Playoff Preview: #8 Haymarket vs. #1 Waynesboro
#8 Seed: Haymarket
Overall Record: 18-26 .409
Record Last 10 Games: 4-6
Record Last 5 Games: 3-2
Team AVG/OBP/SLG: 253/327/347
Team ERA, BB/9, K/9: 4.79, 4.3, 7.3
Runs Scored, Runs Allowed: 208 RS, 270 RA
Hitters to Watch: David Herbek 301/383/427; Wayne Miller 296/363/389; Tripp Swann 257/392/441
Pitchers to Watch: Dean Wolosiansky 3-3, 2.77; Ben Hildreth 5-3, 3.52; Timothy Knowlton 3-4, 4.00; Chris Greiner 2-3, 4.47
#1 Seed: Waynesboro
Overall Record: 30-14 .682
Record Last 10 Games: 6-4
Record Last 5 Games: 3-2
Team AVG/OBP/SLG: 269/364/387
Team ERA, BB/9, K/9: 3.20, 3.3, 8.4
Runs Scored, Runs Allowed: 260 RS, 181 RA
Hitters to Watch: Brandon Sizemore 394/488/779; Gabriel Saade 333/449/469; Mark Dvoroznak 298/408/323; Evan Webb 299/379/469; Austin Morgan 305/363/402; Derek Hamblen 315/342/398
Pitchers to Watch: Adam Liberatore 6-0, 1.15; Jared Dobbs 4-1, 1.06; Andy Altemus 7-1, 3.41; Jake Cowan 4-2, 2.92; Kaleb Fleck 0-2, 2.18, 2 saves
Overview: This is a tough task for the Senators. The Generals can run three (four? five?) starters out to the mound who are capable of throwing shutouts, with a solid bullpen, while Haymarket's staff has the 10th-best team ERA in the league. The Generals get on base at the best rate in the league, and they hit for power, too. The Generals also swept the season series, 4-0. While anything can happen in a short series, odds and statistics are firmly in the Generals' favor.
**Update: Jared Dobbs is not with the Generals any longer!
Go Generals, my prediction Generals win series 2-0.
Posted by: GeneralsSignGuyMike | July 29, 2008 at 01:37 PM
why did the game end last night with 2 outs in the ninth
Posted by: Bob | July 30, 2008 at 12:04 PM
Bob, I've received word from some one who was there that the game did actually end with 3 outs in the 9th inning, The boxscore seems to be incorrect. JLL
Posted by: JohnLL | July 30, 2008 at 07:39 PM