Category: 2017 Season Updates

Updates for the 2017 season!

July 9th 2017

GAME RECAPS

An ominous weather system lingered over the field of play as the Mastodons took on the Trout looking to stave off an extirpating 5 game losing streak.  Bolstered by the returns to the lineup of Annelies Cooper and Devin Clancy, the thrash metal Dons littered the skies with hits and bloops and blasts! But the Trout weren’t to be outdone as they leapt from the currents to snap up balls hit in their vicinity, including some nifty plays by Rachel Small and LJ Robinson in the middle infield and a few valiant attempts in the outfield by Johann Juarez and Alex Brant.  Like the tides that govern the trout migration, this game was a back and forth affair with the mammutid proboscideans prevailing 18-14 as the drizzling rain broke the longest ice age in the teams short existence.

In the second game played under the lights, the Humber River Hustle looked to keep their spot at the top of the Billboard charts but faced a formidable challenge from the Ballsheviks.  Some crafty defensive maneuvering from the disco divas stifled the red menace for much of the game with stellar plays by Leigh Kittson and Jenny Chan at first base, some excellent backup coverage by Rocio Velasquez at rover, and a memorable timely home run by Natalia Saavedra who took advantage of a soviet bathroom break by the Ballshevik’s centre fielder, Andy Smith to widen the Hustle lead.  But as the 6th inning began, there was panic at the disco! With fears of a reassignment to Siberia, the summer rain awakened the Ballsheviks and they began a series of blasts and bloops led by comrades Merle Davis, Jarl Gardner, Andrew Stokes, Gita Madan, Kate Uffelman, Nav Sidhu, Lainie Basman and Stu Schulsser. Despite a strong push for disco supremacy, the front page of Pravda continues to show The Internationale as the top hit in Ballshevik land and solidarity forever rang true with a 17-16 victory for the Reds.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Niloofar Golkar – T-47th all time with 31 career at-bats (up 9 spots!)
Michelle Roseman – T-54th all time with 16 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Linda Swanston – T-67th all time with 18 career at-bats (up 9 spots!)
LJ Robinson – becomes 7th player in league history to score 60 career runs! (up 1 spot!)
Alex Brant – T-49th all time with 30 career at-bats (up 10 spots!)
Peter Demakos – T-21st all time with 6 career doubles runs batted in (up 5 spots!)
Johann Juarez – 2nd player in league history to reach 110 career runs scored (112)!
Robyn Letson – T-20th all time with 44 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Rachel Small – T-7th all time with 132 career at-bats (up 1 spot!)

Don River
Annelies Cooper – T-14th all time with 27 runs career runs scored (up 6 spots!)
Karen Campbell – 2nd this season with 22 singles (T-36th all time -up 4 spots!)
Ryan Hayes – currently leads the league this season with 13 doubles!
Jennifer Mussell – becomes 62nd player in league history to record 25 career at-bats! (up 4 spots!)
Jessica Duarte – T-3rd this season with 19 singles (T-41st all time – up  5 spots!)
Darren Puscas – T-21st all time with 6 career doubles (up 5 spots!)
Matthew Poggi – T-26th all time with 5 career doubles  (up 13 spots!)
Erika Pulfer – becomes 65th player in league history to record at least 20 at-bats (22)!
Reena Reddy – becomes 23rd player in league history to record at least 70 at-bats (72)!

Humber River
Katie German – continues to lead the league in at-bats and singles (41) and (24) respectively!
Jenny Chan – T-8th all time in career runs batted in with 49 (up 1 spot!)
Craig Fortier – becomes 1st player in league history to hit 40 career home runs!
Jo Jefferson – 13th all time with 108 career at-bats (up 1 spot!)
Rocio Velasquez – 32nd all time with 31 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Yogi Acharya – T-23rd all time with 42 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Leigh Kittson – T-26th all time with 5 career doubles (up 6 spots!)
Laura Pin – T-49th all time with 18 career hits (up 8 spots!)

Rouge River
Gita Madan – 47th all time with 32 career at-bats (up 6 spots!)
Stu Schlusser – T-26th all time with 5 career doubles (up 5 spots!)                                                                                                   Karl Gardner -is currently tied for the highest career batting average (min. 50 at-bats) in league history at .743
Lainie Basman – 14th in league history with 64 career hits (up 1 spot!)

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Home Runs
Natalia Saavedra – Humber (2) and Andrew Norton – Humber (2) and Andy Smith – Rouge (2) and Andrew Stokes – Rouge (2) second career home runs!

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ODDITIES

Ahead by a Century

Nav Sidhu – Rouge River (102), Devin Clancy – Don River (100), and Merle Davis – Rouge River (100) all joined a select number of players in league history to record 100 career at-bats!

Solitaire 

TH Vega has a string of three straight games scoring exactly 1 run and earning 1 run batted in

ALL TIME PLAYER STATUS!!!

Richard Peters becomes the 35th player in league history to eclipse the 50 At-Bat plateau. An important milestone of longevity for the league!!!

July 2 2017

GAME RECAPS

Weaving through the frizbee legions, intoxicated pedestrians and amidst the explosion of fireworks, trance beats, barking dogs, hecklers, and choppers, the Field of Dreamers took our places on the SkyDome’s diamond to play a couple leisurely games of ball.  The first matchup saw the powerful Rouge River Ballsheviks face off against the Don River Mastodons who were seeking to stave off a fourth loss in a row after starting the season with four consecutive wins.  Despite the human debris in the outfield, this was a game filled with powerful blasts and Don River jumped out to a quick start cashing in the speedy duo of Annelies Cooper and Devin Clancy who made their long-awaited return.  But as the red sun heated the field, the red menace was awoken and slowly spread their ideology of equality and prosperity for all across the diamond.  With some thunderous claps from Andy Smith and Andrew Stokes (who accounted for 11 of the teams 16 runs batted in), the Ballsheviks took advantage of some new recruits (Jan Braun and LJ Robinson) to build up a comfortable cushion and take the day game 16-10.

In the evening’s tilt, the Rainbow Trout were hoping to swim away with a win with the addition of some super subs in the form of Sebastian Lesch and Will Shields and with the help of Rouge River duo Merle Davis and the Jarl of Dufferin. But alas, the smooth grooves of the reunited Hustle were already being felt by the end of the first inning.  Like the moment where Donna Summers released her futuristic single I Feel Love, the Humber River squad pounded out hit after hit with some spry running by the returning Jenny Chan, Rocio Velasquez, and Laura Pin, some cool defence by Katie German and Natalia Saavedra, and some fly fly balls off the bats of Yogi Acharya, Richard Peters, and Andrew Norton.  Captain of the Hustle, Jo Jefferson, put together an A-B-C-1-2-3 lineup that was potent on the dance floor and the Hustle shimmied their way to a fourth consecutive win 15-4.  But though the Trout were swimming upstream all night, they showed some sustained life in the ninth inning with a speedy run of hits off the bats of Rachel Small, Alex Brant, Will Shields, and Michelle Roseman that pushed across two runs and threatened for more.  These fish were by no means squished! And the last inning explosions showed signs of a mid-summer migration up the standings! There is life in those gills!

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Niloofar Golkar – T-54th all time in career singles with 12 (up 9 spots!)
TH Vega – T-55th all time with 24 career at-bats (up 9 spots!)
LJ Robinson – 4th player in league history to reach 85 career singles! (up 1 spot!)
Alex Brant – T-47th all time with 14 career singles (up 11 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-51st all time with 8 runs batted in (up 5 spots!)
Rachel Small – 7th player in league history to reach 75 career singles!

Don River
Terrance Luscobme – 10th all time in career triples with 6 (up 1 spot!)
Karen Campbell – 2nd this season with 19 career singles (T-40th all time)
Ryan Hayes – becomes 1st player in league history to reach 120 career singles (121)
Jennifer Mussell – 72nd player in league history to reach 10 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Annelies Cooper – currently leads the league with a .941 batting average 16/17
Devin Clancy – T-11th all time with 52 career singles (up 2 spots!)
Noah Adams – T-21st all time with 42 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Matthew Poggi – 33rd all time with 14 career runs batted in (up 4 spots!)

Humber River
Katie German – league leader in singles this season (21)!
Jenny Chan – becomes 6th player in league history to reach 100 career hits!!!
Craig Fortier – league leader in runs batted in this season (30)!
Jo Jefferson – 17th all time in league history with 55 career hits!
Rocio Velasquez – 20th in league history with 78 career at-bats!
Yogi Acharya – T-20th in league history with 22 runs scored
Richard Peters – T-11th in league history with 11 career doubles
Natalia Saavedra – T-37th in league history with 27 career hits (up 1 spot!)
Laura Pin – T-29th in league history with 15 career runs batted in (up 4 spots!)
Andrew Norton – T-18th in league history with 7 career doubles (up 4 spots!)

Rouge River
Jan Braun – T-70th in career at bats with 17 (up 4 spots!)
Gita Madan – T-48th in career at bats with 27 (up 9 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – T-15th in career runs batted in with 26 (up 8 spots!)
Merle Davis – T-21st in career hits with 42 (up 5 spots!)
Stu Schlusser – T-29th all time in career doubles with 4 (up 15 spots!) .                                                                                 Rachele Clemente – currently 4th place this season with 33 at-bats                                                                                                   Andy Smith – currently leads the league this season with 19 runs scored!
Karl Gardner -becomes 6th player in league history to reach 80 career runs batted in!
Ness Dixon – T-50th with 15 career hits (up 14 spots!)

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FIRSTS

At-Bats
Will Shields (Credit) and Sebastian Lesch (Credit) – the 59th and 60th players to take an at-bat in the inaugural Field of Dreamers season!

Veronica Majewski and Matt Leitold become the 99th and 100th players to take at-bats in league history

Doubles

Sarah Naumes (Rouge)

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ODDITIES

Law of 3rds

Michelle Roseman (Credit) has reached safely in 14/21 at-bats and knocked in 3 runs while scoring 9 for a 2/3rd and 1/3rd ratio thus far this season!

Adrian Rodill Award

Karl Gardner – currently leads in all-time career .AVG (.775) .SLG (1.080) and OPS (1.854)

ALL TIME PLAYER STATUS!!!
Richard Peters becomes the 35th player in league history to eclipse the 50 At-Bat plateau. An important milestone of longevity for the league!!!

June 25th 2017

GAME RECAPS

A cool breezy dusk descended upon Trinity Bellwoods Park as the feisty Credit River Rainbow Trout squared off against the stoic Ballsheviks of Rouge River. The far western and far eastern river matchup was replete with surprises and oddities including a 6-player Credit River squad to start the game.  But that only bolstered the Trout, used to swimming upstream against the current, they exploded out to an early 10-7 lead and maintained a steady pace aided by some excellent plays at third by Peter Demakos and at short by Colin Hastings.  Michelle Roseman, Johann Juarez, Niloofar Golkar and Linda Swanston provided plenty of hits until Alex Brant and Robin Smillie were able to arrive to fill out the lineup – and the “sub”culture of our league was in full effect with Craig Fortier donning a Trout fin to swat a left-handed grand slam to help stabilize the lead.  But some time after the 3rd inning, the Ballshevik vanguard awoke the masses with Merle Davis, Stu Schlusser, Nav Sidhu, Rachele Clemente and Shelagh Pizey-Allen using small ball to set up the monumental comeback!  The great power of Andy Smith, Andrew Stokes, and Ness Dixon helped to even the score in the bottom of the 6th inning for the Leninists! But in true communist fashion, they deemed the distribution of runs to be equal and departed the game with a 20-20 tie.

But friends…the socialist ethic of the Ballsheviks was not nearly finished. In game 2, that very team loaned Nav Sidhu and Merle Davis to the Mastodons and Stu Schlusser and Rachele Clemente to the Hustle!  This grand gesture was also spurred by the super-sub play of Peter Demakos for the Don side, the emergence of our newest sub Sarah Naumes, and the grand return of Jan Braun to help round out the rosters.  And that second game was an equally thrilling affair.  Ryan Hayes and Terrance Luscombe continued their ritual of destroying softballs, while Brianna Greaves and Erika Pulfer sprinted around the basepaths.  However, with the rise of the disco era, the Mastodons appear to be more endangered than at the start of the holocene.  With boogie down beats, the Hustle unveiled the dance of the anthropocene thanks to some swift moves by Janine Caster and Yogi Acharya, some deft dips by Katie German and Andrew Norton – and a few flops on the dancefloor by Craig Fortier.  As the lights on the disco went dark, the Hustle had shimmied their way to the top of the charts with a 16-12 win.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Peter Demakos – 38th player in league history to reach 40 at bats (up 5 spots!)
Colin Hastings – 6th player in league history to reach 75 career runs batted in (up 1 spot!)
Alex Brant – T-49th all time in career singles with 12 (up 11 spots!)
Michelle Roseman – T-59th all time with 12 career hits (up 11 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-51st all time with 23 career at-bats (up 8 spots!)
Niloofar Golkar – 58th player in league history to reach 10 career singles (up 10 spots!)
Johann Juarez – 4th all time career singles with 82 (up 1 spot!)

Don River
Terrance Luscombe- 5th player in league history to reach 5 career triples (up 6 spots!)
Jessica Duarte – T-47th all time in career singles with 15 (up 11 spots!)
Erika Pulfer- T-47th all time in runs scored with 9 (up 7 spots!)
Brianna Greaves – T-53rd all time in career singles (up 10 spots!)
Ryan Hayes – becomes 2nd player in league history to reach 140 runs batted in (142)!
Darren Puscas – T-46th all time with 16 career hits (up 2 spots!)
Karen Campbell- 44th all time with 18 career hits (up 3 spots!)

Humber River
Janine Caster – T-36th all time with 12 runs scored (up 11 spots!)
Katie German – 40th player in league history to reach 18 singles (up 2 spots!)
Andrew Norton – T-11th all time in career triples with 3 (up 6 spots!)
Craig Fortier – becomes 1st player in league history to reach 200 runs batted in (204)
Yogi Acharya – T-28th all time in career hits with 34 (up 2 spots!)
Jan Braun – 52nd player in league history to reach 2 career doubles (up 14 spots!)
Sarah Naumes- 98th player in league history to record at least 1 at-bat!

Rouge River
Andy Smith -T-20th all time with 5 career doubles (up 8 spots!)                                               Shelagh Pizey Allen –  45th all time in career hits with 14 (up 8 spots!)
Stu Schlusser – T-63rd all time with 11 career hits (14 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – 16th player in league history to hit 2 career home runs (up 11 spots!)
Merle Davis – 24th player in league history to record 40 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Nav Sidhu – 15th all time in career hits with 59 (up 2 spots!)
Rachele Clemente – 45th all time with 29 career at-bats (up 14 spots!)
Kate Uffelman – T-46th all time with 13 career singles (up 7 spots!)

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FIRSTS

Double
Ness Dixon (Rouge)

Runs Batted In

Linda Swanston (Credit) (2)

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June 18th 2017

GAME RECAPS

After a downpour during the mid-afternoon with Dreamers running for shelter and making panicked calls to check if the games were still on, the skies let up and the diamond was in great shape for two excellent nail-biter games! In the first game, Humber River took a large early lead helped by some defensive wizardry at short-stop and second base from the pairings of Yogi Acharya and Giibwanisi and a nifty slide by Craig Fortier. This was complemented from some excellent hitting by Katie, Jenny, Ro, Janine, and Jo – one hasn’t seen contact like that at SkyDome since the Days of Olerud & Alomar! As might be expected on a night when the air was warm and dewey, the ball was jumpin! Karl “The Jarl of Dufferin” and Andrew “No-Nonesense” Norton exchanged towering home runs that were hit into another area code and required rescue missions for the balls. However, just as Humber thought they had the game locked up, Rouge stormed back to score 9 runs in the top of the 6th inning to tie the game! However, Jenny Chan played hero on this day, knocking in the winning run on a walk-off single, 16-15 for the Hustle! (Richard Peters & Craig Fortier).

Game two was played at dusk under a beautiful sundown. But quickly the Credit River Rainbown Trout went to work. Just as the sun had descended earlier a shallow bloop off the bat of Don River powerhouse Ryan “I Don’t Bunt” Hayes, looked to be drooping in over the infielders and out of reach of the outfielders. However, from the dark reaches of left field came a sliding Johann Juarez to make what might have been the most spectacular catch of the season!!! As Juarez walked off, both teams (Don & Credit) and even a few of us lingering in the crowd rose in standing ovation to acknowledge the spectacular effort. It was back to work for the fish as they quickly took a 10-1 lead over their distant distant distant relative Mastadons (like really distant, really really distant). But no lead is safe when the Mastadons start playing like Wooly Mammoths and the keen clobbering by Jessica Duarte, Karen Campell, Reena Reddy, Erika Pulfer, and the speedy sprint of Brianna Greaves set up some enormous blasts from Don Rivers’ side that ended in 3-4 balls being consumed by the night sky! However, Credit River was not going to be denied their second win of the season and as they gingerly pushed Alex Brant toward third base, the clutch hit from Colin Hastings sealed the victory, 16-15 for the Trout!

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Peter Demakos – 39th player in league history to reach 20 hits!
Colin Hastings – 23 career doubles, ranks 6th on all-time list (up 1 spot!)
Robyn Letson – 20th all time in career hits, with 42 (up 3 spots!)
LJ Robinson – 5th player in league history to reach 100 career hits (101)!!!!
Alex Brant – T-58th all time in career hits with 10 (up 9 spots!)
Michelle Roseman – T-66th all time with 4 career runs scored (up 9 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-53rd all time with 12 career hits (up 10 spots!)
Rachel Small – 9th player in league history to reach 80 career hits (81)!
Niloofar Golkar – T-58th all time in career at bats with 17 (up 7 spots!)
Johann Juarez – 3rd player in league history to cross the 230 career at-bat plateau!

Don River
Jessica Duarte – T-49th in league history with 13 career hits (up 9 spots!)
Karen Campbell – T-42nd in league history with 13 career singles (up 5 spots!)
Ryan Hayes – becomes 2nd player in league history to surpass 45 career doubles (46)!
Reena Reddy – T-24th all time with 68 career at-bats (up 4 spots!)

Humber River
Janine Caster – 38th all time in career singles 17 (up 1 spot!)
Katie German – league leader in singles this season (15)!
Jenny Chan – becomes 3rd player in league history to reach 90 career singles (92)!!
Craig Fortier – league leader in triples on the season (5)!
Jo Jefferson – becomes 14th player in league history to reach 100 career at-bats!!!
Rocio Velasquez – T-32nd all time with 28 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Yogi Acharya – becomes 31st player in league history to reach 30 career hits (up 4 spots!)

Rouge River
Umar Saeed – becomes 41st player in league history to reach the 10 runs batted in plateau (up 4 spots!)
Gita Madan – T-54th in league history in runs scored (up 3 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – 9th in league history for career triples with 4 (up 4 spots!)
Merle Davis – 19th player in league history to reach 80 career at-bats (83)!!
Nav Sidhu – 11th all time in career singles with 49 (up 2 spots)!
Lainie Basman -14th player all time with 60 career hits (61)!
Kate Uffelman – T-53rd all time with 19 career at-bats (up 10 spots!)

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FIRSTS

Hits
Tracey Mann (Rouge)

Triples

Darren Puscas (Don)

Andrew Norton (Humber)

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ODDITIES

Double Agent

Brianna Greaves and Erika Pulfer have the same number of hits (9) in almost the same number of at bats – yet while Brianna has knocked in the most runs (4), Erika has been a scoring machine (8)

Adrian Rodill Award

Karl Gardner – currently leads in all-time career .AVG (.775) .SLG (1.080) and OPS (1.854)

ALL TIME PLAYER STATUS!!!
Richard Peters becomes the 35th player in league history to eclipse the 50 At-Bat plateau. An important milestone of longevity for the league!!!

June 11th 2017

GAME RECAPS

The sweltering Toronto heat started to break – just barely – as Field of Dreamer’s players took the field in tank tops and altered jerseys. And while the temperature was indeed dropping, the action on the field continued to be fire. In the first game of the day, Credit River faced Humber River for the first time this season. A matchup of the west-end rivers the game was bound to be long and winding with a strong current. And sure enough, these two teams combined to play the first 7 inning game of the season! A 22-7 score for Humber River belies the action-packed and thrilling play that was exhibited by both sides. Katie German played a stellar second base alongside Craig Fortier at short stop where the pairing combined for a half dozen put-outs and some dance floor flair for the Hustle. In the 4th inning an apparent home run blast off the bat of a Humber River player was met by the incredible iridescence of a number of Rainbow Trout relay throws that was able to cut the celebration short with an out at home!

In game two, the night cooling the air, a reformulated Don River squad placed their undefeated record on the line against a determined Rouge River in the first battle of the eastern river teams. The dense summer air ensured that the ball was flying off the bat! Home runs from Karl Gardner, Umar Saeed, Andy Smith, Darren Puscas and Matthew Poggi led the charge…but it was Rouge that was able to place runners on base to drive in. Merle Davis, Rachele Clemente, Gita Madan, Shelagh Pizey-Allen, Andrew Stokes and Nav Sidhu all had multi-hit games that clogged the base paths with Ballsheviks. And like Czar Nicholas II some time in the summer months of 1917, the writing was on the wall for the undefeated Mastadons. A score of 19-7 in favour of the collectivists made the mammutid proboscideans realize that no team is safe at the top of the food chain. Nonetheless, the Mastadons are far from extinct as they take the best record in the league into this week’s matchups. Stay tuned kids…

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Peter Demakos – 44th player in league history to reach 25 at-bats
Colin Hastings – 9th player in league history to reach 75 career hits
Robyn Letson – T-23rd all time with 68 career at-bats (up 4 spots!)
LJ Robinson – T-7th all time with 17 career doubles (up 2 spots!)
Alex Brant – T-57th all time with 7 career singles (up 13 spots!)
Michelle Roseman – T-69th all time with 6 career hits (up 12 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-52nd all time with 17 career at bats (up 8 spots!)

Don River
Jessica Duarte – T-45th in league history with 10 career singles (up 5 spots!)
Karen Campbell – T-48th in league history with 7 career runs batted in (up 5 spots!)
Noah Adams – 21st player in league history to record 70 at-bats (up 4 spots!)
Reena Reddy – 30th player in league history to record 30 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Jennifer Mussell – T-57th all time with 9 career hits (up 12 spots!)

Humber River
Janine Caster – T-40th all time with 17 career hits (up 7 spots!)
Katie German – leads the league in at-bats this season with 23!
Laura Pin – 27th all time in runs batted in (including 8 in last game) with 14 (up 23 spots!)
Leigh Kittson – T-25th all time with 4 career doubles (up 15 spots!)
Craig Fortier – with 4 doubles last game, currently leads the league with 9 this season
Jo Jefferson – becomes 17th player in league history to record 50 career hits (51)
Rocio Velasquez – 20th player in league history to record 70 career at-bats (up 5 spots!)
Richard Peters – T-18th all time with 6 career doubles (up 7 spots!)

Rouge River
Umar Saeed – becomes 11th player in league history to hit 3 career home runs and first to do so while celebrating a birthday!
Shelagh Pizey-Allen – 53rd all time in career hits with 11 (up 12 spots!)
Gita Madan – T-48th all time in runs batted in with 7 (up 6 spots!)
Rachele Clemente – T-51st all time with 9 career singles (up 19 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – T-15th all time with 7 career doubles (up 3 spots!)
Merle Davis – 26th all time in career hits with 36 (up 2 spots!)
Nav Sidhu – 16th all time in career hits with 52 (up 1 spot!)

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FIRSTS

Hits
Andrew Norton (Don)

Runs Batted In
Linda Swanston (Credit)

Home Run
Matthew Poggi (Don)

Darren Puscas (Don)

Andy Smith (Rouge)


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ODDITIES

Double Agent

TH Vega (Credit) – becomes only the 10th player in league history to record a hit as both a left handed and right handed hitter!

Double Cycles!

Karl Gardner (Rouge) – accomplishes an incredible feat by hitting for the cycle (1B, 2B, 3B, HR) two times in 4 games played! Including a Grand Slam! Interestingly Karl only scored once in all of these at-bats.