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The ACL Giants dominated with a league-leading with a 42-18 record. Unfortunately they got swept in the best of three playoff series by the ACL Angels who finished with a the second best record of 38-22.
Team Stats:
SLG$: .431(2)
Runs: 376(1)
Hits: 505(4)
Doubles: 108(2).
Triples: 26(10)
Home Runs: 46(2)
Stolen Bases: 91(6)
Saves: 15(4)
The Giants led the league in the most important hitting and pitching categories.
Individual Stats:
Hitting Leaders:
Hits: 1. Level- 63. 2. Reynoso- 53. 3. Tejada- 49.
Home Runs: 1. Reynoso- 10. 2. Level- 9. 3. Camacho, Peralta- 5.
Stolen Bases: 1.
Andy Polanco- 22. 2. Reynoso- 18. 3. Level- 17.
BA: 1. Reynoso- .298. 2. Level- .288. 3. Polanco- .264.
OBP: 1. Reynoso- .442. 2. Level- .375. 3. Peralta- .372.
SLG%: 1. Reynoso- .556. 2. Level- .483. 3. Peralta- .442.
OPS: 1. Reynoso- .998. 2. Level- .868. 3. Peralta- .814.
BB%: 1. Reynoso- 17.6. 2. Guzman- 17.4. 3. Peralta- 13.1
Pitching Leaders:
ERA(Min. 30 IP): 1.
Ricardo Estrada- 1.53. 2. Martinez- 1.90. 3. Cayama- 2.25.
BB/9(Min 30 IP): 1. Estrada- 1.78. 2. Martinez- 1.90. 3. Franco- 2.67.
GO/AO(Min 30 IP): 1. Cayama- 2.78. 2. Estrada- 1.36. 3. Martinez- 1.03.
Comments: Jhonny Level was the top prospect in the league but most impressive was the depth of prospects who performed well. Level was promoted to
A San Jose after the end of the ACL season and held his own there. Of the pitchers, Luis De La Torre, Keyner Martinez and Ricardo Estrada performed well after end-of-season promotions while Argenis Cayama struggled in an extremely small sample. Cayama is considered the better pitching prospect due to size and age.
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