Season 21 Free Agency Preview

Season 21 has begun in Kenny Powers, and it's time to kick off this season's blog coverage with the Free Agency Preview!  Overall, it's not the greatest free agency class by any means, probably what we'll be looking at in MLB the next couple of off-seasons.  Still, there's some nice players to be had, so let's see who made this season's Top Free Agents!

1. Carlos Guzman, 28, 1B
Type B Free Agent
Key Stat: .857 career OPS
Salary Over/Under: 4 years, $48 million

Possible Destinations: Rochester, Pittsburgh, Oklahoma City, Chicago

Signed with New York - 4 years, $19.8 million

Guzman doesn't have the flash that a #1 Free Agent usually has, but he has a lot going for him.  He has outstanding splits, and very good contact, power and batting eye.  The former Futures Game MVP hit .340 last season with an OPS of .925 showing he has more upside than his overall career numbers.  At just age 28, he has several more quality seasons ahead, and he won't cost a draft pick with his Type B designation.

2. Darron Lamb, 30, SP
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: 4.50 career ERA
Salary Over/Under: 5 years, $55 million

Possible Destinations: Boston, Tampa Bay, Tucson, Burlington

Signed with Boston - 5 years, $45.5 million

Lamb isn't going to be the staff ace on a top contender, but he still has solid qualities that can help most rotations, and his attributes appear to indicate he's better than his 4.50 career ERA.  He has outstanding control, great velocity, and is strong vs. RH batters.  His pitch quality is a bit of a concern, and perhaps what keeps him from being elite, but he should still provide a lot of quality innings, and at age 30, shouldn't enter his decline phase any time soon.

3. Vasco Correa, 29, LF
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: 294 career HR
Salary Over/Under: 4 years, $46 million

Possible Destinations: Boston, Rochester, Tampa Bay, Boise

Signed with Chicago - 5 years, $36.5 million ($31 million guaranteed)

The Season 15 AL MVP put up 50+ HR and 130+ RBI in his first three full seasons, and then regressed slightly his last three seasons.  Still, there's little question that he still has an extremely powerful bat and will continue to launch bombs in Kenny Powers for seasons to come.  His splits and batting eye are pretty solid, but his contact is average,  so he will strike out a lot, but will be a nice asset for a team looking for a power bat.

4. Jesus Torcato, 31, LF
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: .852 career OPS
Salary Over/Under: 3 years, $39 million

Possible Destinations: Rochester, Boston, Oklahoma City, Tampa Bay

Signed with Louisville - 4 years, $29.5 million

Torcato's combination of great batting eye, tremendous speed and baserunning ability and good contact make him a beast near the top of the lineup, even at age 31.  He has some nice power in his bat too.  Effectiveness vs. LHP is a bit of a weakness of his, but is otherwise strong.  Age and draft pick compensation land him at #4, but you could make an argument for him being higher and he will be a prize for whatever team lands him for sure.

5. Vladimir Pimentel, 30, SP
Type B Free Agent
Key Stat: 4.23 career ERA
Salary Over/Under:  4 years, $44 million

Possible Destinations: Rochester, Oklahoma City, Louisville, Boise

Signed with Iowa City - 3 years, $17.4 million

Pimentel is a workhorse righty with top tier control and elite velocity.  His split against RH'ers is good but not great, and is just average against lefties.  He has three very good pitches, yet none of them are really outstanding.  Despite some holes in his arsenal, Pimentel is still a quality SP who won't be an ace, but will be a very good add if you're looking for a middle to back end of the rotation type of SP.

6. Bo Edmonds, 32, RP
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: 3.70 career ERA
Salary Over/Under: 3 years, $27 million

Possible Destinations: Syracuse, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Tucson

Signed with Chicago - 5 years, $26 million ($22.1 million guaranteed)

There's little doubt that Bo knows Pitching.  He has elite control and two outstanding pitches, to go with excellent velocity and an ability to keep the ball down.  His splits are also very good.  He could be a great closer candidate for most teams, even though he wasn't used in that capacity his last three seasons in Tucson.  However he is used, he will certainly be an upgrade for some team's bullpen.

7. Omar Valentin, 30, DH
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: .796 career OPS
Salary Over/Under: 3 years, $26 million

Possible Destinations: Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Detroit

Signed with Chicago - 5 years, $11.4 million ($9.7 million guaranteed)

There's no denying that Valentin is an outstanding hitter, however his limited fielding abilities probably suit him to be a DH in the AL, as he may be a liability at 1B or C.  Still, there are a lot of things to like about him.  He has elite contact skills, an excellent batting eye and very good splits, to go with about 20 HR power.  He'll be a good fit for some lineup and will certainly be a tough out at the plate.

8. Jimmy Fox, 33, RF
No Designation
Key Stat: .892 career OPS
Salary Over/Under: 2 years, $23 million

Possible Destinations: Seattle, Buffalo, Oklahoma City, Detroit

Signed with Syracuse - 4 years, $48 million ($37.2 million guaranteed)

Even though Fox is 33 this season, he can definitely still rake.  He has a top tier batting eye, excellent splits, very good contact and nice power.  He probably is the best grab on offense in free agency looking at this season alone, but age related regression seems to be right around the corner for him. He can play a serviceable RF still, but is probably a reach at 3B.  Still, he has a couple of a very good seasons left at the plate, so he could have great value for teams in win-now mode.

9. Yorman Vincente, 36, RP
Type A Free Agent
Key Stat: 3.45 career ERA
Salary Over/Under: 2 years, $21 million

Possible Destinations: Boston, Buffalo, Atlanta, Detroit

Signed with Wichita - 2 years, $6 million

This stud lefty reliever has 2 elite pitches, outstanding control, and good splits.  He can be a workhorse in the bullpen still, even at age 36, capable of providing 100+ quality innings.   Age is a bit of a concern with him, but he should have 2-3 more very good seasons left in him.  There's little doubt that he will be a big boost to the bullpen for some team this season.

10. Wilkin Ozuna, 33, SP
No Designation
Key Stat: 4.09 Career ERA
Salary Over/Under: 2 years, $16 million

Possible Destinations: Syracuse, Jacksonville, Chicago, Louisville

Signed with Durham - 2 years, $4 million

Although he mostly pitched out of the pen for Honolulu the last 3 seasons, Ozuna looks to have the ability to be a decent middle to back-end of the rotation type SP.  He has outstanding control, a very good pitch arsenal, and can keep the ball down.  His splits are fairly mediocre, particular vs. LH batters, but should be able to eat up a lot of innings with pretty good numbers.  He's likely worth a look for teams with an SP need.

11. Ubaldo Jose, 34, RP
Type B Free Agent
Key Stat: 4.18 career ERA
Salary Over/Under: 2 years, $10 million

Possible Destinations: Seattle, Toronto, New Britain, Jacksonville

Signed with Jacksonville - 1 year, $4.8 million

Jose is a solid RP with similar attributes to others in the market, outstanding control and pitches, and keeps the ball down.  His RH split is good, but vs. LH batters he is less effective.  Still, the pros outweigh the cons and he'd be a nice addition to a lot of bullpens.  Using him as a closer wouldn't be a reach at all.

Season 20 Wrap Up - Richmond takes the Crown!

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Richmond is your Season 20 Champion!

In a most interesting World Series matchup, the #4 seed in the NL, Richmond, defeated the #6 seed out of the AL, Detroit in 5 games to take home the Season 20 Championship in Kenny Powers.  Richmond breezed through the first two rounds, sweeping Honolulu and Oklahoma City to make the NLCS, in which they took down Las Vegas in a hard fought six game battle.   The momentum from the big NLCS win led to 5 game win to take the Kenny Powers crown.  The key to Richmond's championship run was pitching, posting an incredible 2.40 team ERA in the playoffs.  Cy Young winner Norberto Morales continued his epic season going 5-0 in 6 starts with a microscopic 0.84 ERA.  Glen Stokes was a solid #2 throughout the playoffs, with 5-1 record in six starts with a 2.50 ERA.  With those two leading the way, and a rock solid bullpen behind them, it was very tough to score on Richmond.

Detroit had an excellent season as well, making it out of the AL as the #6 seed by defeating Oakland and Atlanta in 4 games, and then upstart Boston in six in the ALCS.  They had outstanding pitching throughout the playoffs as well, with a 3.03 team ERA, but in the end Richmond was too hot to handle in the World Series.  Congrats to Detroit on the AL pennant, and a very nice playoff run.

It was an interesting Season 20 in Kenny Powers, with the only 100 win team bounced in their first playoff matchup, so the parity in the world may be as strong as in recent memory.  Look forward to a great Season 21, after we fill these openings!   Thanks to all for playing this past season and making it another great one in Kenny Powers.

Season 20 Award Winners

Here's a summary of the Season 20 Major Award Winners!

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

American League - Ken Ingram, New Britain - .292 AVG 62 HR 155 RBI
Ingram was a run-away winner of the AL MVP award, dethroning Sherman Dunston, who had won the last 4 AL MVP awards and finished 2nd in Season 20.  The 25 year-old had another breakout season, surpassing his Season 19 breakout in which he won a Silver Slugger, Gold Glove and made the All-Star team.  He made the All-Star team and won a Silver Slugger in Season 20 as well and also hit for the cycle in his MVP season, an honor that was very well deserved.  

National League - Alex Sanchez, Tucson -  .302 AVG 68 HR 159 RBI
Tucson's top slugger picked up a 2nd straight NL MVP award after another stellar season, topping his previous MVP campaign's HR and RBI totals.   This marks his 4th season with at least 60 HR and 3rd with at least 150 RBI.  He is on the path to become one of the elite sluggers in Kenny Powers history, and at just age 28 next season, he seems primed for several more outstanding seasons.  He also won a Silver Slugger this past season, and was All-Star Game MVP.

CY YOUNG AWARD
American League - Ubaldo Merced, Atlanta - 20-7 2.30 ERA 189 K
At age 34, Merced took home his first Cy Young award in Season 20 as part of the heralded Atlanta pitching staff.  Things really seem to have clicked for him since joining Atlanta, as he has won 20 games twice and made 2 All-Star teams in addition to his Cy Young win.  Prior to his Atlanta stint, he had only made one All-Star team and never won more than 15 games.  Coming into to his age 35 season, he looks like he's still going strong and ready for another great season.

National League - Norberto Morales, Richmond - 23-4 2.54 ERA 197 K
The 24 year-old lefty had a break out Season 20, in which he anchored the eventual World Champion Richmond squad, and took home his first Cy Young award.  The Season 18 Rookie of the Year bounced back from a mediocre Season 19 to dominate the NL and win an impressive 23 games.  His Season 20 highlights included throwing a no-hitter, and making the All-Star team.  Coming into his age 25 season, it looks like he will be a force in the Richmond rotation for seasons to come.

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
American League - Co-Winners

Shawn Olson, Helena - 10-3 1.99 ERA 105 K
Albert Mendoza, New York - .288 AVG 29 HR 93 RBI 37 SB
Voters couldn't decide on a clear cut AL Rookie of the Year, so we ended up with Co-Winners.  Olson started 22 games in his Rookie campaign, and posted dominant numbers, including a microscopic 1.99 ERA.  Some might question his durability, but he looks like a solid hurler going forward for sure.  Mendoza showed he is a great all-around player in his rookie season, with good power and speed numbers, and should be a solid asset going forward.

National League - Vic Hall, Louisville - .267 AVG 39 HR 90 RBI 21 SB
Hall showed great power potential in his rookie season, as well as solid baserunning ability in taking home the NL Rookie of the Year crown.  Only 22 going into Season 21, it will be interesting to see how his elite power and solid speed will translate in terms of the numbers he puts up.  It could amount to multiple All-Star games and a few MVP's, although he does have a few holes in his swing, so it's not a given.  When he does make contact, look out, as he ranks amongst the best in Kenny Powers in pure power.

FIREMAN OF THE YEAR
American League - Zachrey Coleman, Toronto - 3.88 ERA, 41 SV - 4th win
National League - David Silva, Buffalo - 0.95 ERA, 38 SV - 3rd win

Minimum Win Requirement Update

Our minimum win rule in Kenny Powers is 55 wins in one season (50 if you are a first season owner) and 185 wins over 3 seasons. You get 2 "strikes" against the policy, and on the third strike, you're out. If you don't earn any strikes over 3 consecutive seasons, all previous strikes are wiped out.

Unfortunately, 3 teams earned strikes this season.  goodtymes31 and peerishere earned a strike for failure to win 55 games.  msmsales earned a strike for failure to win 185 games over 3 seasons. goodtymes31 must win 70 games next season to avoid another strike.  peerishere must win 78 games next season to avoid another strike.  All other teams only need to meet the single season minimum of 55 to avoid a strike.  Below, a summary of performance over the last 3 seasons is listed.

						Wins
					3-Season	Needed in
American League		S18	S19	S20	Win Total	S20 for 185
Atlanta Aardvarks	dierickx3	91	90	94	275
Boise Taters	bubbleboy	72	77	80	229
Boston SlamPigs	themarlyman	82	81	87	250
Charlotte StarLords	goodtymes31	72	65	50	187	70
Detroit FC Dinamo	lfkbibanul	72	77	90	239
Helena Bighorns	bluebaran	65	67	86	218
Iowa City Zumwalts	peerishere		56	51		78
Little Rock Urban Achievers	frae	97	85	82	264
Nashville Neutron Bombs	Ghostrunner	83	73	74	230
New Britain Frothing Walruses	merott	113	111	101	325
New Orleans Zephyrs	msmsales	52	68	64	184
New York Yankers	jamesp469	83	99	79	261
Oakland Invaders	jnosek	84	90	91	265
Pawtucket Blue Bugs	uustal	88	95	80	263
Seattle SuperSonics	alogman1	81	91	90	262
Toronto Maple Leafs	Fantasy Frea	89	78	81	248
						Wins
National League					3-Season	Needed in
Team	Owner	S18	S19	S20	Win Total	S20 for 185
Buffalo Tiny Chickens	AceCards	107	98	89	294
Burlington Giant Pumpkins	breezee	79	75	61	215
Chicago White Sox	slashtc		63	87
Cleveland Spiders	editor21			67
Durham Screwballs	oakman310			80
Honolulu Tiki Gods	dodgersrays	95	97	89	281
Huntington Thundering Herd	cbriese			88
Las Vegas Crap Shoot	pbsilver11			92
Louisville Huckleberries	rockydawg07			74
Oklahoma City Bombers	tisi29	94	90	98	282
Richmond Manamfasha	TXLnghrn	88	86	88	262
Rochester Garbage Plates	jimt14120	73	87	69	229
St. Louis Gunners Er' Back	cosborn			79
Syracuse Blizzard	groth911	100	98	85	283
Tampa Bay Mermen	dmurphy104	85	75	83	243
Tucson Diamondbacks	trinitybants	92	90	83	265

Strikes in S18	Cause	Strike
msmsales	Failed to win 55 games in S18	1st
Strikes in S20		Strike
goodtymes31	Failed to win 55 games in S20	1st
peerishere	Failed to win 55 games in S20	1st
msmsales	Failed to win 185 over 3 seasons	2nd

Season 20 Final Power Rankings

Here are the Final Power Rankings of Season 20!

Biggest Climbers: #5 Richmond (+9), #7 Huntington (+8), #11 Pawtucket (+6), #12 Syracuse (+6), #17 St. Louis (+6), #18 Little Rock (+6)

Biggest Falls: #20 Tampa Bay (-13), #14 Buffalo (-12), #21 New York (-8), #13 Helena (-7), #15 Boston (-7)

					Pitching		Offense		LAST 40
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	New Britain	101	61	1	8	-1	1	1	23	17
2	Oklahoma City	98	64	3	7	5	3	0	26	14
3	Atlanta	94	68	4	4	-2	6	1	25	15
4	Honolulu	89	73	9	9	4	17	-5	25	15
5	Richmond	88	74	14	16	2	12	3	25	15
6	Las Vegas	92	70	5	1	2	26	-5	19	21
7	Huntington	88	74	15	3	2	25	-4	22	18
8	Oakland	91	71	11	11	-3	22	2	23	17
9	Detroit	90	72	12	5	1	29	-3	20	20
10	Seattle	90	72	10	10	-1	24	1	20	20
11	Pawtucket	80	82	17	15	-6	4	0	21	19
12	Syracuse	85	77	18	18	-1	10	1	24	16
13	Helena	86	76	6	14	-5	11	-3	17	23
14	Buffalo	89	73	2	6	-2	18	-8	16	24
15	Boston	87	75	8	23	-3	8	1	18	22
16	Chicago	87	75	16	20	3	13	0	19	21
17	St. Louis	79	83	23	12	7	16	0	23	17
18	Little Rock	82	80	24	21	0	7	7	22	18
19	Tucson	83	79	21	16	-2	13	3	20	20
20	Tampa Bay	83	79	7	2	-1	27	-7	17	23
21	New York	79	83	13	22	-6	4	1	18	22
22	Boise	80	82	19	28	0	2	-1	18	22
23	Toronto	81	81	22	29	-4	13	5	21	19
24	Nashville	74	88	28	27	2	22	5	24	16
25	Cleveland	67	95	29	31	1	20	1	24	16
26	Durham	80	82	20	30	0	9	-3	13	27
27	New Orleans	64	98	30	25	2	21	9	22	18
28	Louisville	74	88	25	26	0	18	1	17	23
29	Rochester	69	93	26	19	3	30	-1	16	24
30	Burlington	61	101	27	13	1	32	0	14	26
31	Iowa City	51	111	31	24	0	28	0	15	25
32	Charlotte	50	112	32	32	-1	31	0	13	27

Season 20 Power Rankings #3

As we head in to the final quarter of Season 20, it's time to check in with another edition of the power rankings!  The top 2 remain unchanged with New Britain and Buffalo holding onto those spots, as both teams continue playing very well.  At #3, surging up 8 spots is Oklahoma City, who went 25-16 since the last rankings, thanks to their offense kicking it into another gear.  Still in the top 5, but slipping one spot each are #4 Atlanta and #5 Las Vegas.  Let's see who the biggest climbers and biggest falls were since the last rankings.

Biggest Climbers:  #3 Oklahoma City (+8), #7 Tampa Bay (+7), #9 Honolulu (+7), #14 Richmond (+7), #11 Oakland (+6)

Biggest Falls:  #16 Chicago (-11), #17 Pawtucket (-7), #20 Durham (-7), #15 Huntington (-6), #21 Tucson (-6)

Here are the complete rankings, good luck to everyone down the stretch!

					Pitching		Offense		LAST 41
	Team	W	L	PREV	Rank	Chg	Rank	Chg	W	L
1	New Britain	78	44	1	7	5	2	0	27	14
2	Buffalo	73	49	2	4	4	10	-1	25	16
3	Oklahoma City	72	50	11	12	1	3	10	25	16
4	Atlanta	69	53	3	2	0	7	-1	23	18
5	Las Vegas	73	49	4	3	4	21	4	24	17
6	Helena	69	53	7	9	7	8	9	23	18
7	Tampa Bay	66	56	14	1	0	20	-1	23	18
8	Boston	69	53	6	20	0	9	2	22	19
9	Honolulu	64	58	16	13	1	12	3	23	18
10	Seattle	70	52	8	9	1	25	1	24	17
11	Oakland	68	54	17	8	2	24	-12	24	17
12	Detroit	70	52	12	6	-2	26	1	22	19
13	New York	61	61	18	16	5	5	-1	22	19
14	Richmond	63	59	21	18	4	15	-1	24	17
15	Huntington	66	56	9	5	-1	21	-14	19	22
16	Chicago	68	54	5	23	-8	13	-3	18	23
17	Pawtucket	59	63	10	9	-6	4	4	16	25
18	Syracuse	61	61	19	17	-1	11	5	21	20
19	Boise	62	60	22	28	-1	1	0	21	20
20	Durham	67	55	13	30	-4	6	15	20	21
21	Tucson	63	59	15	14	-5	16	-11	17	24
22	Toronto	60	62	26	25	5	18	-15	24	17
23	St. Louis	56	66	23	19	-1	16	8	20	21
24	Little Rock	60	62	20	21	-2	14	4	19	22
25	Louisville	57	65	25	26	-1	19	3	23	18
26	Rochester	53	69	27	22	2	29	-2	21	20
27	Burlington	47	75	24	14	-10	32	0	12	29
28	Nashville	50	72	30	29	-1	27	4	19	22
29	Cleveland	43	79	28	32	0	21	-2	13	28
30	New Orleans	42	80	31	27	2	30	0	19	22
31	Iowa City	36	86	29	24	-1	28	1	9	32
32	Charlotte	37	85	32	31	0	31	-8	14	27

Season 20 All-Star Coverage

The All-Star break has come and gone in season 20, so let's take a look at what went down.

The American League team was led by hurler Alberto Campos who hit double digits by making his 10th All-Star appearance.   New Britain had the most AL All-Stars with 6, and 13 different teams were represented.  8 players on the AL squad were first time All-Stars.

The NL team had a core of familiar faces, including Buffalo's Jeremy Randall making an incredible 11th All-Star appearance at age 33.  Teammates Jimmie Soto, who hit double digits himself, making his 10th All-Star team, and David Silva, making his 9th appearance, were other notables.  Honolulu slugger J.C. Ganzel made his 8th All-Star team.  It was Las Vegas, however, who ended up with the most NL All-Stars with 5, with 14 teams having players make the squad.  There were 9 first time All-Stars on the NL team.

The festivities started with the Home Run Derby, which the aforementioned J.C. Ganzel ended up winning with 36 total Home Runs.  The All-Star game itself was a blowout for the NL, as they defeated the AL 13-5, led by a 3 for 3 2 HR 4 RBI performance from MVP Albert Valenzuela of Buffalo, sealing the fact that every Buffalo All-Star got an individual mention in the recap.

Here are the complete rosters, congrats to those owners who had players make the team!

AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS

Starters
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Richard Tateyama	New Britain	2nd
1B	Sherman Dunston	Boise	2nd
2B	Ken Ingram	New Britain	2nd
3B	Andy Minor	Atlanta	4th
SS	Delino Santana	Little Rock	6th
LF	Geraldo Perez	New Britain	5th
CF	Sidney Forbes	Toronto	6th
RF	Luis Guerrero	New Britain	3rd
DH	Bernie Jackson	New York	4th
Pitchers
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
P	Ted Wagner	Oakland	2nd
P	Ubaldo Merced	Atlanta	3rd
P	Seth Davis	Helena	1st
P	Sidney Ruffin	Helena	1st
P	Alberto Campos	Pawtucket	10th
P	Herbert Vina	Nashville	2nd
P	Henry Colin	Seattle	2nd
P	Valerio Baez	New Britain	5th
P	Allan Blackley	Pawtucket	2nd
P	Chipper Savage	Boston	1st
P	Robinzon Felix	Oakland	1st
P	Matty Klaus	Detroit	1st
P	Robb Gumbs	Oakland	2nd
Reserves
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Russell Berry	Atlanta	3rd
1B	Octavio Guerrero	Detroit	1st
2B	Pepper Simon	Boston	2nd
3B	David Frias	Boston	4th
SS	Banana Bergeron	New Britain	2nd
LF	Max Acevedo	Helena	1st
CF	Rex Kennedy	Helena	2nd
RF	B.C. Philips	Pawtucket	1st

AL ALL-STARS BY TEAM

New Britain	6
Helena	4
Atlanta	3
Boston	3
Oakland	3
Pawtucket	3
Detroit	2
Boise	1
Little Rock	1
Nashville	1
New York	1
Seattle	1
Toronto	1

NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS

Starters
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Jeremy Randall	Buffalo	11th
1B	Alex Sanchez	Tucson	5th
2B	Albert Valenzuela	Buffalo	6th
3B	Dingo Price	Chicago	1st
SS	Shaggy Keefe	Las Vegas	4th
LF	Scott Serrano	Richmond	1st
CF	Mandy Mahler	Tucson	4th
RF	J.C. Ganzel	Honolulu	8th
Pitchers
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
P	David Silva	Buffalo	9th
P	Justin Jordan	Tucson	5th
P	Gene Bonilla	Huntington	1st
P	Jimmie Soto	Buffalo	10th
P	Nicholas Gil	Las Vegas	1st
P	Raul Alburquerque	Burlington	1st
P	Norberto Morales	Richmond	2nd
P	Orlando Ortiz	Las Vegas	2nd
P	Tony Tavarez	Oklahoma City	4th
P	Ralph Moseley	Louisville	4th
P	Boomer Lange	Chicago	1st
P	Geronimo Moraga	Las Vegas	1st
P	Hector Armas	Huntington	2nd
P	George Lee	Huntington	1st
Reserves
	Player	Franchise	Appearance
C	Mike Russell	St. Louis	2nd
1B	Brett Leach	Las Vegas	3rd
2B	Adrian Skinner	Huntington	4th
3B	Miguel Armas	Syracuse	1st
SS	Allen Garcia	Syracuse	2nd
LF	Shane Curtis	Rochester	4th
CF	Phil Hardy	Chicago	2nd
RF	Rodrigo Toregas	Cleveland	1st

NL ALL-STARS BY TEAM

Las Vegas	5
Buffalo	4
Huntington	4
Chicago	3
Tucson	3
Richmond	2
Syracuse	2
Burlington	1
Cleveland	1
Honolulu	1
Louisville	1
Oklahoma City	1
Rochester	1
St. Louis	1