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1997 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Flossmoor Flying Squirrels @ California Quakes

 

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The American League’s two most dominant teams, Flossmoor and California – face-off in the ALCS. California’s offense was tops in the MWWL with a .300/.372/.494 line, 237 HR, and 1075 runs scored, while Flossmoor ranked 2nd in offense, batting .280/.355/.434, with 881 HR and 881 runs scored. While California had the edge on offense, Flossmoor boasted the better pitching staff anchored by Maddux, Cone, Neagle, and Key. With an ERA of 3.13, Flossmoor had a slight advantage over California, with its 3.24 ERA.

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1998 FREE AGENTS

From the Mid-West Winter League Commissioner Office…

The following list of players have been filed for Mid-West Baseball League Free Agency based on the Usage Rules, according to the Mid-West Baseball League League Guide.  Also listed below is a list of players who have decided to retire at the end of the 1997 Mid-West Winter League Season.

C.  POST SEASON WAIVERS/ FREE AGENCY

1)    Upon conclusion of the Playoffs, and before cutting down to the 20/21/22/23 man Off-season Rosters, all players who have not met the usage requirements will be released from their teams and placed into the MWWL Pre-Season Draft.

(a)   Position Players with at least 100 PA during the MLB season who do not at least reach 50% of their MLB usage during the MWWL Regular Season in the American League, or  45% of their MLB usage during the MWWL Regular Season in the National League, are released.

(b)  Pitchers with at least 25 IP or during the MLB season who do not at least reach 50% of their MLB batters faced during the MWWL Regular Season in the American League or 45% of their MLB batters faced during the MWWL Regular Season in the National League, are released. Continue reading →

1997 N.L. DIVISION SERIES #1

Manhattan Gas Hornets @ Steel City Sluggers

manhattansteelcityPreview – National League Division Series features a match up of two Eastern Division Teams – Steel City, the NL’s best team (113 wins) vs. Manhattan – winner of the Wild Card series (and 107 game winner in the regular season). These two GMs are developing quite the history across many leagues and this series should just add to that lore. Regular season – Manhattan owned the series 14 games to 8. But this is the post season and Steel City owns a slight edge in pitching, Manhattan in batting (NL leaders).

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