not sign star pitcher Franchy Rolison—believing his first name, “Franchy,” meant he was French.

“I don’t care how many strikeouts he has,” said lifelong Luchadors fan Edgar ‘El Churro’ Martinez while setting off a piñata shaped like a baguette. “We don’t need no fancy Parisian pitching here. This is lucha-country! We throw heat, not escargot!”

Despite Rolison being an American born flamethrower with a 99 mph fastball and a wicked changeup, Luchadors fans—drunk on mezcal and seasons of poor decision-making—assumed “Franchy” was a typo or worse: a nickname. For a Frenchman.

Team owner Señior Perro, a talking Dog in a gold lucha mask who also serves as a part-time villain in AAA wrestling events, was less than amused.

“These fans are absolute idiotas,” he growled at a hastily called press conference held at the back of a taco truck. “Franchy is not Frenchy, and even if he were, have they forgotten how many elite pitchers come from places that eat cheese for breakfast? We had a real shot at a Cy Young candidate, and they chased him off because they thought he wore a beret to the mound.”

Perro claims the team was in advanced talks with Rolison before an online fan petition titled “No Baguettes in the Bullpen” gained traction. Over 7,000 fans signed it, demanding the team invest in “more traditional Luchador-style pitchers” and “at least one guy named Nacho.”

Rolison, for his part, was reportedly “confused but ultimately relieved” by the team’s decision not to pursue him further. “I don’t even speak French,” he said. “I barely like croissants. I just want to pitch.”

Meanwhile, the Luchadors front office has pivoted to signing local talent, including a 43-year-old lefty named Armando “La Tormenta” Garcia who hasn’t played professionally since 2012 but does have a mustache fans describe as “very patriotic.”

When asked if he regrets the franchise's failure to bring in Rolison, Señior Perro let out a long sigh and scratched behind his lucha mask.

“Sometimes I wish I owned a curling team,” he muttered.

The Luchadors exhibition opener is against local AAA team the Tijuana Tequila Shots, who recently signed a pitcher named Luigi Tagliatelle. Fans have already begun picketing the potential "Italian Invasion."

S2 Record Books

Jack Torrance - Contributing Reporter

Record Books

  • 20 2B - 20 HR -20 SB Club
    • This is typically 20 doubles, 20 triples, and 20 home runs but that's so rare in HBD that we'll change it slightly.
    • Anthony Luke (Arizona) - 38-28-27
    • Vern Ashley (Arizona) - 39-23-25
    • Matt Roberts (Baltimore) - 44-43-23
    • Arodys Esposito (Buffalo) - 28-24-43
    • Eugene Dirks (Chicago) - 21-33-21
    • Mark Harper (Chicago/Tuscon) - 28-21-27
    • Allie McBride (Durham) - 43-30-29
    • Vin Hitchcock (Durham) - 26-22-20
    • Kyuji Lee (Fargo) - 26-21-62
    • Gustavo Cueto (Helena) - 35-24-22
    • Jeff Gray (Indianapolis) - 26-20-34
    • Mickey Villegas (Los Angeles) - 48-23-39
    • Tex Baxter (Philadelphia) - 31-21-55
    • Radley Frazier (San Antonio) - 35-24-22
    • Tyreace Moore (Syracuse) - 40-28-47
    • Timothy Adams (Texas) - 52-26-20
    • Billy Ray Sowders (Trenton) - 38-28-25
    • Jason Bako (Trenton) - 28-27-35
    • RA Trahan (Trenton) - 38-28-25
    • Yadier Mendoza (Trenton) - 23-21-32
    • David Horton (Tacoma) - 21-37-22
    • Edgar Nunez (Tacoma) - 21-33-21
    • Juan Mota (Tacoma) - 21-37-22
  • 30 HR - 30 SB Club
    • Dixon Perez (Arizona) - 35-41
    • Harry Ugueto (Durham) - 47-32
    • Brian Field (Indianapolis) -31-30
    • Harry Feliz (San Antonio) - 36-31
    • Andy Barker (Syracuse) - 37-43
  • 40 HR - 40 SB Club
    • Koji Katou (St Louis) - 54-40
    • Rubi Veras (Syracuse) - 47-48
  • 50 HR Club
    • Benito Gonzales (Montgomery) - 59
    • Ellis Curtis (Colorado Springs) - 57
    • Koji Katou (St Louis) - 54
    • Bono Betancourt (Arizona) - 51
  • 60 HR Club
    • Liam Steinbach (Fresno) - 61
  • 20 W Club
    • Glenallen Cepicky (Boston) - 25
    • Laynce Johnson (Boston) - 25
    • Lyle Merrick (Indianapolis) - 24
    • Harry DaSilva (Buffalo) - 22
    • Derrek Cone (St Louis) - 21
    • Larry Wright (Syracuse) - 21
  • 200 K Club
    • Harry DaSilva (Buffalo) - 274
    • Louie Vizquel (Salt Lake City) - 221
    • Rolando Candelaria (San Antonio) - 212
    • Vldaimir Ordonez (Baltimore) - 214
    • Hideki Lim (Tacoma) - 204
    • Larry Wright (Syracuse) - 201
  • 40 SV Club
    • None
  • 25 Plus Plays Club
    • Avisail Nunez (Montgomery) - 28
    • Omar Rodriguez (Texas) - 28
Looking at the single season records, here is anybody who placed within the top 5 of a category. 
  • HITTING
    • At-Bat - Hal Finley - Arizona - 690 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • At-Bat - Harry Ugueto - Durham - 674 - 5th
    • Batting Average - Will James - Tacoma - .360 - 2nd TIED
    • Batting Average - John Hearn - New Orleans - .360 - 2nd TIED
    • Batting Average - Shin-Soo Ishii - Texas - .345 - 5th
    • Caught Stealing - Jeff Gray - Indianapolis - 20 - 2nd TIED
    • Doubles - Harry Feliz - San Antonio - 56 - 2nd
    • Doubles - Timothy Adams - Texas - 52 - 3rd
    • Grounded Into Double Plays - Philip McCartin - Arizona - 38 - 2nd
    • Grounded Into Double Plays - Douglas Altherr - Vancouver - 36 - 3rd
    • Grounded Into Double Plays - Bartolo Nunez - Colorado Springs - 35 - 5th TIED
    • Hit By Pitch - John Lansing - Chicago - 21 - 2nd
    • Hit By Pitch - Gerald Simmons - New Orleans - 20 - 3rd
    • Hit By Pitch - Juan Mota - Tacoma - 19 - 4th
    • Hits - Timothy Adams - Texas - 216 - 3rd
    • Hits - Tyler Stull - Scottsdale - 211 - 4th TIED
    • Hit Streak - Pascual Pescado - Boston - 23 - 4th
    • Home Runs - Lam Steinbach - Fresno - 61 - 1st
    • Home Runs - Benito Gonzales - Montgomery - 59 - 2nd TIED
    • Home Runs - Ellis Curtis - Colorado Springs - 57 - 3rd
    • Home Runs - Koji Katou - St Louis - 54 - 4th
    • Infield Hits - Louie Jungmann - Indianapolis - 47 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Infield Hits - Louie Moore - Nashville - 45 - 2nd TIED
    • Intentional Walks - Rajai Johnstone - Buffalo - 40 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Intentional Walks - Ronald Rivera - Scottsdale - 21 - 4th
    • Iso Power - Liam Steinbach - Fresno - .326 - 4th
    • Number of Pitches Seen - Harry Feliz - San Antonio - 2,819 - 2nd
    • Number of Pitches Seen Per Plate Appearance - Ronald Rivera - Scottsdale - 3.90 - 3rd
    • Number of Pitches Seen Per Plate Appearance - Gerald Ledee - Scottsdale - 3.88 - 4th
    • On-Base Percentage - Rajai Johnstone - Buffalo - .433 - 3rd
    • On-Base Percentage - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - .432 - 4th
    • On-Base Percentage - John Hearn - New Olreans - .432 - 4th
    • On-Base Percentage Plus Slugging - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - 1.061 - 5th
    • Pitch Hit - Sal Bell - Fresno - 31 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Pitch Hit - Henderson Barker - Colorado Springs - 24 - 2nd - TIED
    • Pitch Hit - Josh Diaz - Tucson - 19 - 4th
    • Plate Appearances - Harry Feliz - San Antonio - 754 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Plate Appearances - Liam Steinbach - Fresno - 754 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Plate Appearances - Hal Finley - Arizona - 745 - 4th
    • Runs - Tyreace Moore - Syracuse - 159 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Runs - Len Priest - St Louis - 147 - 3rd
    • Runs - Harry Feliz - San Antonio - 144 - 4th
    • Runs - Harry Ugueto - San Antonio - 140 - 5th TIED
    • Runs - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - 140 - 5th TIED
    • Runs Batted In - Benito Gonzales - Montgomery - 158 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Runs Batted In - Koji Katou - St Louis - 152 - 2nd TIED
    • Runs Batted In - Bono Betancourt - Arizona - 140 - 5th
    • Runs Created - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - 169.449 - 2nd
    • Runs Created - Liam Steinbach - Fresno - 164.595 - 4th
    • Runs Created - Matt Roberts - Baltimore - 163.254 - 5th
    • Runs Created per 27 Outs - Rubi Veras - 11.051 - 3rd
    • Sacrifice Hits - Davey Dawkins - Charlotte - 31 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Sacrifice Hits -Leonel Gregorius - Charlotte - 30 - 2nd
    • Sacrifice Hits - Carlos Encarnacion - Fargo - 12 - 5th
    • Secondary Average - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - .597 - 2nd
    • Slugging Percentage - Liam Steinbach - Fresno - .638 - 4th
    • Slugging Percentage - Matt Roberts - Baltimore - .635 - 5th
    • Stolen Bases - Len Priest - St Louis - 103 - 2nd
    • Stolen Bases - Louie Jungmann - Indianapolis - 78 - 4th
    • Strike outs (Fewest) - Len Priest - St Louis - 41 - 2nd
    • Strike outs (Fewest) - Randy Uribe - Fargo - 45 - 4th
    • Strike Outs (Most) - Wayne Wolf - Syracuse - 207 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Strike Outs (Most) -Jose Silverio - Boston - 180 - 4th
    • Triples - Cedick Harper - Boston - 10 - 5th TIED
    • Walks - Len Priest - St Louis - 122 - 3rd
    • Walks - Rubi Veras - Syracuse - 116 - 4th
    • Walks - Rajai Johnstone - Buffalo - 111 - 5th
  • PITCHING
    • Balks - Gene Root - Tacoma - 3 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Batters Faced - Glenallen Cepicky - Boston - 1,231 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Batters Faced - Alex Price - Arizona - 1,064 - 3rd
    • Batters Faced - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 1,050 - 4th
    • GIDP - Gene Root - Tacoma - 37 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • GIDP - Earl Bailey - Montgomery - 36 - 2nd
    • HBP - Neal Barker - Rochester - 15 - 3rd TIED
    • HBP - Ray McPherson - Indianapolis - 15 - 3rd TIED
    • HBP - Marco Aaron - San Antonio - 14 - 5th
    • BAA - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - .204 - 3rd
    • BAA - Derrek Cone - St Louis - .207 - 4th
    • BAA (worst) - Ed Washington - Durham - .334 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • BAA (worst) - Jerry Harris - Philadelphia - .323 - 2nd TIED
    • BAA (worst) - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - .323 - 2nd TIED
    • BAA (worst) - Welington Segui - Nashville - .318 - 4th
    • Complete Games - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 8 - 3rd
    • ERA - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 2.27 - 2nd
    • ERA - Derrek Cone - St Louis - 2.29 - 3rd
    • ERA - Francy Rolison - Trenton - 2.54 - 5th
    • ERA (worst) - Jerry Harris - Philadelphia - 6.71 - 2nd
    • ERA (worst) - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 6.51 - 3rd
    • ERA (worst) - Jandel Graham - Salt Lake City - 6.39 - 4th
    • ERA (worst) - Ed Washington - Durham - 6.29 - 5th
    • Earned Runs - Lariel Guerreo - Los Angeles - 161 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Earned Runs - Alex Price - Arizona - 152 - 2nd
    • Earned Runs - Richard Woo - Vancouver - 138 - 4th
    • Earned Runs - Julian Cortes - Louisville - 137 - 5th
    • Games - Josias Tatis - Helena - 101 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Games - Yasiel Park - Nashville - 88 - 5th
    • Games Started - Mac Griffin - Boston - 42 - 3rd
    • Games Started - David Craig - Indianapolis - 41 - 4th TIED
    • Games Started - Javier Soriano - Boston - 41 - 4th TIED
    • GB:FB Ratio (worst) - Mac Griffin - Boston - 0.53 - 4th
    • Hits Allowed - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 305 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Hits Allowed - Glenallen Cepicky - Boston - 297 - 2nd
    • Hits Allowed - Ed Washington - Durham - 284 - 3rd
    • Hits Allowed - Clayton Ryal - Helena - 268 - 5th
    • HR Allowed - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 42 - 2nd TIED
    • HR Allowed - Jandel Graham - Salt Lake City - 41 - 4th TIED
    • HR Allowed - Alex Price - Arizona - 41 - 4th TIED
    • IRS - Joaquin Alou - Chicago - .100 - 3rd
    • IRS - Bono Gant - Chicago - .115 - 4th
    • IRS (worst) - Efren Mota - Tacoma - .535 - 4th
    • IRS (wrost) - Joe Munoz - Tacoma - .521 - 5th
    • IP - Glenallen Cepicky - Boston - 288.3 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • IP - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 257.3 - 3rd
    • IP - Rolando Candelaria - San Antonio - 246.6 - 5th
    • Losses - Julian Cortes - Louisville - 21 - 2nd TIED
    • Losses - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 21 - 2nd TIED
    • Losses - Welington Segui - Nashville - 21 - 2nd TIED
    • Losses - Richard Woo - Vancouver - 20 - 5th
    • Pitches Thrown - Glenallen Cepicky - Boston - 4,373 - 2nd
    • Pitches Thrown - Alex Price - Arizona - 3,948 - 3rd
    • Pitches Thrown - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 3,754 - 5th
    • OBP - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - .248 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • OBP - Bernard Moran - Chicago - .262 - 5th
    • OBP (worst) - Jerry Harris - Philadelphia - .396 - 2nd
    • OBP (worst) - Welington Segui - Nashville - .390 - 3rd
    • OBP (worst) - Ed Washington - Durham - .389 - 4th
    • OBP (worst) - Cord Beimel - Cincinnati - .387 - 5th
    • Quality Starts- Derrek Cone - St Louis - 28 - 2nd
    • Quality Starts - Bernard Moran - Chicago - 27 - 3rd TIED
    • Quality Starts - Steward Bryant - Texas - 27 - 3rd TIED
    • Save Percent - Armando Oliveros - New York - .902 - 3rd
    • Save Percent - Matt Rhodes - Helena - .900 - 4th
    • Save Percent - Roger Williams - Buffalo - .886 - 5th
    • Saves - Jimmie Esposito - Rochester - 39 - 4th
    • Saves - Armando Oliveros - New York - 37 - 5th
    • Shutouts - Rolando Candelaria - 3 - San Antonio - 1st TIED
    • Shutouts - Louie Vizquel - 3 - Salt Lake City - 1st TIED
    • SLG Percent - Franchy Rolison - Trenton - .289 - 1st TIED
    • SLG Percent - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - .304 - 3rd
    • SLG Percent - Derrek Cone - St Louis - .305 - 4th
    • SLG Percent (worst) - Ed Washington - Durham - .545 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • SLG Percent (worst) - Jandel Graham - Salt Lake City - .532 - 2nd
    • SLG Percent (worst) - Jerry Harris - Philadelphia - .521 - 4th
    • K/9 - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 9.58 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • K/9 - Hideki Lim - Tacoma - 9.43 - 4th
    • K/9 - Larry Wright - Syracuse - 9.28 - 5th
    • K/BB - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 5.59 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Strikeouts - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 274 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Strikeouts - Louie Vizquel - Salt Lake City - 221 - 3rd
    • Walks - Gene Root - Tacoma - 137 - 2nd
    • Walks - Cord Beimel - Cincinnati - 112 - 5th
    • WHIP - Harry DaSilva - Buffalo - 0.94 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • WHIP - Bernard Moran - Chicago - 1.01 - 5th
    • WHIP (worst) - Jerry Harris - Philadelhpia - 1.85 - 2nd
    • WHIP (worst) - Ed Washington - Durham - 1.81 - 3rd
    • WHIP (worst) - Lariel Guerrero - Los Angeles - 1.78 - 4th
    • WHIP (worst) - Welington Segui - Nashville - 1.77 - 5th
    • Wild Pitches - Sparky Perez - 7 - Baltimore - 4th TIED
    • Wild Pitches - Marcus Carpenter - 7 - Buffalo - 4th TIED
    • Winning Percent - Larry Wright - Syracuse - .875 - 2nd
    • Winning Percent - Bingo Pryce - Boston - .864 - 3rd
    • Winning Percent - Walter Lewis - Syracuse - .842 - 4th TIED
    • Wins - Laynce Johnson - Boston - 25 - 2nd TIED
    • Wins - Glenallen Cepicky - Boston - 25 - 2nd TIED
    • Wins - Lyle Merrick - Indianapolis - 24 - 4th
  • FIELDING
    • Assists (1B) - John Lansing - Chicago - 120 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Assists (1B) - Liam Steinbach - Fresno - 116 - 2nd
    • Assists (1B) - Danny Tulowitzki - Vancouver - 104 - 5th
    • Assists (2B) - Adron Leary - Scottsdale - 471 - 1st TIED
    • Assists (2B) - Avisail Nunez - Montgomery - 444 - 4th
    • Assists (3B) - Lewis Glanville - Montgomery - 398 - 2nd
    • Assists (3B) - Vern Ashley - Arizona - 396 - 3rd
    • Assists (3B) - Zip Demel - Salt Lake City - 4th
    • Assists (CF) - Wilfredo Melendez - Texas - 13 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Assists (CF) - Felix White - Nashville - 8 - 3rd TIED
    • Assists (LF) - Anthony Luke - Arizona - 6 - 3rd TIED
    • Assists (P) - Rolando Candelaria - San Antonio 21 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Assists (P) - Eliezer Martin - Cincinnati - 18 - 2nd TIED
    • Assists (RF) - Deven Bickerton - Tacoma - 9 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Assists (RF) - Timothy Adams - Texas - 8 - 2nd TIED
    • Assists (RF) - Ubaldo Johnson - Fresno - 8 - 2nd TIED
    • Assists (RF) - Sidney Bush - Los Angeles - 7 - 5th
    • Assists (SS) - RJ Santiago - Helena - 557 - 3rd
    • Assists (SS) - Clint Good - Arizona - 554 - 4th
    • Bad Plays (1B) - Larry Albers - Colorado Springs - 12 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Bad Plays (1B) - Russell Burrell - Helena - 10 - 2nd TIED
    • Bad Plays (1B) - David Rodriguez - Nashville - 10 - 2nd TIED
    • Bad Plays (2B) - Vin Hitchcock - Durham - 22 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Bad Plays (2B) - Darron Keller - Louisville - 15 - 2nd
    • Bad Plays (2B) - Juan Dominguez - Buffalo - 10 - 5th
    • Bad Plays (3B) - Thurman Lyles - Fresno - 11 - 2nd TIED
    • Bad Plays (3B) - Al Alvarez - Philadelphia - 9 - 4th TIED
    • Bad Plays (C) - Lyle Lush - Los Angeles - 1 - 1st TIED
    • Bad Plays (CF) - Zephyr Daly - Rochester - 15 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Bad Plays (LF) - Raymond Balester - Chicago - 12 - 2nd
    • Bad Plays (LF) - Yoervis Salas - Nashville - 10 - 4th TIED
    • Bad Plays (P) - Todd Parker - Scottsdale - 6 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Bad Plays (P) - Dernell Thornton - Buffalo - 6 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Bad Plays (P) - Vinny Schneid - San Antonio - 5 - 2nd TIED
    • Bad Plays (RF) - AJ Bour - Los Angeles - 18 - 2nd
    • Bad Plays (RF) - Ubaldo Johnson - Fresno - 17 - 3rd
    • Bad Plays (RF) - Christopher Sullivan - Durham - 13 - 4th
    • Bad Plays (RF) - Alfonso Osuna - Nashville - 11 - 5th
    • Bad Plays (SS) - Felipe Tabata - Louisville - 15 - 3rd TIED
    • Bad Plays (SS) - Adrian Ross - Buffalo - 14 - 5th
    • cERA - Leo Gwynn - Trenton - 2.43 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • cERA - Willy Cambridge - St Louis - 2.98 - 3rd
    • cERA - Sammy Kelly - Trenton - 3.01 - 5th
    • cERA (worst) - Sidney Bush - Los Angeles - 6.38 - 3rd
    • cERA (worst) - Russell Lombard - Durham - 6.04 - 4th
    • cERA (worst) - Reymond Melendez - Rochester - 5.99 - 5th
    • Double Plays (1B) - Guy Syndergaard - Tacoma - 168 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (1B) - Dixon Perez - Arizona - 150 - 2nd
    • Double Plays (1B) - Matt Roberts - Baltimore - 140 - 3rd
    • Double Plays (1B) - Wayne Pennington - New Orleans - 135 - 4th
    • Double Plays (2B) - Adron Leary - Scottsdale - 113 - 4th
    • Double Plays (2B) - Avisail Nunez - Montgomery - 110 - 5th
    • Double Plays (3B) - Lewis Glanville - Montgomery - 39 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (3B) - Vern Ashley - Arizona - 38 - 2nd
    • Double Plays (CF) - Wilfredo Melendez - Texas - 4 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (CF) - Harry Ugueto - Durham - 3 - 2nd
    • Double Plays (LF) - Eugenio Flores - Nashville - 2 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (LF) - Jimmie Lee - Syracuse - 2 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (LF) - Raymond Balester - Chicago - 2 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (RF) - Brian Field - Indianapolis - 2 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Double Plays (RF) - Alexi Chirinos - Montgomery - 2 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Errors (1B) - Wayne Pennington - New Orleans - 5 - 1st TIED NEW RECORD
    • Errors (2B) - Brendan Brooks - Arizona - 27 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Errors (2B) - Preston Dorsey - Los Angeles - 21 -2nd
    • Errors (2B) - Radley Frazier - San Antonio - 20 - 3rd
    • Errors (2B) - Louie Moore - Nashville - 18 - 5th
    • Errors (3B) - JP Caballero - Fargo - 30 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Errors (3B) - Al Alvarez - Rochester - 25 - 3rd
    • Errors (C) - Norberto Gomez - Charlotte - 15 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Errors (C) - Darryl Sadler - Helena - 11 - 3rd TIED
    • Errors (C) - Don Fitzgerald - Rochester - 11 - 3rd TIED
    • Errors (CF) - Zephyr Daly - Rochester - 17 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Errors (CF) - Hal Finley - Arizona - 13 - 2nd TIED
    • Errors (CF) - Freddy Tobin - Louisville - 13 - 2nd TIED
    • Errors (CF) - Adrian Sexson - Charlotte - 12 - 4th TIED
    • Errors (LF) - JA Grieve - Colorado Springs - 11 - 3rd
    • Errors (SS) - Chris Gutierrez - Durham - 51 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Errors (SS) - George Parker - Philadelphia - 37 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (1B) - John Lansing - Chicago - 23 - 1st TIED
    • Plus Plays (1B) - Dixon Perez - Arizona - 19 - 4th
    • Plus Plays (1B) - Tex Baxter - Philadelphia - 18 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (2B) - Avisail Nunez - Montgomery - 28 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Plus Plays (2B) - Ben Jones - Tucson - 19 - 4th
    • Plus Plays (2B) - Adron Leary - Scottsdale - 17 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (3B) - Alex Ortiz - New York - 20 - 3rd TIED
    • Plus Plays (3B) - Shawn Smith - Chicago - 18 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (CF) - Arodys Esposito - Buffalo - 17 - 3rd TIED
    • Plus Plays (CF) - LaTroy Crawford - Tucson - 17 - 3rd TIED
    • Plus Plays (CF) - Juan Mota - Tacoma - 15 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (LF) - RA Trahan - Trenton - 18 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Plus Plays (LF) - Damaso Vazquez - Montgomery - 15 - 2nd
    • Plus Plays (LF) - Tony Ontiveros - Indianapolis - 13 - 3rd TIED
    • Plus Plays (LF) - Ender Vincente - Buffalo - 12 - 5th
    • Plus Plays (RF) - Alcides Martin - Buffalo - 10 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Plus Plays (RF) - Norberto Valdes - New York - 5 - 4th TIED
    • Plus Plays (SS) - Omar Rodriguez - Texas - 28 - 2nd TIED
    • Plus Plays (SS) - Jerome Freeman - New Orleans - 24 - 4th TIED
    • Passed Balls - Shooter Brewter - New York - 25 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Passed Balls - Shin-Shoo Ishii - Texas - 16 - 2nd
    • Passed Balls - Darryl Sadler - Helena - 14 - 3rd TIED
    • Passed Balls - Tuffy Bauer - Los Angeles - 13 - 5th
    • Runners CS - Norberto Gomez - Charlotte - 68 - 1st NEW RECORD
    • Runners CS - Kevin Bulger - Louisville - 50 - 3rd
    • Runners CS - Harry Tatis - Philadelphia - 49 - 4th TIED
Moving on to team records. Going forward next year, bold teams are records from this season. 
  • Most Hitting Stats
    • Hits - 1687 - S1 New Orleans
      • Fewest: 1352 - S1 San Antonio
    • Doubles - 307 - S2 New Orleans
      • Fewest: 162 - S1 Cincinnati / S2 Nashville
    • Triples - 50 - S2 Arizona
      • Fewest: 10 - S2 Vancouver
    • Home Runs - 309 - S1 Texas
      • Fewest: 132 - S2 Nashville
    • Runs - 1020 - S2 Boston
      • Fewest: 593 - S1 Nashville
    • RBI - 1000 - S2 Boston
      • Fewest: 575 - S1 Nashville
    • BB - 686 - S1 Syracuse
      • Fewest: 421 - S1 Mexico City
    • K (least) - 978 - S2 St Louis
    • K (most) - 1308 - S1 Helena
    • SB - 381 - S1 St Louis
      • Fewest: 0 - S2 Charlotte
    • CS (least) - 0 - S2 Charlotte
    • CS (most) - 106 - S2 St Louis
    • AVG - .290 - S1 New Orleans / S2 Boston
      • Lowest: .243 - S1 Helena / Nashville / San Antonio
    • OBP - .360 - S2 New Orleans
      • Lowest: .306 - S1 Helena / Nashville / S2 Helena
    •  SLG - .499 - S2 Boston
      • Lowest: .355 - S1 Nashville
    • OPS - .853 - S1 Texas / S2 Boston
      • Lowest: .661 - S1 Nashville
  • Most Pitching Stats
    • Complete Games - 20 - S2 Buffalo
    • Shutouts 5 - S2 Buffalo
    • Wins - 119 - S2 Boston
      • Fewest: 56 - S1 Los Angeles
    • Saves - 60 - S2 St Louis
      • Fewest: 26 - S2 Vancouver
    • Innings Pitched - 1478 - S2 Trenton
    • Hits - 1206 - S1 St Louis
      • Highest: 1790 - S2 Durham
    • Runs - 505 - S1 Trenton
      • Highest: 1007 - S2 Philadelphia
    • Home Runs - 145 - S1 Buffalo
      • Highest: 273 - S1 Los Angeles
    • Walks - 391 - S1 Trenton
      • Highest - 711 - S1 Nashville
    • Strikeouts - 1240 - S1 Buffalo
      • Fewest: 945 - S2 Los Angeles
    • OAV - .222 - S2 Trenton
      • Highest: .297 - S2 Durham
    • WHIP - 1.10 - S2 Trenton
      • Highest: 1.67 - S2 Durham
    • ERA - 2.85 - S1 Trenton
      • Highest: 5.68 - S1 Rochester / S2 Los Angeles
  • Fielding Stats
    • Assists - 1845 - S1 Tucson
      • Fewest: 1455 - S1 Boston
    • Errors - 55 - S2 Boston
      • Most: 138 - S1 Arizona
    • Double Plays: 485 - S1 New York
      • Fewest: 282 - S2 Charlotte
  • Fantasy Points
    • Hitting - 4438 - S1 Boston
      • Fewest: 2553 - Nashville
    • Pitching - 3176 - S1 Trenton
      • Fewest: 1746 - Los Angeles
    • Combined - 6941 - S1 St Louis
      • Fewest: 4557 - Nashville

S2 Awards Log

Jack Torrance - Contributing Reporter

Award History
(* indicates Hall of Famer member) - running list of award winners

Franchise Titles

  • 1 Title
    • St Louis (S1)
    • Syracuse (S2)

World Series

S2: #2 NL Trenton v #2 AL Syracuse; x-x
S1: #2 NL St Louis v #5 AL Texas; 4-3

League Championships
  • 1 Championship
    • Texas (AL - S1)
    • Trenton (NL - S2)
    • St Louis (NL - S1)
    • Syracuse (AL - S2)

Division Titles
  • 2 Titles
    • Boston (S1, S2)
    • New Orleans (S1, S2)
    • Salt Lake City (S1, S2)
    • St Louis (S1, S2)
    • Syracuse (S1, S2)
    • Trenton (S1, S2)
  • 1 Titles
    • Charlotte (S1)
    • Fresno (S2)
    • Scottsdale (S1)
    • Mexico City (S1)

Wildcards
  • 2 Wildcard
    • Buffalo (S1, S2)
    • Indianapolis (S1, S2)
    • Texas (S1, S2)
  • 1 Wildcard
    • Montgomery (S2)
    • Tacoma (S1)

Rare Games
Running list of the rare games and seasons they were accomplished in, most recent will be at the top of the list. We've included their Game Score for pitchers and ESPN Rating.

Career Leaders
Bold player indicates active players, we'll track actives until they retire to see how close they get to the overall leaders. At some point these players will be limited to those who have 8+ years experience. Asterisk indicates HoF members. 

Coming in the next season or two.