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2011

The 2011 season marked a clear turning point for the American Association in shifting towards where the league is fifteen years later. Five years after four teams split from the Northern League to help found the American Association, four more came over to form a major core of teams still present today: Fargo-Moorhead, Gary SouthShore, Kansas City, and Winnipeg, bringing the total of Northern League ex-pats to eight (seven of which are still in the league).

The effects were immediate and are still felt today: NoL clubs Schaumburg and Joliet moved to the Frontier League, where they remain today, and the Northern League closed up shop after the 2010 season, leaving the AA as the unofficial torch-bearer to the league that founded independent baseball in its modern form in 1993. The sudden influx in northern clubs also began the decisive shift over the rest of the 2010’s from a league with a significant southern presence to one increasingly concentrated to the Northern League’s old stomping grounds in the Upper Midwest.

Outside of the four new additions, there were more moves being made: the Pensacola Pelicans called it quits after 2010 to make room for a new Double-A team arriving in 2012, with the team moving to the Texas Panhandle and beginning play as the Amarillo Sox. Further emphasizing the changing of the guard, the 2011 campaign would be the last in the AA for Fort Worth, winner of the first two AA titles. In addition, despite a title run just the year before, Shreveport-Bossier would play their final season in 2011.

With a drastically new look, the now-14-team circuit (the most teams the AA has ever fielded) split into three divisions, with a new Central Division being formed. The playoff format also drastically changed: the two-half system was permanently scrapped and a new format emerged: three division winners for the full season, plus a wild card berth to the best non-division champion. In addition, the schedule grew from 96 games to the 100-game format that the Northern League had adopted the year prior, which remains the standard today.

In their first year in the Association, Winnipeg took the North Division crown, with St. Paul taking the wild card spot by two games. The South had no race to speak of, with Grand Prairie romping to a franchise-record 64 wins and winning the division by 16 games. The Central was a completely different story. In maybe the closest division in league history, all five teams were separated by just seven games, with Wichita overtaking Gary SouthShore on the penultimate day of the season to win the division by one game. Four teams in the division finished over .500 and Kansas City at 48-52 had the dubious honor of the league’s best-ever last-place team.

In the postseason, St. Paul took down Winnipeg, walking off in the decisive Game 5 and earning all three of their wins by one run in a series with three extra-inning contests. Meanwhile, Grand Prairie won another very tightly contested four-game series with Wichita, with all three wins also by one run. The AirHogs then pulled off the greatest comeback in AA Finals history, losing the first two games in St. Paul, then winning all three at home for what is still the only 2-0 comeback in Finals history. Just two weeks after he was married on the field at QuikTrip Park, Grand Prairie manager Ricky VanHasselberg and the AirHogs rose the Miles Wolff Cup on the same field. Having skippered Shreveport-Bossier to the Cup the year prior, VanHasselberg is still the only man to win back-to-back AA titles with two different teams.

FINAL STANDINGS
(Click team name for full schedule)

North Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Winnipeg Goldeyes-y6040.600583468275,521
St. Paul Saints-x5644.5604.0538537240,206
Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks4456.44016.0492559175,918
Sioux Falls Pheasants*4257.42517.548755876,549

Central Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Wichita Wingnuts-y5545.550623509159,239
Gary SouthShore RailCats5446.5401.0553514157,676
Lincoln Saltdogs*5148.5153.5538549157,647
Sioux City Explorers5149.5104.055351664,000
Kansas City T-Bones4852.4807.0585584261,115

South Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Grand Prairie AirHogs-y6436.640606465117,681
Fort Worth Cats4852.48016.0623574108,020
Shreveport-Bossier Captains4555.45019.055565956,910
Amarillo Sox4456.44020.0650689138,865
El Paso Diablos3763.37027.0610815172,742

*Lincoln and Sioux Falls had one game ending in a tie, which is not reflected in the standings

Playoffs

First Round — ST. PAUL WINS 3-2

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/1/11St. Paul 2 at Winnipeg 3
(10 innings)
J. VermilyeaJ. DePaula4,512
9/2/11St. Paul 12 at Winnipeg 6
(10 innings)
T. WalkerI. Thomas6,090
9/3/11Winnipeg 1 at St. Paul 2
(11 innings)
J. DePaulaJ. Vermilyea2,355
9/4/11Winnipeg 5 at St. Paul 2A. HartsockK. FosterJ. Vermilyea1,418
9/5/11Winnipeg 4 at St. Paul 5T. WalkerZ. Baldwin1,249

First Round — GRAND PRAIRIE WINS 3-1

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/1/11Wichita 3 at Grand Prairie 4J. HuntonJ. Dew672
9/2/11Wichita 11 at Grand Prairie 12J. HuntonJ. Simon684
9/3/11Grand Prairie 3 at Wichita 5R. HinsonJ. RainwaterJ. Dew941
9/4/11Grand Prairie 2 at Wichita 1J. BrownellN. SingletonJ. Hunton951

American Association Finals — GRAND PRAIRIE WINS 3-2

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/7/11Grand Prairie 1 at St. Paul 7T. MathisonJ. Jennings1,235
9/8/11Grand Prairie 2 at St. Paul 5J. DePaulaT. BrownT. Walker1,456
9/10/11St. Paul 2 at Grand Prairie 3
(11 innings)
J. FultonJ. English1,059
9/11/11St. Paul 3 at Grand Prairie 10J. BrownellR. Coe428
9/12/11St. Paul 5 at Grand Prairie 8J. JenningsT. MathisonJ. Hunton828

Award Winners

Player of the YearLee Cruz (Amarillo)
100 G, .344/.393/.579, 144 H, 75 R, 38 2B, 18 HR, 94 RBI
Pitcher of the YearBen Moore (Sioux Falls)
13-4, 2.92 ERA, 22 G, 145.0 IP, 144 K, 1.193 WHIP
Rookie of the YearPrice Kendall (Winnipeg)
100 G, .324/.388/396, 135 H, 83 R, 16 2B, 2 HR, 54 RBI, 22 SB
Defensive Player
of the Year
Jonathan Van Every (St. Paul)
84 G, 1.000 Fld%, 253 errorless chances, 7 assists in CF
Manager of the YearRick Forney (Winnipeg)
60-40 record, division title

Postseason All-Stars

CatcherKelley Gulledge (Fort Worth)
94 G, .339/.400/.527, 126 H, 74 R, 28 2B, 14 HR, 73 RBI
First BaseTrent Lockwood (Fort Worth)
99 G, .338/.447/.619, 124 H, 77 R, 37 2B, 20 HR, 90 RBI, 75 BB
Second BaseBrad Boyer (Gary SouthShore)
87 G, .348/.405/.538, 123 H, 66 R, 21 2B, 8 3B, 10 HR, 68 RBI, 11 SB
Third BaseJuan Richardson (Wichita)
98 G, .360/.452/.550, 140 H, 81 R, 28 2B, 5 3B, 12 HR, 86 RBI
ShortstopJosh Horn (Wichita)
100 G, .326/.388/.441, 133 H, 75 R, 31 2B, 4 HR, 55 RBI, 16 SB
OutfieldStephen Douglas (El Paso/Grand Prairie)
99 G, .378/.439/.508, 160 H, 87 R, 38 2B, 3 HR, 76 RBI, 24 SB
OutfieldRyan Patterson (Fort Worth/Wichita/St. Paul)
99 G, .325/.382/.546, 141 H, 95 R, 32 2B, 20 HR, 90 RBI, 16 SB
OutfieldRay Sadler (Kansas City)
100 G, .315/.382/.543, 129 H, 71 R, 21 2B, 22 HR, 100 RBI, 14 SB
Designated
Hitter
Lee Cruz (Amarillo)
100 G, .344/.393/.579, 144 H, 75 R, 38 2B, 18 HR, 94 RBI
Starting
Pitcher
Ben Moore (Sioux Falls)
13-4, 2.92 ERA, 22 G, 145.0 IP, 144 K, 1.193 WHIP
Relief PitcherJon Hunton (Grand Prairie)
7-2, 1.76 ERA, 49 G, 25 SV, 51.0 IP, 47 K, 1.137 WHIP
Amarillo’s Lee Cruz led the AA in doubles (38) and total bases (242), while finishing second in hits, RBI and extra-base hits to earn American Association Player of the Year honors (Photo: Zuma Press Inc.)

League Leaders

Batting Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Batting Average – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Blake GailenLincoln.407
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie.378
Chad GabrielEl Paso/Shreveport-Bossier.370
Juan RichardsonWichita.360
Cyle HankerdAmarillo.355
Cesar NicolasGrand Prairie.353
Bryan SabatellaShreveport-Bossier.350
Brad BoyerGary SouthShore.348
Kent SakamotoSioux City.347
Lee CruzAmarillo.345
Games Played
18 tied100
Plate Appearances
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul485
Albenis MachadoEl Paso484
David EspinosaGrand Prairie480
Dustin JonesSioux City480
Price KendallWinnipeg475
Josh HornWichita475
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls474
Kody KaiserWinnipeg474
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie474
Adam FrostSt. Paul474
At-Bats
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul434
Kody KaiserWinnipeg423
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie423
Adam FrostSt. Paul422
Lee CruzAmarillo418
Price KendallWinnipeg417
Dustin JonesSioux City413
Jimmy MojicaKansas City/Wichita413
Mike MassaroGary SouthShore413
Ray SadlerKansas City409
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Hits
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie160
Lee CruzAmarillo144
Mike MassaroGary SouthShore142
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul141
Juan RichardsonWichita140
Marcos RodriguezFort Worth138
Chad GabrielEl Paso/Shreveport-Bossier136
Price KendallWinnipeg135
Josh HornWichita133
Keanon SimonKansas City131
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Runs
Fehlandt LentiniAmarillo/Winnipeg98
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul95
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie87
Keanon SimonKansas City86
David EspinosaGrand Prairie85
Jimmy MojicaKansas City/Wichita85
Price KendallWinnipeg83
Juan RichardsonWichita81
Kody KaiserWinnipeg80
Trent LockwoodFort Worth77
Zach PenpraseFargo-Moorhead77
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Doubles
Lee CruzAmarillo38
Ryan PattersonEl Paso/Grand Prairie38
Fehlandt LentiniAmarillo/Winnipeg38
Trent LockwoodFort Worth37
Carlo CotaFargo-Moorhead32
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul32
Mike RohdeGary SouthShore32
Josh HornWichita31
Six tied30
Triples
Mike MassaroGary SouthShore16
Keanon SimonKansas City16
David EspinosaGrand Prairie11
Mike ConroyWichita10
Maikol GonzalezEl Paso9
David ThomasGrand Prairie9
Matthew TuckerAmarillo9
Brad BoyerGary SouthShore8
Adam FrostSt. Paul7
Brian JoyntKansas City/Winnipeg/El Paso7
Fehlandt LentiniAmarillo/Winnipeg7
Home Runs
Brandon SingSioux Falls24
Kala Ka’aihueKansas City22
Ray SadlerKansas City22
Phil HawkeLincoln21
Trent LockwoodFort Worth20
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul20
Jonathan Van EverySt. Paul19
Lee CruzAmarillo18
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls17
Kyle NicholsEl Paso/Fargo-Moorhead16
Andres RodriguezShreveport-Bossier16
Runs Batted In (RBI)
Ray SadlerKansas City100
Lee CruzAmarillo94
Trent LockwoodFort Worth90
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul90
Juan RichardsonWichita86
Rico WashingtonKansas City/Gary SouthShore83
Cristian GuerreroGary SouthShore82
Wes LongWinnipeg81
John AllenFort Worth80
Phil HawkeLincoln77
Stolen Bases
Kody KaiserWinnipeg37
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls33
Zach PenpraseFargo-Moorhead33
Daniel FigueroaGrand Prairie31
Adam FrostSt. Paul31
Robert PerryShreveport-Bossier30
David ThomasGrand Prairie29
Nic JacksonFargo-Moorhead28
Mike ProvencherShreveport-Bossier26
Keanon SimonKansas City25
Extra-Base Hits
Trent LockwoodFort Worth60
Lee CruzAmarillo59
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul54
Keanon SimonKansas City52
Brandon SingSioux Falls52
Fehlandt LentiniAmarillo/Winnipeg51
Andres RodriguezShreveport-Bossier48
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls46
David ThomasGrand Prairie46
Five tied45
Total Bases
Lee CruzAmarillo242
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul237
Trent LockwoodFort Worth227
Ray SadlerKansas City222
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie215
Juan RichardsonWichita214
Andres RodriguezShreveport-Bossier211
Keanon SimonKansas City211
Mike MassaroGary SouthShore205
Brandon SingSioux Falls205
Walks
Phil HawkeLincoln88
David EspinosaGrand Prairie87
Brian MyrowWinnipeg80
Joe AnthonsenSioux Falls76
Brandon SingSioux Falls76
Trent LockwoodFort Worth75
Robert PerryShreveport-Bossier75
Louis OttGary SouthShore/Winnipeg72
Adam KleinGary SouthShore71
Albenis MachadoEl Paso70
Strikeouts
Jason WhiteAmarillo103
Cristian GuerreroGary SouthShore100
Jim FasanoFargo-Moorhead/Kansas City93
Jonathan Van EverySt. Paul93
Wally Backman Jr.Sioux City90
Kyle NicholsEl Paso/Fargo-Moorhead89
Brian JoyntKansas City/Winnipeg/El Paso87
Keanon SimonKansas City87
Tim AlbertsAmarillo86
Reggie AbercrombieSioux Falls85
Ray SadlerKansas City85
Hit By Pitch
David ThomasGrand Prairie20
Henry ContrerasSioux Falls18
Jorge DelgadoWichita18
Price KendallWinnipeg17
Jimmy MojicaKansas City/Wichita14
Cyle HankerdAmarillo13
Daniel FigueroaGrand Prairie12
Ridge CarpenterWinnipeg11
Kelley GulledgeFort Worth11
Josh HornWichita11
On-Base Percentage (OBP) –  Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Blake GailenLincoln.479
Juan RichardsonWichita.452
Cesar NicolasGrand Prairie.451
Trent LockwoodFort Worth.447
David EspinosaGrand Prairie.446
Brian MyrowWinnipeg.446
Louis OttGary SouthShore/Winnipeg.441
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie.440
Cyle HankerdAmarillo.438
Phil HawkeLincoln.436
Slugging Percentage (SLUG) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Blake GailenLincoln.622
Trent LockwoodFort Worth.619
Brandon SingSioux Falls.593
Lee CruzAmarillo.579
Cyle HankerdAmarillo.577
Jon WeberWinnipeg.573
Juan RichardsonWichita.550
Ryan PattersonWichita/Fort Worth/St. Paul.546
Ray SadlerKansas City.543
Phil HawkeLincoln.541
On-Base Plus Slugging (OPS) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Blake GailenLincoln1.101
Trent LockwoodFort Worth1.066
Brandon SingSioux Falls1.026
Cyle HankerdAmarillo1.015
Juan RichardsonWichita1.002
Phil HawkeLincoln.977
Cesar NicolasGrand Prairie.976
Lee CruzAmarillo.972
Jon WeberWinnipeg.964
Stephen DouglasEl Paso/Grand Prairie.948
Lincoln’s Blake Gailen had his contract purchased midseason, but he stayed in a Saltdogs uniform long enough to put up the only .400 season in American Association history, slashing .407/.479/.622, leading the AA in all three marks (Photo: Brian Anderson/Lincoln Journal Star)

Pitching Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Wins
Josh RainwaterGrand Prairie14
Ben MooreSioux Falls13
John BrownellGrand Prairie11
Ryan HinsonWichita11
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg11
Scott ShawGary SouthShore11
Nick SingletonWichita11
Jason JenningsGrand Prairie10
Jake LaberFargo-Moorhead10
Alberto RolonSt. Paul10
Nick SchumacherSioux City10
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg10
Losses
Matt LongSt. Paul10
Brandon RapozaSioux Falls10
Derek BlacksherWichita/Fort Worth9
Aaron CunninghamShreveport-Bossier/Fort Worth9
Devin AndersonKansas City8
Adam CowartSioux Falls8
Reymond CruzEl Paso8
Jack FrawleyGary SouthShore/Fargo-Moorhead8
Ryan MitchellAmarillo8
Nolan NicholsonGary SouthShore8
Chris SalbergSioux Falls8
Earned Run Average (ERA)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
David TrahanSioux City2.67
Ben MooreSioux Falls2.92
Nick SchumacherSioux City3.03
Kris JohnsonKansas City3.23
Ryan HinsonWichita3.35
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg3.37
Jake LaberFargo-Moorhead3.55
John BrownellGrand Prairie3.56
Nick SingletonWichita3.57
Junior GuerraWichita3.57
Games Pitched
Jon HuntonGrand Prairie49
Will KroutGary SouthShore49
Jameson MajShreveport-Bossier49
Eddie De La CruzSioux City48
Kyle FosterSt. Paul48
Mark HaynesShreveport-Bossier47
Jared SimonWichita47
Aaron HartsockWinnipeg45
Robert ManuelSt. Paul/Fort Worth45
Jamie VermilyeaWinnipeg45
Games Started
Scott ShawGary SouthShore23
12 tied21
Complete Games
Ryan MitchellAmarillo4
Lindsay GulinLincoln3
Scott HodsdonEl Paso3
Travis LawlerAmarillo3
Ben MooreSioux Falls3
Nick SchumacherSioux City3
David TrahanSioux City3
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg3
Seven tied2
Shutouts
20 tied1
Saves
Jon HuntonGrand Prairie25
P.J. ZocchiLincoln21
Josh DewWichita20
Jamie VermilyeaWinnipeg17
Dan GriffinShreveport-Bossier14
Robert ManuelSt. Paul/Fort Worth14
Aaron CotterSioux Falls13
Emiliano FrutoSioux City12
Andy ShipmanKansas City12
Kyle DahmanGary SouthShore/Kansas City9
Eddie De La CruzSioux City9
Nick DeBarrFort Worth9
Innings Pitched
Nick SchumacherSioux City148.2
Ben MooreSioux Falls145.0
Ryan MitchellAmarillo142.0
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg141.2
Jake LaberFargo-Moorhead139.1
John BrownellGrand Prairie139.0
Josh RainwaterGrand Prairie134.2
Tim BrownLincoln/Grand Prairie134.1
Reid SantosKansas City134.1
Scott ShawGary SouthShore134.1
Hits Allowed
Reid SantosKansas City173
Richard SalazarShreveport-Bossier/Sioux City168
Ryan MitchellAmarillo166
Josh RainwaterGrand Prairie162
Justin GarciaAmarillo162
Ty MarotzSioux City161
Devin AndersonKansas City159
Jack FrawleyGary SouthShore/Fargo-Moorhead158
Tim BrownLincoln/Grand Prairie156
Nolan NicholsonGary SouthShore153
Runs Allowed
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier97
Colin AllenAmarillo/El Paso91
Jack FrawleyGary SouthShore/Fargo-Moorhead91
Matt LongSt. Paul90
Ryan MitchellAmarillo90
Nolan NicholsonGary SouthShore90
Scott ShawGary SouthShore86
T.J. LargeKansas City85
Reid SantosKansas City85
Devin AndersonKansas City82
Alessandro MaestriLincoln82
Earned Runs Allowed
Jack FrawleyGary SouthShore/Fargo-Moorhead84
Colin AllenAmarillo/El Paso83
Nolan NicholsonGary SouthShore83
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier82
Scott ShawGary SouthShore82
Reid SantosKansas City78
Reymond CruzEl Paso77
Matt LongSt. Paul76
T.J. LargeKansas City76
Alessandro MaestriLincoln75
Home Runs Allowed
Scott ShawGary SouthShore18
John JamesLincoln17
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg17
Donald BrandtSt. Paul16
Trent LareKansas City/Wichita/Gary SouthShore16
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg15
Kyle WrightSioux City15
Adam CowartSioux Falls14
Travis LawlerAmarillo14
Matt LongSt. Paul14
Walks
Junior GuerraWichita72
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier71
Jake LaberFargo-Moorhead62
Scott ShawGary SouthShore62
Alessandro MaestriLincoln60
Chris SalbergSioux Falls57
Reymond CruzEl Paso55
Scott Vander WegEl Paso/Fort Worth55
Zach WardFargo-Moorhead55
Nick SchumacherSioux City54
Strikeouts
Ben MooreSioux Falls144
Nick SchumacherSioux City123
Justin GarciaAmarillo118
John BrownellGrand Prairie112
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg109
Ryan MitchellAmarillo105
Junior GuerraWichita103
Jake LaberFargo-Moorhead100
Derek BlacksherWichita/Fort Worth95
Ryan DiPietroShreveport-Bossier93
Hit Batters
Alessandro MaestriLincoln17
Nick SchumacherSioux City17
Ryan MitchellAmarillo15
T.J. LargeKansas City14
Ben MooreSioux Falls11
Brandon RapozaSioux Falls10
Scott ShawGary SouthShore10
Seven tied9
Wild Pitches
Osvaldo RodriguezShreveport-Bossier15
Adam RoweEl Paso12
John BrownellGrand Prairie11
T.J. LargeKansas City11
Alessandro MaestriLincoln11
Junior GuerraWichita10
Ben MooreSioux Falls10
Ryne ReynosoKansas City/Gary SouthShore10
Alberto RolonSt. Paul10
Steven StewartKansas City10
Walks + Hits Per Inning (WHIP)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Ben MooreSioux Falls1.193
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg1.221
David TrahanSioux City1.245
Jason JenningsGrand Prairie1.246
Nick SchumacherSioux City1.285
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg1.301
Isaac HessWinnipeg1.308
Tim BrownLincoln/Grand Prairie1.333
Derek BlacksherWichita/Fort Worth1.335
Kris JohnsonKansas City1.338
Hits Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
David TrahanSioux City6.7
Junior GuerraWichita7.6
Ben MooreSioux Falls7.7
Kris JohnsonKansas City7.9
Nick SchumacherSioux City8.3
Jason JenningsGrand Prairie8.4
Isaac HessWinnipeg8.4
Nick SingletonWichita8.7
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg8.8
John BrownellGrand Prairie8.9
Walks Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Andrew WalkerWinnipeg1.5
Tim BrownLincoln/Grand Prairie1.5
Josh RainwaterGrand Prairie1.8
Kyle RuweSioux Falls1.8
Ryan MitchellAmarillo2.2
Kyle WrightSioux City2.3
Justin GarciaAmarillo2.3
Adam CowartSioux Falls2.5
Barry FowlerSioux Falls/Winnipeg2.5
Scott HodsdonEl Paso2.6
Strikeouts Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Chris SalamidaWinnipeg8.5
David TrahanSioux City8.3
Justin GarciaAmarillo8.2
Nick SingletonWichita8.0
Alex KaminskyFargo-Moorhead/El Paso/Shreveport-Bossier7.8
Isaac HessWinnipeg7.6
Edwin WalkerSt. Paul7.6
Nick SchumacherSioux City7.4
Ryan DiPietroShreveport-Bossier7.3
John BrownellGrand Prairie7.3