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2010

Year number five for the American Association in a way marked the end of an era for the league, as it was the final season of split-season play and the last year of a 96-game schedule. Most notably, it was the final year before four more established Northern League franchises came aboard and drastically changed the demographics of the circuit.

2010 was also the final year for the Pensacola Pelicans, who would become the third charter member of the AA to close their doors. In the Pelicans’ case, they would be making room for a Double-A franchise that began play in a new park in 2012.

After rebranding from the Canaries to Pheasants (an experiment that lasted three years) Sioux Falls dominated from the start, claiming the first half North title at a 32-16 mark. The Pheasants also took the second half, holding off hard-charging Wichita by a game. As a result, Lincoln, who nudged out the Wingnuts by a game over the course of the full season, took the second playoff spot, as Wichita missed the playoffs by one game in two different ways. Meanwhile, Sioux Falls finished with 63 wins, still a club record to this day.

The South saw Shreveport-Bossier cruise to a first-half crown. Pensacola did not go quietly into that good night, as the Pelicans cruised to the second-half crown. The Captains charged hard, winning their final 11 games to close within a half-game, though Pensacola still would’ve made the playoffs either way as the second-best team in a rather weak division.

The first round was about as close as a sweep could be in the North, as Sioux Falls won all three games by one run and needed extra innings in the final two contests to shake the stubborn Saltdogs. Shreveport-Bossier took a very interesting route in their series, winning the first two games in Pensacola (the final home games in Pelicans history), before Pensacola won the next two in Shreveport and took a three-run lead in the eighth inning of Game 5. The Captains, though, rallied for a walk-off win to send the Pels into history.

Sioux Falls entered the AA Finals with more than half of the league’s Postseason All-Star Team (including the player, both starting pitchers, and the reliever of the year), but Shreveport-Bossier shot down the mighty Pheasants, holding Sioux Falls to just two runs in a stunning sweep, bring the Miles Wolff Cup back to the bayou.

FINAL STANDINGS
(Click team name for full schedule)

North Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.		GBRuns
Scored		Runs
Allowed		Attend.
Sioux Falls Pheasants-yx6333.656—64345086,518
Lincoln Saltdogs–z5145.53112.0572566163,676
Wichita Wingnuts5046.52113.0484454134,773
Sioux City Explorers4947.51014.053050776,549
St. Paul Saints4551.46918.0507552237,994

South Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.		GBRuns
Scored		Runs
Allowed		Attend.
Shreveport-Bossier Captains-y5837.611—55351171,468
Pensacola Pelicans-x4946.5169.053754950,608
Grand Prairie AirHogs4352.45315.0546585124,539
Fort Worth Cats3756.39820.0457515122,062
El Paso Diablos3163.33026.5550690179,452

y-First half winner x-Second half winner z-Wild card

Playoffs

First Round — SIOUX FALLS WINS 3-0

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
8/31/10Lincoln 1 at Sioux Falls 2B. RapozaJ. PaduchA. Cotter1,159
9/1/10Lincoln 3 at Sioux Falls 4
(11 innings)		B. RosenT. PoVey–1,393
9/3/10Sioux Falls 4 at Lincoln 3
(12 innings)		R. ShaverT. PoVeyA. Cotter1,871

First Round — SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER WINS 3-2

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
8/31/10Shreveport-Bossier 6 at Pensacola 2R. SalazarD. Nathanson–1,231
9/1/10Shreveport-Bossier 8 at Pensacola 4O. RodriguezJ. Gothreaux–705
9/3/10Pensacola 6 at Shreveport-Bossier 5B. RembiszR. DiPietroS. Overbey883
9/4/10Pensacola 9 at Shreveport-Bossier 7D. NathasonL. PrihodaS. Overbay540
9/5/10Pensacola 6 at Shreveport-Bossier 7H. CarrascoS. Overbay–562

American Association Finals — SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER WINS 3-0

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/7/10Sioux Falls 1 at Shreveport-Bossier 3O. RodriguezB. MooreH. Carrasco431
9/8/10Sioux Falls 1 at Shreveport-Bossier 3R. DiPietroC. SalbergH. Carrasco544
9/10/10Shreveport-Bossier 4 at Sioux Falls 0R. SalazarR. RodriguezH. Carrasco1,248

Award Winners

Player of the YearBeau Torbert (Sioux Falls)
95 G, .394/.434/.684, 155 H, 79 R, 38 2B, 24 HR, 100 RBI
Right-Handed
Pitcher of the Year		Ben Moore (Sioux Falls)
11-8, 3.10 ERA, 20 G, 133.2 IP, 126 K, 1.152 WHIP
Left-Handed
Pitcher of the Year		Chris Salberg (Sioux Falls)
11-1, 2.08 ERA, 20 G, 127.0 IP, 81 K, 1.354 WHIP
Rookie of the YearChase Porch (Pensacola)
70 G, .286/.332/378, 81 H, 38 R, 14 2B, 4 HR, 40 RBI
Manager of the YearSteve Shirley (Sioux Falls)
63-33 record, Finals appearance

Postseason All-Stars

CatcherLou Palmisano (Pensacola)
84 G, .347/.459/.585, 102 H, 65 R, 22 2B, 16 HR, 64 RBI
First BaseBrandon Sing (Sioux Falls)
95 G, .349/.482/.702, 116 H, 87 R, 32 2B, 27 HR, 73 RBI, 78 BB
Second BaseHector Bernal (El Paso/St. Paul)
85 G, .331/.409/.469, 113 H, 52 R, 19 2B, 8 3B, 4 HR, 53 RBI
Third BaseTrevor Lawhorn (Sioux Falls)
91 G, .292/.352/.499, 102 H, 54 R, 20 2B, 16 HR, 65 RBI
ShortstopDavid Espinosa (Grand Prairie)
95 G, .351/.464/.519, 127 H, 86 R, 22 2B, 6 3B, 9 HR, 59 RBI, 13 SB
OutfieldBeau Torbert (Sioux Falls)
95 G, .394/.434/.684, 155 H, 79 R, 38 2B, 24 HR, 100 RBI
OutfieldReggie Abercrombie (Sioux Falls)
88 G, .328/.364/.586, 118 H, 89 R, 19 2B, 22 HR, 90 RBI, 34 SB
OutfieldGreg Porter (Grand Prairie)
93 G, .379/.444/.611, 144 H, 79 R, 28 2B, 20 HR, 87 RBI
Designated
Hitter		Christopher Garcia (Shreveport-Bossier)
94 G, .383/.490/.597, 134 H, 71 R, 31 2B, 14 HR, 90 RBI, 76 BB
Right-Handed
Pitcher		Ben Moore (Sioux Falls)
11-8, 3.10 ERA, 20 G, 133.2 IP, 126 K, 1.152 WHIP
Left-Handed
Pitcher		Chris Salberg (Sioux Falls)
11-1, 2.08 ERA, 20 G, 127.0 IP, 81 K, 1.354 WHIP
Relief PitcherAaron Cotter (Sioux Falls)
2-0, 3.16 ERA, 37 G, 25 SV, 37.0 IP, 44 K, 1.189 WHIP
Sioux Falls’ Beau Torbert put together maybe the greatest American Association season ever: a league-leading .394 average and 100 RBI, the second-most homers (24) and league records in extra-base hits (64) and total bases (269) as he became the first to be named American Association Player of the Year twice (Photo: Sioux Falls Pheasants)

All-Star Game

July 27, 2010 at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium – Wichita, KS

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W: Ryan DiPetrio L: Nick Singleton MVP: Christopher Garcia (Shreveport-Bossier)
Attendance: 4,012 Box Score

All-Star Rosters (Click to expand/collapse)

North

North Starters

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CShawn McGill (DNP)Lincoln2nd
1BBrandon SingSioux Falls2nd
2BJoe AnthonsenSioux Falls2nd
3BTrevor LawhornSioux Falls2nd
SSJosh Horn (DNP)Wichita2nd
OFReggie AbercrombieSioux Falls1st
OFJason CooperSt. Paul1st
OFGavin DickeyLincoln1st
DHBeau TorbertSioux Falls2nd
SPNick SingletonWichita2nd

North Reserves & Pitchers

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CJeff ChristyWichita1st
CRay SerranoSioux City1st
INFBrent KrauseSt. Paul4th
INFAlbenis MachadoLincoln1st
PJustin DowdyWichita2nd
PJae JungSioux City2nd
PJim PaduchLincoln1st
PChris SalbergSioux Falls1st
PJacob SchmidtSt. Paul1st
PRyan ShaverSioux Falls1st
PChris ThompsonLincoln2nd
South

South Starters

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CLou PalmisanoPensacola1st
1BGreg PorterGrand Prairie2nd
2BHector BernalEl Paso1st
3BDavid EspinosaGrand Prairie2nd
SSBryan FrichterShreveport-Bossier1st
OFPalmer KarrShreveport-Bossier1st
OFRobert PerryGrand Prairie1st
OFBryan Sabatella (DNP)Shreveport-Bossier1st
DHChristopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier1st
SPOsvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier1st

South Reserves & Pitchers

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CBenji JohnsonEl Paso1st
INFJohn AlonsoPensacola1st
INFAdolfo GonzalezPensacola1st
OFJohn AllenFort Worth3rd
PDustin CameronFort Worth1st
PHector Carrasco (DNP)Shreveport-Bossier1st
PRyan DiPietroShreveport-Bossier1st
PShaun EllisEl Paso1st
PGeivy Garcia (DNP)Grand Prairie1st
PRon HillPensacola1st
PLuke PrihodaGrand Prairie1st
PRichard SalazarShreveport-Bossier1st
Wichita’s Lawrence-Dumont Stadium hosted the 2010 American Association All-Star Game (Photo: Skyline Scenes)

League Leaders

Batting Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Batting Average – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Beau TorbertSioux Falls.394
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier.383
Greg PorterGrand Prairie.379
David EspinosaGrand Prairie.351
Brandon SingSioux Falls.349
Ray SerranoSioux City.349
Lou PalmisanoPensacola.347
John AllenFort Worth.339
Rafael AlvarezLincoln.337
Robert PerryGrand Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier.336
Games Played
Jason CooperSt. Paul 96
Ryan PattersonWichita96
Ole SheldonSt. Paul96
10 tied95
Plate Appearances
Francisco LeandroPensacola465
David EspinosaGrand Prairie453
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls450
Ryan PattersonWichita442
Javier BritoPensacola440
Jovanny RosarioShreveport-Bossier438
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier432
Gavin DickeyLincoln432
Antoin GrayPensacola/Sioux City/Grand Prairie432
Josh AlleySt. Paul431
At-Bats
Ryan PattersonWichita406
Gavin DickeyLincoln394
Jovanny RosarioShreveport-Bossier393
Beau TorbertSioux Falls393
Arnoldo PonceEl Paso386
Juan CamachoLincoln/Grand Prairie385
Javier BritoPensacola383
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls382
Greg PorterGrand Prairie380
Bryon SmithEl Paso375
Hits
Beau TorbertSioux Falls155
Greg PorterGrand Prairie144
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier134
David EspinosaGrand Prairie127
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls125
Javier BritoPensacola124
Ryan PattersonWichita120
Ray SerranoSioux City120
Seven tied118
Runs
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls89
Brandon SingSioux Falls87
David EspinosaGrand Prairie86
Bryan SabatellaShreveport-Bossier86
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls81
Greg PorterGrand Prairie79
Beau TorbertSioux Falls79
Rafael AlvarezLincoln78
Josh AlleySt. Paul74
Javier BritoPensacola74
Gavin DickeyLincoln74
Francisco LeandroPensacola74
Doubles
Jason CooperSt. Paul38
Beau TorbertSioux Falls38
Ray SerranoSioux City34
Brandon SingSioux Falls32
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier31
Rafael AlvarezLincoln29
Brent KrauseSt. Paul29
Kent SakamotoSioux City29
John AllenFort Worth28
Greg PorterGrand Prairie28
Triples
Hector BernalEl Paso/St. Paul8
Robert PerryGrand Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier7
Arnoldo PonceEl Paso7
David EspinosaGrand Prairie6
Nine tied5
Home Runs
Brandon SingSioux Falls27
Beau TorbertSioux Falls24
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls22
Argelis NunezLincoln22
Ole SheldonSt. Paul22
Javier BritoPensacola21
Greg PorterGrand Prairie20
Gavin DickeyLincoln17
Trevor LawhornSioux Falls16
Lou PalmisanoPensacola16
Runs Batted In (RBI)
Beau TorbertSioux Falls100
John AllenFort Worth92
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls90
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier90
Greg PorterGrand Prairie87
Argelis NunezLincoln82
Ole SheldonSt. Paul79
Brandon SingSioux Falls73
Ryan PattersonWichita72
Javier BritoPensacola69
Stolen Bases
Jovanny RosarioShreveport-Bossier57
Bryan SabatellaShreveport-Bossier41
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls34
Josh AlleySt. Paul30
Brian FryerFort Worth30
Joe SpiersGrand Prairie/Wichita30
Uriak MarquezShreveport-Bossier28
Derek SchermerhornSioux City27
Jeff VincentEl Paso27
Gavin DickeyLincoln20
Robert PerryGrand Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier20
Extra-Base Hits
Beau TorbertSioux Falls64
Brandon SingSioux Falls61
Jason CooperSt. Paul50
Greg PorterGrand Prairie48
Ole SheldonSt. Paul47
John AllenFort Worth46
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier46
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls45
Javier BritoPensacola43
Kent SakamotoSioux City43
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Total Bases
Beau TorbertSioux Falls269
Brandon SingSioux Falls233
Greg PorterGrand Prairie232
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls211
Javier BritoPensacola211
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier209
Gavin DickeyLincoln196
John AllenFort Worth196
Jason CooperSt. Paul196
Ryan PattersonWichita195
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Walks
Francisco LeandroPensacola83
Brandon SingSioux Falls78
David EspinosaGrand Prairie77
Josh AlleySt. Paul76
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier76
Rafael AlvarezLincoln64
Albenis MachadoLincoln62
Eric WilliamsWichita/Sioux City61
Lou PalmisanoPensacola58
John AllenFort Worth53
Strikeouts
Brandon JonesLincoln97
Jeff VincentEl Paso87
Argelis NunezLincoln86
Brent KrauseSt. Paul85
Juan RichardsonLincoln85
Gavin DickeyLincoln82
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls78
Steve MaysSt. Paul78
Darrick HaleSioux City77
Palmer KarrShreveport-Bossier77
Eddy RodriguezSioux Falls77
Hit By Pitch
Gerard HaranSt. Paul15
Ole SheldonSt. Paul15
Jason CooperSt. Paul13
Gavin DickeyLincoln13
Brandon SingSioux Falls10
Brent KrauseSt. Paul9
Robert PerryGrand Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier9
Ray SerranoSioux City9
Six tied8
On-Base Percentage (OBP) –  Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier.490
Brandon SingSioux Falls.482
David EspinosaGrand Prairie.464
Lou PalmisanoPensacola.459
Josh AlleySt. Paul.445
Greg PorterGrand Prairie.444
Rafael AlvarezLincoln.440
Eric WilliamsWichita/Sioux City.439
Beau TorbertSioux Falls.434
John AllenFort Worth.428
Slugging Percentage (SLUG) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Brandon SingSioux Falls.702
Beau TorbertSioux Falls.685
Greg PorterGrand Prairie.611
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier.597
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls.586
Lou PalmisanoPensacola.585
John AllenFort Worth.563
Javier BritoPensacola.551
Jason CooperSt. Paul.536
Kyle NicholsEl Paso.534
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On-Base Plus Slugging (OPS) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Brandon SingSioux Falls1.184
Beau TorbertSioux Falls1.119
Christopher GarciaShreveport-Bossier1.087
Greg PorterGrand Prairie1.055
Lou PalmisanoPensacola1.044
John AllenFort Worth.991
David EspinosaGrand Prairie.984
Javier BritoPensacola.953
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls.950
Kyle NicholsEl Paso.950
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Sioux Falls’ Brandon Sing (right) led the league in home runs (27) and set American Association records for slugging (.702) and OPS (1.184), while Ben Moore (left) led the league in strikeouts (126) and WHIP (1.152), and was second in wins and ERA as he was named the AA’s top right-handed pitcher (Photo: Sioux Falls Pheasants)

Pitching Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Wins
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls12
Ben MooreSioux Falls11
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier11
Chris SalbergSioux Falls11
Dwayne PollokFort Worth10
Mikael RyderSioux City10
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier10
Shaun EllisEl Paso9
Jared GothreauxPensacola9
Jim PaduchLincoln9
Losses
Colin AllenFort Worth10
Amad StephensEl Paso10
Dane DeValkPensacola9
Jason FernandezFort Worth9
Jared GothreauxPensacola8
Joel KirstenFort Worth8
Ben MooreSioux Falls8
David WhighamEl Paso8
Nine tied7
Earned Run Average (ERA)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Nick SingletonWichita2.36
Ben MooreSioux Falls3.10
Chris SalbergSioux Falls3.26
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier3.50
David WelchSioux City3.59
Zach PetersonSt. Paul3.65
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier3.78
Gabe MedinaWichita3.82
Adam CowartWichita3.93
Dwayne PollokFort Worth4.00
Games Pitched
Dustin PeaseWichita54
Eddie De La CruzSioux City53
Jameson MajShreveport-Bossier50
Dustin CameronFort Worth/Wichita45
Adam DanielsLincoln43
Jon PlefkaSt. Paul43
Hector CarrascoShreveport-Bossier41
Gary LeeFort Worth41
Scott Vander WegFort Worth/Pensacola41
Mike BilleGrand Prairie/Sioux City40
Games Started
Jim PaduchLincoln22
Joel KirstenFort Worth21
Jason FernandezFort Worth20
Jared GothreauxPensacola20
Gabe MedinaWichita20
Ben MooreSioux Falls20
Ryan MorseSt. Paul20
Dwayne PollokFort Worth20
Mikael RyderSioux City20
Chris SalbergSioux Falls20
Ryan ShaverSioux Falls20
Complete Games
David NathansonPensacola3
Colin AllenFort Worth2
Shaun EllisEl Paso2
Jae JungSioux City/Wichita2
Joel KirstenFort Worth2
Luke MassettiWichita2
Zach PetersonSt. Paul2
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls2
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie2
17 tied1
Shutouts
Jae JungSioux City/Wichita2
David NathansonPensacola1
Chris CullenLincoln1
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier1
Mikael RyderSioux City1
Amad StephensEl Paso1
David WelchSioux City1
Saves
Aaron CotterSioux Falls25
Shreveport-BossierShreveport-Bossier22
Chris ThompsonLincoln21
Dustin CameronFort Worth/Wichita19
Justin DowdyWichita17
Geivy GarciaGrand Prairie11
Brett ReidSioux City10
Eddie De La CruzSioux City9
Matt MeyerSt. Paul9
Seth OverbeyPensacola9
Innings Pitched
Ben MooreSioux Falls133.2
Joel KirstenFort Worth132.0
Jared GothreauxPensacola131.0
Gabe MedinaWichita129.2
Chris SalbergSioux Falls127.0
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls125.2
Mikael RyderSioux City124.1
Dwayne PollokFort Worth123.2
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier121.1
Shaun EllisEl Paso121.0
Hits Allowed
Jared GothreauxPensacola186
Mikael RyderSioux City162
Ryan MorseSt. Paul160
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls149
Joel KirstenFort Worth148
Jason FernandezFort Worth144
Jim PaduchLincoln143
Luke PrihodaGrand-Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier143
Adam CowartWichita142
Amad StephensEl Paso133
Runs Allowed
Jared GothreauxPensacola86
Ryan MorseSt. Paul84
Mikael RyderSioux City81
Amad StephensEl Paso77
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls76
Joel KirstenFort Worth76
Jacob SchmidtSt. Paul76
Dane DeValkPensacola75
Jason GodinSt. Paul75
Jason FernandezFort Worth74
Earned Runs Allowed
Jared GothreauxPensacola73
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls73
Jacob SchmidtSt. Paul69
Ryan MorseSt. Paul68
Amad StephensEl Paso68
Mikael RyderSioux City66
Luke PrihodaGrand-Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier64
Joel KirstenFort Worth63
Jason FernandezFort Worth63
Dane DeValkPensacola62
Shaun EllisEl Paso62
Jim PaduchLincoln62
Home Runs Allowed
Travis KaneSioux Falls24
Ryan RodriguezSioux Falls16
Mikael RyderSioux City16
Colin AllenFort Worth15
Ty MarotzSioux City15
Ben MooreSioux Falls14
Amad StephensEl Paso14
David WelchSioux City14
Six tied12
Walks
Shaun EllisEl Paso82
D.J. MattoxEl Paso70
Ryan ShaverSioux Falls64
Colin AllenFort Worth63
Jim PaduchLincoln63
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie58
Chad PovichSioux City57
Jason FernandezFort Worth56
Aaron KalbEl Paso56
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier56
David TrahanSioux City56
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Strikeouts
Ben MooreSioux Falls126
Jim PaduchLincoln118
Gabe MedinaWichita116
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier101
Jacob SchmidtSt. Paul101
Joel KirstenFort Worth94
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie94
David WelchSioux City94
Jared GothreauxPensacola93
Dwayne PollokFort Worth90
Hit Batters
Dane DeValkPensacola14
David TrahanSioux City13
Ty MarotzSioux City11
Bryan RembiszPensacola11
Jason GodinSt. Paul10
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie10
Eddie De La CruzSioux City9
Joel KirstenFort Worth9
Amad StephensEl Paso9
Joe WoermanSt. Paul9
Wild Pitches
Jim PaduchLincoln26
Adam DanielsLincoln18
Shaun EllisEl Paso13
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie13
Colin AllenFort Worth12
Jason FernandezFort Worth11
Ryan MorseSt. Paul11
Dane DeValkPensacola10
Jason GodinSt. Paul10
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier10
Chris ThompsonLincoln10
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Walks + Hits Per Inning (WHIP)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Ben MooreSioux Falls1.152
Nick SingletonWichita1.289
Zach PetersonSt. Paul1.297
Luke MassettiWichita1.332
Dwayne PollokFort Worth1.342
David NathansonPensacola1.344
Chris SalbergSioux Falls1.354
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier1.355
Gabe MedinaWichita1.357
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier1.368
Hits Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Nick SingletonWichita7.5
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier8.0
D.J. MattoxEl Paso8.2
Chris SalbergSioux Falls8.3
Gabe MedinaWichita8.6
Ben MooreSioux Falls8.9
Ryne TackerGrand Prairie9.0
Chad PovichSioux City9.2
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier9.4
Zach PetersonSt. Paul9.4
Walks Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Luke MassettiWichita1.3
Ben MooreSioux Falls1.5
Luke PrihodaGrand-Prairie/Shreveport-Bossier1.9
Mikael RyderSioux City1.9
Jared GothreauxPensacola2.1
Jae JungSioux City/Wichita2.2
Zach PetersonSt. Paul2.2
Adam CowartWichita2.3
David NathansonPensacola2.4
Bryan RembiszPensacola2.5
Strikeouts Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
David TrahanSioux City9.6
Jim PaduchLincoln8.9
Ben MooreSioux Falls8.5
Gabe MedinaWichita8.1
Jacob SchmidtSt. Paul8.0
Kyle FosterSt. Paul8.0
Chad PovichSioux City7.9
David WelchSioux City7.9
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier7.5
Nick SingletonWichita7.5