PLAYER / PITCHER OF THE WEEK #17

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
PARRINO,Andy	DAL AL	.500	.950	6	20	10	3	0	2	6	9	3	1	0	0	0	1

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
KLUBER,Corey	TIJ AL	2	2	0	0	1.59	17	3	3	7	26	6	0	1	0	2	1

NAME	TEAM	AVG	SLG	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	K	W	IW	SB	CS	HBP
DICKERSON,Corey	SAC NL	.444	1.111	4	18	8	3	0	3	5	7	3	0	0	0	0	0

NAME	CLUB	G	W	L	S	ERA	IP	R	ER	H	K	BB	IBB	WP	BK	HB	HR
OBERHOLTZER,Brett	COL NL	2	2	0	0	1.29	14	2	2	7	16	3	0	0	0	1	1

Sacramento Capitals @ Bethesda Bandicoots
Series Preview	With Bethesda finally over the .500 line and only one game out of the log jammed NL East, the Bandicoots are hoping a series against rebuilding Sacramento will give them the lift they need to advance in the standings.
Game #1:	Crappy defense makes the difference in this one as the Bandicoots crap out and drop the series opener 4-2 to Sacramento. The Capitals scored three unearned runs in the game thanks single-handedly to Conor Gillaspie whose two-error virtuoso performance made the difference. The Capitals had just five hits in the game while in contrast the Bandicoots had eight and six walks, but stranded 13 base runners. Albert Pujols (11) and Arismendy Alcantara (5) homered for Sacramento,
Game #2:	Six homers including two by Corey Dickerson propelled Eddie Butler and the Capitals to a mashing of the Bandicoots 12-4. The Capitals 17-hit attack was divided nicely, bludgeoning both starter Brandon Morrow and reliever Eramis Ramirez equally as the Bandicoots thought Sacramento might offer Bethesda a chance to get some of its seldom-used pitchers some innings in an effort to avoid free agency. Yuck. The homerfest included Kolten Wong (11 – and he had 12 in all of 2014 MLB), Jon Singleton (6), Dickerson 2 (13), Albert Pujols (12), and Tyler Flowers (7). Jimmy Rollins’ power surge continued for Bethesda as he smacked a fairly meaningless homer (#19) in the 4th inning.
Game #3:	Marco Estrada’s first start of the season was a beauty until giving up a two-run shot to Arismendy Alcantara in the 8th, but Marwin Gonzalez saved the win with a walkoff RBI single in the 9th for a 5-4 Bethesda win. Bethesda came back in their half of the 8th with two runs off a homer by David Peralta (6), but the Capitals countered with two of their own on RBI singles by Erubiel Arruebarrena and Wilmer Flores off of closer Jonathan Broxton (blown save #4 for those of you keeping score at home). Lorenzo Cain had three hits for Bethesda which only managed to strand five runners in this one – thanks in part to three double play ground outs (one in each of the first three innings) and a double-play lineout in the 5th.
Game #4:	The Capitals chipped away at the Bethesda lead, but ran out of time as the Bandicoots evened with series with a close 4-3 win. Jimmy Paredes (2) two-run shot gave Bethesda an early lead against Robbie Ross (6-12) and the Capitals. Carlos Ruiz was 3/4 for Bethesda who went back to stranding double-digit runners (10). Jackie Bradley had two hits for Sacramento.
Game #5:	The number 2, 3 and 4 hitters had three hits apiece as Bethesda cranked out 15 hits in a 9-5 win over the Capitals. David Peralta (7) homered for the second time in the series for Bethesda with a three-run shot in the 6-run 7th inning in which Capitals’ starter Dan Haren (13-11) melted down. Jake Arrieta (5-4) was stellar for Bethesda tossing seven innings of one-hit shutout ball before giving way to Brandon Morrow who got his ass roasted in 1/3 of an inning in which Sacramento scored five times (note that two od the runs were unearned … again as a result of a Conor Gillaspie gaffe). Corey Dickerson (14) homered again for Sacramento and drove in three runs. Newly-acquired Seth Smith, Anthony Rendon and Adrian Gonzalez were the three amigos who got three hits each.
Game #6:	Making headway just wasn’t in the cards as Tyson Ross lasted just 1/3 of an inning as the Capitals mowed down the Bandicoots 8-5. Arismendy Alcantara (8) homered twice with Tyler Flowers (8) and Albert Pujols (13) each homering once. In a bizarre and disturbing trend, the Capitals scored another two unearned runs – on an error by Conor Gillaspie (that’s seven unearned runs in the series as a result of his errors). Jimmy Rollins (20) and Seth Smith (10) homered for Bethesda.
Series Summary	Bethesda’s spare parts got some badly needed use in the series, but possibly at the cost of coming away with a series split against the ball-crunching Sacramento Capitals who seemed unable to send anyone to the plate who could not hit the ball out of the park.

Clovis Wheat Kings @ Selkirk Steelers
Series Preview	Selkirk is having there best year and are hoping to reach .500 this year. Clovis is a strong playoff team in first so this series will be tough.
Game #1:	Selkirk 5 Clovis 3: W-Yates(1-1) S-Soria(12) L-Paxton (1-3) HR Cruz (CLO)
Game #2:	McCarthy gem 1 run in 8 innings 13 K’s Selkirk 2 Clovis 1 W-Black (3-4) L- Lohse(10-4)
Game #3:	Miller hits a 2 run homer of Wilhelmson as Selkirk surprises Richards and Clovis 4-2. W-Alvarez(7-6) L-Wilhelmson(3-4) S_Soria(13)
Game #4:	Clovis 4-2 W-Lirano(2-1) S-Castilla(24) L-Hammel(9-6)
Game #5:	Clovis 5 Selkirk 3 Cruz and Castro hits a 2 run homers for Clovis. W-Gonzalez(6-10) S-Castilla(25) L-Collmenter(7=7)
Game #6:	Crawford 4 hits, Laroche homer Clovis hammers Floyd and Salazar in a 13-4 mugging
Series Summary	Selkirk is very happy to split against one of the class teams of the league.

Virginia Sluggers @ Detroit Crime
Series Summary	Detroit wins series over Virginia.

Southbend Lynx @ Chicago Mobsters
Series Preview	Chicago hosts the Lynx from Southbend for a six game series.
Game #1:	Chicago gets one in the 10th after Enider Incarte steals second & third & scores on a sacrifice fly. Final Score: Chicago 5 – Southbend 4
Game #2:	Pedro Alvarez & Jose Ramirez both have solo Home Runs as Chicago squeaks another one run game away from the Lynx. Aroldis Chapman gets save #30 on the season. Final Score: Chicago 2 – Southbend 1
Game #3:	Southbend uses 7 pitchers & Chicago 5 as this one goes 15 innings. McCutchen has himself a big day going 5 for 6 with a Home Run & 4 RBI’s for Chicago. Jed Lowrie has a Home Run & 3 RBI’s for Southbend. This one is also a 1 run game. Final Score: Chicago 6 – Southbend 5
Game #4:	Josh Beckett (8-4 3.35) is spectacular for 8 innings & Aroldis Chapman (Save #21) nails down the victory for Chicago. This one is a two run victory, with all the games being super close so far. Final Score: Chicago 2 – Southbend 0
Game #5:	Another 1 run game, but this time Southbend is victorious as they take it from Chicago. Zack Putnam picks up his 18th Save for the Lynx. This winner puts an end to Chicago’s 22 game winning streak. Final Score: Southbend 6 – Chicago 5
Game #6:	Jenrry Meija (2-0 3.04) goes the distance in a 2 hit Shutout allowing only 2 walks, 2 hits, while striking out 7. Final Score: Chicago 3 – Southbend 0
Series Summary	Chicago takes the series 5 games to 1, but it was close in each & every game of the series. Total Runs scored Chicago 23 / Southbend 16.

Jersey Nor’easters @ Long Beach Dirt Bags
Series Summary	Long Beach takes 4 of 6 from Jersey

Valdosta Snappers @ Grand Haven Gators
Series Preview	Valdosta visits Grand Haven for a 6 game series. The Snappers looking to keep in the playoff race; the Gators looking to move closer to the .500 mark
Game #1:	McHugh (VAL) vs. Wilson (GHG) Top 1st – Carter puts the Snappers on the board early with a solo HRTop 5th – Skip Schumaker adds to the lead for Valdosta with a solo HR. Snappers lead 2-0Top 6th – Sean Rodriguez hits the third HR for the Snappers in the game, this time a 2-run bomb. Valdosta now lead 4-0McHugh pitches a real gem, pitching a 2-hit shutoutGame Final: Valdosta 4 – Grand Haven 0
Game #2:	Swarzak (VAL) vs. Santana (GHG) Top 2nd – Snappers take the lead after a passed ball, wild pitch and hit batter (all consecutive pitches) moves a runner to 3rd. A single by Infante scores the runnerTop 4th – A single by Hechavarria scores the runner from 2nd. Valdosta now lead 2-0Top 5th – Infante singles to right, scoring Reddick from 2nd base; Snappers up 3-0Another shutout in the books, Swarzak pitches a 3-hitterGame Final: Valdosta 3 – Grand Haven 0
Game #3:	Teheran (VAL) vs. House (GHG)Top 8th – After trading a few singles and great pitching between both starters, House gives up a solo HR to Carter. Snappers take the late lead 1-0Bottom 8th – Lake leads the inning off with a solo HR, tying the game for the Gators. It’s the first run scored for Grand Haven this seriesTo extra innings we go!!Top 13th – Reddick leads of the inning with a triple, Martin singles to bring in the go-ahead run Bottom 13th – Lake leads off the inning with a double. Garrett Jones comes in as a PH for the pitcher spot – he pops up to short, 1 out. Lagares up – goes down swinging, 2 outs. Aybar up – soft grounder to the shortstop, over to first for the final out. Snappers hold on for the win Game Final: Valdosta 2 – Grand Haven 1 (13 innings)
Game #4:	Hughes (VAL) vs. Burnett (GHG)Top 1st – 3 walks issued by Burnett, fielders choice by Rodriguez scores a run….Martin hits a slow roller to short, Aybar has no play and holds the ball, scoring another run for the Snappers, who take the early lead 2-0Bottom 1st – Amarista leads off with a double. Valencia ropes a single to left, Amarista around to score. Gators get a run back, trail 2-1Bottom 3rd – Aybar sneaks in a double with 2 outs. Valencia creams out to the right field wall, Aybar scores and Valencia is in with a double. Back-to-back doubles tie the ball game up, 2-2Bottom 4th – Jones leads off the inning with a solo HR, Gators take the lead Bottom 5th – Burnett starts the inning off by reaching on an error. Amarista singles to right, putting 2 runners on with no outs. Aybar grounds into a double play, Burnett moves up to 3rd….Valencia drops in a little looper down the right field line, Burnett scores and Valencia is on 2nd. Heck of a game from Valencia so far! Gators lead now 4-2 Bottom 7th – Amarista adds to the Gators lead with a solo HR. Score now 5-2 Joe Smith on for the save in the 9th, closes the door Game Final: Grand Haven 5 – Valdosta 2
Game #5:	Hudson (VAL) vs. Matzek (GHG)Top 1st – Bonifacio starts the game of with a solo HR. Snappers with an early 1-0 leadBottom 1st – Lagares leads off with a single. He is moved over to third on a single by Barney. A Joey Votto single brings in the runner and ties up the ball game, 1-1Top 4th – Carter gives the lead back to Valdosta with a shot the clears the fence. 2-1 SnappersBottom 4th – Votto singles. Hit and run is on with Navarro at the plate; he doesn’t offer at the pitch in the dirt, Votto is in safely with his first steal of the season….Navarro then sends a shot to the gap in center, Votto around to score – tie ball game again! Top 7th – Carter singles, Hechavarria walks with no outs….Infante with a grounder to short, they turn the double – Carter moves up to third with 2-outs. Cody Ross steps up, hits a Texas Leaguer and Carter scores easily, giving the Snappers the lead 3-2 Kimbrel on for the save in the 9th Game Final: Valdosta 3 – Grand Haven 2
Game #6:	McHugh (VAL) vs. Wilson (GHG)Top 2nd – Poor Pitching from Wilson sets up a great chance for the Snappers; 2 singles followed by a wild pitch put runners on 3rd and 2nd. A walk loads the bases….Francisco Pena pokes one out to right for a base hit that scores 2 runs. Still no outs. The Pitcher McHugh up to the plate, pops one out to right, caught by Moss. Schumakers tagging – the throw to the plate; he’s tagged out by Navarro! Bonifacio strikes out to to end the inning. Gators escape a possible big inning, but still trail 2-0Bottom 2nd – Espinosa sends a solo shot to the right field stands. Gators get a run back, trail 2-1Bottom 6th – Jones with a double, followed up with another double from Navarro makes it a tied ball game! Score is 2-2Bottom 8th – Jones with a solo HR, take the lead for the Gators, who now lead 3-2 Game Final: Grand Haven 3 – Valdosta 2
Series Summary	Valdosta played solidly over the 6 games – taking the series 4 games to 2 games…..Grand Haven had troubles getting the bats going for much of the series. Valdosta goes on the road next to face the Glovis Wheat Kings – A match up that will have a lot of playoff implicationsGrand Haven travels to Triple Creek to take on the Patriots – An NL West divisional match up

Elyria Indians @ Dallas Cougars
Series Summary	Indians win 4 of 6 in Dallas helped by the Dallas bullpen blowing two games.

Iron City Yinzers @ Triple Creek Patriots
Series Preview	Iron City meets Triple Creek in a battle of two evenly matched teams. Both teams not going anywhere, just playing for some pride.
Game #1:	Danks (3-12) vs. Masterson (1-10) Masterson looking for his 2nd W of the season tosses 4 decent innings allowing ONLY 6 hits and 3 runs. Danks goes 6 solid frames while soundly shutting down Patriot bats to the tune of 4 hits and 1 run. Lynn and Treinen follow Danks and dominate the final 3 innings. IRN: 4 TCP: 1IRN: Eaton 2-4 w/ 3 rbi and 2 doubles
Game #2:	Maholm (5-2) vs. Gausman (Patriots look great in BP but then grab Nerf bats when it counts. Maholm is a stud today going the distance in a 5-hit shutout. Iron City only muster 3 hits all day but it’s enough. IRN: 1 TCP: 0
Game #3:	Hellickson (5-12) vs. Vargas (7-4) Triple Creek bats wake up with 8 hits and some timely hits to put an end to the Cy Young look-a-like contests they just endured. Three Patriots each have 2 hits and the team tallies 9 base knocks. IRN: 1 TCP: 5
Game #4:	Lynn (14-7) vs. Buchholz (8-4) Triple Creek’s best hitter Brantley is ejected in the 1st inning arguing balls and strikes. Pierzynski picks up the slack going 3-3 w/ 2 rbi. Buchholz pitches 6 innings of 6-hit 2-run ball. Lynn pitches 6.2 solid but Yinzer bats couldn’t find a hole with runners on base. IRN: 2 TCP; 3
Game #5:	Koehler (7-5) vs. Gonzalez (6-6) A 22-hit affair featuring 2 blow saves by the Patriot pen. Somehow the home squad brews up a W with 2 runs in the 9th off surprise bullpen arm John Danks (starter of tomorrows final game). IRN: 4 TCP: 6IRN: Andrus 3-4 w/ a rbi TCP: Brantley 2-4 w/ 2 rbi, Goins 2-3 w/ a rbi
Game #6:	Danks (4-13) vs. Masterson (1-11) With a chance to take 4 of 6 (rarity this year) at home, the Patriots send “Millstone”, err Masterson, to the hill. Vegas takes a hit today as Masterson blows up the odds by going 7.2 innings and allows just 1 hit. HOLY COW! Russell takes over and secures the win. IRN: 2 TCP: 5IRN: Hosmer 2-4 w/ a rbiTCP: Susac 2-3 w/ 2 rbi, Brantley 3-4 w/ 3 runs, Nava 2-4
Series Summary	Patriot fans celebrate as they take 4 of 6 and improve to 19-31 at home. The team bus is fired up for the 90 minute journey to next series opponent, backyard rival, Grand Haven.

Hollywood Werewolves @ Traverse City Crusaders
Series Preview	Teams in different locations of the A.L. West.
Game #1:	A Butt-whooping in Game 1 as the Werewolves tear into the Crusaders, Hollywood collects 16 hits, while T.C. can only manage 2 hits!Clayton Kershaw went 6 strong innings, with 9 K’s, no ER’s — winning his 19th; Kershaw is now 19-1 with a 1.12 ERA (Wow!) HOLLYWOOD 11, TRAVERSE CITY 0
Game #2:	Lefty Tyler Skaggs pitched good through 5.2 innings for T.C., allowing 5 hits, 1 ER, with 3 K’s. John McDonald hits a walk-off single in the bottom of the 9th off of Jake McGee. TRAVERSE CITY 3, HOLLYWOOD 2
Game #3:	With the T.C. bullpen getting a lot of work the last two nights, Jacob deGrom comes through for the Crusaders by going the distance — at times deGrom was wild (5 walks), he allowed 5 hits, no runs with 8 K’s.Hollywood’s David Price pitched the entire game as well, allowing 6 hits, one run (the only run in the game, an RBI single by Yan Gomes), while collecting 8 K’s. TRAVERSE CITY 1, HOLLYWOOD 0
Game #4:	Keeping the theme of the last two nights going, T.C.’s good vibes kept going for most part, with 1-1 tie entering top of 7th in Game 4 — but the Werewolves scratch a few runs in the 7th & 9th, to pull away 5-1.Johnny Cueto was the man, pitching a complete game, allowing only 2 hits & an earned run with 8 K’s. Yovani Gallardo did his best trying to keep the Crusaders in the game, with 6 innings, 6 hits & 1 ER allowed (3 K’s). Cueto improves to 17-3, with a 2.18 ERA.Jayson Werth (HR #9) & David Ross (HR #4) added HR’s to the mix. HOLLYWOOD 5, TRAVERSE CITY 1
Game #5:	Danny Santana went 2-for-3, 2B & 3 RBI, while Jordan Lyles kept Hollywood’s lineup down long enough for the bullpen to take over. Lyles went 5.2 innings, allowing 9 hits, 2 ER’s, a walk with 4 K’s. David Buchanan was a mess for Hollywood, allowing 10 hits in 5.2 innings.The Werewolves threaten by scoring 2 runs in the 7th; Ryan Presslyand Luke Gregerson closed it down though (Gregerson’s 21st Save) for the victory. TRAVERSE CITY 5, HOLLYWOOD 4
Game #6:	Clayton Kershaw was once again the man, going 6 innings, allowing 2 hits & one run, with 7 K’s — but Hollywood goes to the bullpen for Pat Neshek; Neshek pitched a great 7th, but ends up getting into trouble as Danny Santana hits his 8th HR of the season, a three-run blast in the bottom of the 8th.Santana is batting .323, 8 HR & 28 RBI for his rookie season.Travis Wood pitches 5 effective innings, a night & day difference between this game & the clobbering he suffered in Game 1 of the series — allowing 5 hits, 2 ER’s, while collecting 7 K’s.Dale Thayer gets the win, Luke Gregerson gets his 22nd Save.TRAVERSE CITY 4, HOLLYWOOD 3
Series Summary	CRUSADERS wins series against the defending World Champs, 4-2! The timing has been unfortunate for Hollywood, who is trying to win the top seed in the playoff rankings from red-hot Chicago (who entered their series, winning 18 straight)!

Yonge Street Stalkers @ Motor City Muscle
Series Preview	Yonge Street and Motor City meet for a 6 game series
Game #1:	MCM 4 – YSS 3 (12 inn.) WP: Jenkins LP: Walker HR: Ackley, Loney, d’Arnaud S. PerezHomers early and late take it to extra innings. Chris Young won it with an RBI single in the 12th. Castellanos went 5-6 and walk-off hero Young went 2-5.
Game #2:	MCM 4 – YSS 2 WP: Leake (CG) LP: Nova (CG) HR: S. Perez, Travis, C. YoungLeak and Nova trade 2-run HRs but otherwise put up zeroes until Chris Young walks off with the third 2-run HR of the game.
Game #3:	MCM 5 – YSS 3 WP: Cleto LP: Rogers SV: RamosHR: Trout, CastellanosMotor City jumps out to a quick lead on trout’s 2-run HR, but Yonge Street tie it in the 4th on a bases loaded walk and a SF. In the bottom of the inning, catellanos hit a bomb and Ahmed singled in a run to regain the 2-run lead. Panik drove in a much-needed insurance run in the 7th, because Yonge Street loaded the bases and got another run on a d’Arnaud fielder’s choice before Ramos came in to shut it down.
Game #4:	MCM 1 – YSS 0 (11 inn.) WP: Jenkins LP: Webb Starters Locke (MCM) and Cole (YSS) swapped zeroes for 10 and 8 innings respectively, handing it over to the bullpens, who both did solid work. Motor City broke through for the only run in the 11th when pinch-runner Freddy Galvis scored on Nick Ahmed’s RBI single after advancing on a passed ball.
Game #5:	MCM 4 – YSS 3 WP: Buchanan LP: Shields (CG) SV: Ramos HR: S. Perez, Galvis, CalhounMotor City jumped out to a 4-0 lead on 1st inning solo HRs by Perez and Galvis, and RBI extra-base hits by Trout (3B) and Loney (2B) in the 3rd inning. Yonge Street cut the lead to 4-1 on an RBI single by d’Arnaud. Calhoun made it a one-run game with a two-run HR in the 9th before A.J. Ramos once again came in to slam the door. Shields got in a groove after the early Motor City barrage.
Game #6:	YSS 6 – MCM 2 (10 inn.) WP: Webb LP: Jenkins HR: none Motor City again jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, but Almonte’s 2-run double in the 5th tied it up. It stayed that way (with both teams squandering scoring chances) until the 10th. Yonge Street pushed across a run on a Heyward RBI single. With the bases loaded and two outs, Travis d’Arnaud tripled to give the Stalkers a nice cushion.
Series Summary	Motor City takes a wild series 5 games to 1.Three extra inning games and three walk-off wins indicate this was a closer series than it looks like.Travis d’Arnaud had 7 RBI for the Stalkers to lead both teams in that category.Ramos saved two games and Jenkins won two for Motor City.The teams combined for 12 HRs

Columbus Explorers @ Pittsburgh Lumber Company
Series Summary	Columbus takes 4 of 6.

Tijuana Bottle Rockets @ Manhattan Project
Game #1:	Tijuana 4-3 WP=Kluber SV=O’Day LP=Duffy
Game #2:	Manhattan 6-2 WP=Porcello LP=Bedard
Game #3:	Manhattan 3-1 WP=Rzepczynski SV=Street LP=Roark
Game #4:	Tijuana 8-3 WP=Grienke LP=Worley
Game #5:	Tijuana 15-1 WP=Bailey LP=Smiley
Game #6:	Tijuana 4-0 WP=Kluber LP=Simon
Series Summary	Tijuana takes the series 4-2

Fremont Cannons @ Coconut Creek Crushers
Game #1:	FRE wins
Game #2:	FRE wins
Game #3:	CCC walk off win.
Game #4:	FRE wins
Game #5:	FRE wins
Game #6:	CCC walk off win.
Series Summary	FRE wins 4-2.

New York Outlaws @ Tempe Tempers
Series Preview	The Outlaws were one game back in the NL East coming into a six game series with Tempe.
Game #1:	New York sent their ace in Hamels and Tempe responded with a white flag starting all the subs and batting practice pitcher Chacin (3 W L). Somehow, Chacin pitched five solid innings and the game remained tied 1-1 until Ramierez singled in Pagan in the 8th to give the Outlaws a 2-1 lead. Unfortunately, Hamels turned the ball over to a wild Rodney in the 9th. Rodney gave up a double, a walk, and then a wild pitch. This allowed a fielders choice to tie the game and a Cargo single to win it. Tempe 3-2
Game #2:	Cano led off with a solo hr in the first and then Tempe added two more runs in the 2nd. New York threatened in the 8th putting runners on 3rd and 2nd with no outs, but Holland came on early and shutdown Ortiz and the heart of the order. Holland then coasted in the 9th. Tempe 5-1
Game #3:	New York took the early lead on an Alexei Ramierez solo. A Molina rbi single later tied the game. Granderson added two RBIs in the 3rd but Ramierez tied it up in the 4th with a two run rbi double. Molina scored on a sac fly to give Tempe the lead in the bottom of the 4th and added an insurance solo hr in the 6th. Holland faced the final two batters for the save. Tempe 5-3
Game #4:	Another tight game – Granderson rbi single and then Utley rbi single tied. Tempe then took a 4-1 lead on RBI hits by Tulo, Cespedes, and Bogaerts. Ortiz rbi double in the 7th and McCann solo hr in the 8th made it a one run game. Holland went 1,2,3 in the 9th for his 3rd save of the series. Tempe 4-3
Game #5:	Tulo solo in 4th stopped Peavy’s perfect game. McCann solo tied it. Molina and Cespedes each singled and picked up rbi’s in the 6th. Outlaws loaded the bases in the 8th with only out one out. The game would have been tied after a Herra two run rbi single, but Parra missed the mutha frikin 3B and Tempe recorded out (appeal) instead of the run. In the 9th, Tempe used Chacin with two outs to intentionally walk McCann after Rasmus ran out of gas. A tired Holland then came on to get the final out. Tempe 3-2
Game #6:	Wandy only gave up two hits in the last 7.0 innings he pitched… Unfortunately he gave up singles to the the first four batters in the 1st inning and Tempe built a solid 3-0 lead. Santiago saved Tempe’s extremely tired pen and pitched a complete game two hit shutout. Tempe 3-0.
Series Summary	New York’s pitching was solid, but their hitting seemed to fizzle every time they got a runner on base. Tempe also seemed to catch every break – whether it was wild pitches or the Outlaws missing bases. Holland’s four saves were also a major factor in Tempe sweeping.