Reichert Vs. Yan Gives Atlantic a Major League Pairing
September 21, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
This is one of those abundant times when record-shattering performances, solid season-long attendance, and the playoffs collide for attention, but the postseason has to take center stage because it is what everyone has been striving for throughout the 140-game regular season. Actually, the opportunity also is there to combine one of the Atlantic League-record-breaking players […]
At Least One Wild Card Likely for Atlantic League Playoffs
August 3, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
It is getting close to “wild card†time. Some newspapers have been listing the major league wild card data in their standings for weeks now, but this subject also carries importance in the Atlantic League since it seems very real that Southern Maryland and York could capture both first and second half divisional titles. The […]
Return of Brian Adams May Help Patriots
July 28, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
Somerset’s last place standing in the Freedom Division with a 6-12 record may look bleak, but it is far too early to count the two-time defending champions out since they only trail division-leading Lancaster by four games (five in the loss column). The Patriots, who have already tried 22 pitchers this season, have bolstered their […]
Oakland Takes Three More Atlantic Leaguers, Building Recent Total to Five and Passing Phils
May 29, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
It seems a little like a runaway freight train the way Oakland has swooped into the Atlantic League for player talent, and all of a sudden the Athletics have moved past Philadelphia as the major league organization with the most players out of the 13-year-old league active in their farm system. Oakland has purchased the […]