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2017

After the Joplin Blasters crashed and burned late in 2016, the AA needed a 12th team, but luckily, the Cleburne Railroaders just so happened to be ready and able to join the league, ready to slide in and restore a third Texas team after Amarillo folded two years prior. Everything was going to work out, right? Wrong. Dead wrong.

Three weeks before the season began, a lawsuit between the owners of the Laredo Lemurs was resolved with…one group getting the team and the other getting the stadium lease. That was resolved about how you would think (it wasn’t). Combined with cratering attendance in their final two seasons, the Lemurs were in rough financial shape and so they officially folded…15 days before the season started.

Enter the Salina Stockade. The Pecos League had folded a Kansas-based team of that name the previous year, they had jerseys and hats sitting around, and they could get players quick and cheap. For the first time, the AA would field a travel team as the Stockade became nomads for the summer, posting the worst record in league history for their efforts (they did play seven games in Salina, all against Wichita…but were still the designated visiting team for those as well).

Amidst the weirdness of it all, the Wingnuts easily won an otherwise very weak South, Lincoln took the final Central Division crown, and defending champion Winnipeg’s second-best record ever won them the North. As for the wild card spot, a crazy final day saw Gary SouthShore walk off Lincoln and Fargo-Moorhead lose to Winnipeg. The RailCats, RedHawks, and Kansas City T-Bones all finished at 57-43, but Gary SouthShore held the tiebreakers over both clubs (Kansas City had neither, so they were already eliminated the day prior), so the RailCats snuck into the playoffs.

Gary SouthShore’s playoff run didn’t last long, as they were decisively swept by Wichita, while Winnipeg dispatched Lincoln in four games, coming back in the ninth inning to win Game 4. In the American Association Finals, the most memorable (and infamous) game in league history took place in Game 4, where the Wingnuts appeared to have won the title…only for a questionable balk call to wipe out the title-clinching out. Winnipeg then tied the game two pitches later, won in the 17th inning (after a league-record 5 hours and 59 minutes of play), then smashed the demoralized Wingnuts 18-2 in Game 5 to become the second repeat champion (after 2006-07 Fort Worth) in AA history, while also becoming the first franchise to claim the Miles Wolff Cup three times.

FINAL STANDINGS
(Click team name for full schedule)

North Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Winnipeg Goldeyes-y6238.620607483219,556
Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks5743.5705.0457422176,086
St. Paul Saints4852.48014.0518524406,501
Sioux Falls Canaries4555.45017.0509499113,506

Central Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Lincoln Saltdogsy5841.586480368172,712
Gary SouthShore RailCats-x5743.5701.5442444181,612
Kansas City T-Bones5743.5701.5507481211,599
Sioux City Explorers4654.46012.547053958,407

South Division

TeamWLWin
Pct.
GBRuns
Scored
Runs
Allowed
Attend.
Wichita Wingnuts-y6138.616617397157,995
Cleburne Railroaders4753.47014.5389441103,264
Texas AirHogs4357.43018.539246665,672
Salina Stockade1882.18043.5332652—*

*Salina served as a travel team to balance the schedule and played only road games

Playoffs

First Round — WINNIPEG WINS 3-1

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/6/17Winnipeg 5 at Lincoln 4M. LambsonJ.R. BundaR. Chaffee1,195
9/7/17Winnipeg 0 at Lincoln 13D. GordonM. O’Brien1,532
9/9/17Lincoln 2 at Winnipeg 6C. RosarioB. Parry3,861
9/10/17Lincoln 9 at Winnipeg 10R. ChaffeeM. Wagner3,521

First Round — WICHITA WINS 3-0

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/6/17Wichita 4 at Gary SouthShore 2D. GutierrezA. CostaR. Kussmaul757
9/7/17Wichita 5 at Gary SouthShore 2A. BoshersJ. McKenzieR. Kussmaul815
9/9/17Gary SouthShore 3 at Wichita 11E. MedinaD. Minor1,086

American Association Finals — WINNIPEG WINS 3-2

DateScoreWLSVAttend.
9/13/17Winnipeg 7 at Wichita 12D. GutierrezC. Rosario817
9/14/17Winnipeg 7 at Wichita 1E. CarlA. Boshers964
9/17/17Wichita 5 at Winnipeg 3J. Goossen-BrownV. CapellanR. Kussmaul4,056
9/18/17Wichita 3 at Winnipeg 4
(17 innings)
Z. DodsonT. Kane3,505
9/20/17Wichita 2 at Winnipeg 18E. CarlT. Brown6,363

Award Winners

Player of the YearJosh Romanski (Winnipeg)
98 G, .324/.393/.473, 131 H, 74 R, 27 2B, 11 HR, 81 RBI
Pitcher of the YearTyler Alexander (Fargo-Moorhead)
8-6, 2.07 ERA, 21 G, 4 CG, 148.0 IP, 167 K, 1.101 WHIP
Rookie of the YearColin Willis (Gary SouthShore)
92 G, .319/.407/.482, 96 H, 54 R, 15 2B, 8 HR, 49 RBI
Defensive Player
of the Year
Tony Campana (Sioux City)
92 G, .992 Fld%, 2 errors in 244 chances in CF
Manager of the YearBobby Brown (Lincoln)
58-41 record, Central Division title

Postseason All-Stars

CatcherMartin Medina (Wichita)
86 G, .314/.380/.425, 102 H, 51 R, 18 2B, 6 HR, 51 RBI
First BaseMatt Chavez (Wichita)
84 G, .330/.398/.539, 109 H, 55 R, 16 2B, 17 HR, 84 RBI
Second BaseCesar Valera (Lincoln)
98 G, .327/.398/.442, 128 H, 70 R, 19 2B, 7 3B, 4 HR, 52 RBI
Third BaseWes Darvill (Winnipeg)
100 G, .309/.354/.402, 116 H, 53 R, 19 2B, 4 HR, 49 RBI, 30 SB
ShortstopAndrew Sohn (Winnipeg)
96 G, .302/.379/.436, 117 H, 88 R, 15 2B, 11 HR, 45 RBI, 30 SB
OutfieldJosh Romanski (Winnipeg)
98 G, .324/.393/.473 131 H, 74 R, 27 2B, 11 HR, 81 RBI
OutfieldAnthony Gallas (St. Paul)
79 G, .306/.373/.582, 93 H, 62 R, 17 2B, 5 3B, 19 HR, 65 RBI
OutfieldRichard Prigatano (Wichita)
95 G, .316/.406/.475, 107 H, 67 R, 26 2B, 8 HR, 61 RBI
Designated
Hitter
David Bergin (Winnipeg)
100 G, .323/.430/.589, 118 H, 74 R, 33 2B, 20 HR, 77 RBI
Starting PitcherTyler Alexander (Fargo-Moorhead)
8-6, 2.07 ERA, 21 G, 4 CG, 148.0 IP, 167 K, 1.101 WHIP
Relief PitcherCody Winiarski (Kansas City)
5-1, 1.69 ERA, 47 G, 21 SV, 52.1 IP, 66 K, 0.994 WHIP
Fargo-Moorhead’s Tyler Alexander set the American Association record for strikeouts (167), while also leading the league in ERA (2.07) and finishing near the top in innings pitched (148.0) and WHIP (1.101) in winning Pitcher of the Year (Photo: David Wallis/Fargo Forum)

All-Star Game (vs. Can-Am League All-Stars)

July 25, 2017 at RCGT Park – Ottawa, ONT

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W: Edilson Alvarez L: Tyler Alexander SV: Johnny Hellweg MVP: Danny Grauer (Ottawa)
Attendance: 4,961 Box Score

All-Star Rosters (Click to expand/collapse)

American Association

American Association Starters

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CDashenko Ricardo (DNP)Lincoln1st
1BKevin KeyesKansas CIty1st
2BTony Thomas (DNP)St. Paul2nd
3BWes DarvillWinnipeg1st
SSNate Samson (DNP)Sioux City2nd
OFAnthony Gallas St. Paul1st
OFHarrison KainWichita2nd
OFJosh RomanskiWinnipeg1st
DHMatt ChavezWichita1st
SPMark HamburgerSt. Paul2nd

American Association Reserves & Pitchers

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CMartin MedinaWichita1st
INFRyan FitzgeraldGary SouthShore1st
INFTJ MittelstaedtWichita1st
OFJayce RaySioux City1st
PTyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead2nd
PScott Carroll (DNP)Kansas City1st
PRyan ChaffeeWinnipeg1st
PMichael FreemanTexas1st
PKevin McGovernWinnipeg1st
PPatrick MinceyCleburne1st
PCharle Rosario (DNP)Gary SouthShore2nd
PJames Russell (DNP)Texas1st
PDylan ThompsonSioux Falls1st
Can-Am League

Can-Am Starters

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CDanny GrauerOttawa1st
1BJoe MaloneyRockland1st
2BBrian BurgamyNew Jersey1st
3BCody RegisRockland1st
SSYordan ManduleyQuebec1st
OFJohny BladelNew Jersey1st
OFKalian SamsQuebec1st
OFJon Smith (DNP)Rockland1st
DHJuan DuranSussex County1st
SPPhillipe AumontOttawa1st

Can-Am Reserves & Pitchers

POSPLAYERTEAMSELECTIONS
CMaxx TissenbaumQuebec1st
INFDaniel BickOttawa1st
INFDylan TiceRockland1st
OFSebastien BoucherOttawa1st
PEdilson AlvarezTrois-Rivieres1st
PNolan BeckerQuebec1st
PLazaro BlancoQuebec1st
PDaniel CorderoOttawa2nd
PJohnny HellwegNew Jersey1st
PMarkus SolbachRockland1st
PJustin TopaRockland1st
The American Association All-Stars took on the Can-Am League’s best for just the second time ever in the 2017 Can-Am/American Association All-Star Game, with the Can-Am’s Ottawa Champions hosting the festivities (Photo: Malcolm McMillan/Ballpark Guide)

League Leaders

Batting Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Batting Average – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg.340
Matt ChavezWichita.330
Cesar ValeraLincoln.327
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg.324
David BerginWinnipeg.323
Curt SmithLincoln.322
Colin WillisGary SouthShore.319
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul.318
Richard PrigatanoWichita.316
Denis PhippsLaredo.314
Games Played
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg100
David BerginWinnipeg100
Wes DarvillWinnipeg100
Maikol GonzalezCleburne100
KD KangFargo-Moorhead100
Josh MazzolaFargo-Moorhead100
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg100
Christian StringerWichita99
Leo VargasWichita99
Eight tied98
Plate Appearances
Christian StringerWichita463
Maikol GonzalezCleburne460
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg458
Marcus LemonKansas City455
David RohmWinnipeg455
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg449
Nate HansonSt. Paul445
Andrew SohnWinnipeg445
Kevin KeyesKansas City443
David BerginWinnipeg440
Cesar ValeraLincoln440
At-Bats
Nate HansonSt. Paul405
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg404
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg404
Marcus LemonKansas City402
Christian StringerWichita398
Tony CampanaSioux City395
David RohmWinnipeg394
Cesar ValeraLincoln391
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg391
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls389
Hits
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg133
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg131
Cesar ValeraLincoln128
Christian StringerWichita122
Tony CampanaSioux City119
Marcus LemonKansas City118
David BerginWinnipeg118
Andrew SohnWinnipeg117
Wes DarvillWinnipeg116
Nate HansonSt. Paul114
Runs
Christian StringerWichita88
Andrew SohnWinnipeg88
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita83
Brent ClevlenWichita77
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg74
David BerginWinnipeg74
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg72
Jabari HenrySioux Falls71
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul71
Cesar ValeraLincoln70
Mitch GlasserCleburne70
Doubles
Brent ClevlenWichita34
David BerginWinnipeg33
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg30
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg27
Richard PrigatanoWichita26
Levi ScottTexas26
Nate HansonSt. Paul25
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls24
Charlie ValerioFargo-Moorhead24
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita23
Triples
Dan MotlSioux Falls9
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita8
Cesar ValeraLincoln7
Devan AhartCleburne/Fargo-Moorhead6
Ryan FitzgeraldGary SouthShore6
Anthony GallasSt. Paul5
Casio GriderWinnipeg/Texas5
Michael LangSioux City5
Brennen SalgadoWichita5
Levi ScottTexas5
Ryne WillardTexas5
Colin WillisGary SouthShore5
Home Runs
Jabari HenrySioux Falls29
Kevin KeyesKansas City24
Chris JacobsSioux Falls21
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul21
David BerginWinnipeg20
Anthony GallasSt. Paul19
Mason KatzWinnipeg19
Tony ThomasSt. Paul18
Trever AdamsLincoln/Fargo-Moorhead17
Matt ChavezWichita17
Randolph OduberLincoln17
Runs Batted In (RBI)
Matt ChavezWichita84
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg82
Kevin KeyesKansas City81
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg81
Brent ClevlenWichita78
David BerginWinnipeg77
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg76
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita75
Jabari HenrySioux Falls72
Geraldo ValentinCleburne69
Stolen Bases
Alvaro RondonTexas60
Casio GriderWinnipeg/Texas40
Dan MotlSioux Falls37
Tony CampanaSioux City35
Richard PrigatanoWichita34
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls34
Wes DarvillWinnipeg30
Maikol GonzalezCleburne30
Andrew SohnWinnipeg30
Chase HarrisGary SouthShore27
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita27
Extra-Base Hits
David BerginWinnipeg55
Brent ClevlenWichita44
Kevin KeyesKansas City44
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul44
Jabari HenrySioux Falls43
Anthony GallasSt. Paul41
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg41
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls40
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita40
Chris JacobsSioux Falls39
Mason KatzWinnipeg39
Total Bases
David BerginWinnipeg215
Kevin KeyesKansas City203
Jabari HenrySioux Falls200
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg195
Josh RomanskiWinnipeg191
Chris JacobsSioux Falls187
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul184
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls182
Matt ChavezWichita178
Nate HansonSt. Paul178
Walks
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita83
Maikol GonzalezCleburne64
Kevin KeyesKansas City61
Curt SmithLincoln57
David BerginWinnipeg55
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul55
Christian StringerWichita55
Chantz MackKansas City54
Reggie WilsonGary SouthShore52
Brent ClevlenWichita51
Strikeouts
Chris JacobsSioux Falls121
Trever AdamsLincoln/Fargo-Moorhead111
Josh MazzolaFargo-Moorhead111
Reggie AbercrombieWinnipeg110
Burt ReynoldsSioux Falls110
Kes CarterSt. Paul/Fargo-Moorhead109
Tony ThomasSt. Paul104
Brent ClevlenWichita102
Brennen SalgadoWichita96
KD KangFargo-Moorhead95
Kevin KeyesKansas City95
Hit By Pitch
David BerginWinnipeg16
Cesar ValeraLincoln15
Ryan WagnerTexas15
Mitch GlasserCleburne14
Josh MazzolaFargo-Moorhead13
Blake SchmitSioux Falls13
Richard PrigatanoWichita12
Kevin KeyesKansas City11
Tommy MendoncaLincoln11
Dan MotlSioux Falls11
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul11
Beamer WeemsTexas11
On-Base Percentage (OBP) –  Minimum 3.0 PA/G
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita.436
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul.435
David BerginWinnipeg.430
Curt SmithLincoln.425
Colin WillisGary SouthShore.407
Richard PrigatanoWichita.406
Kevin KeyesKansas City.405
Jabari HenrySioux Falls.401
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg.399
Cesar ValeraLincoln.398
Slugging Percentage (SLUG) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Jabari HenrySioux Falls.617
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul.603
David BerginWinnipeg.589
Anthony GallasSt. Paul.582
Kevin KeyesKansas City.558
Matt ChavezWichita.539
Mason KatzWinnipeg.519
Chris JacobsSioux Falls.517
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg.499
Tony ThomasSt. Paul.493
On-Base Plus Slugging (OPS) – Minimum 3.0 PA/G
Brady ShoemakerSt. Paul1.038
David BerginWinnipeg1.019
Jabari HenrySioux Falls1.018
Kevin KeyesKansas City.963
Anthony GallasSt. Paul.955
Matt ChavezWichita.938
T.J. MittelstaedtWichita.928
Curt SmithLincoln.899
Shawn PleffnerWinnipeg.897
Chris JacobsSioux Falls.894
St. Paul’s Mark Hamburger set an American Association record for innings pitched (172.0) and matched his own league record for complete games (7), while also matching the league lead in wins (13) and ranking near the top in several other marks (Photo: St. Paul Saints)

Pitching Leaders (Click to expand/collapse)

Wins
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul13
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg13
Tyler KaneWichita12
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg11
Alex BoshersWichita11
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg10
Patrick MinceyCleburne10
J.R. BundaLincoln10
Five tied9
Losses
Brian SmithSalina/Lincoln12
Hobbs JohnsonSioux City9
Connor BachSalina8
Cody ForsytheSioux City8
Josh HodgesSalina/Cleburne8
Troy MarksSioux Falls8
Patrick MinceyCleburne8
Dylan MouzakesCleburne/Fargo-Moorhead8
Miles NordgrenSioux Falls8
Jose OrtegaSioux Falls8
Earned Run Average (ERA)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead2.07
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg2.56
Grady WoodSioux Falls2.71
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead2.92
Ryan KussmaulWichita3.06
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg3.06
Eddie MedinaWichita3.09
Jared MortensenCleburne/Kansas City3.29
Patrick MinceyCleburne3.33
Tyler KaneWichita3.34
Games Pitched
Victor CapellanWinnipeg50
Cody WiniarskiKansas City47
Ryan ChaffeeWinnipeg45
Jose OrtegaSioux Falls45
Grant SidesKansas City45
Mike DevineWichita44
Ryan FloresSioux City44
Miles SmithKansas City44
Rich MascheriKansas City43
J.R. BundaLincoln41
Dylan ThompsonSioux Falls41
Games Started
Alex GunnGary SouthShore25
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg25
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul22
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg22
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead21
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg21
Patrick MinceyCleburne21
Joe BircherSioux Falls20
Zack DodsonWinnipeg20
Calvin DrummondKansas City/Texas20
Cody ForsytheSioux City20
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Complete Games
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul7
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead4
Alex BoshersWichita3
Derek GordonLincoln3
Alex GunnGary SouthShore3
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead3
Josh HodgesSalina/Cleburne3
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg3
Miles NordgrenSioux Falls3
James RussellTexas3
Brian SmithSalina/Lincoln3
Grady WoodSioux Falls3
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Shutouts
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead2
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg2
15 tied1
Saves
Winston AbreuCleburne25
Ryan ChaffeeWinnipeg21
Michael WagnerLincoln21
Cody WiniarskiKansas City21
P.J. FrancescanSioux City18
Casey WeathersFargo-Moorhead18
Jose OrtegaSioux Falls17
Luis De La CruzTexas12
Drasen JohnsonGary SouthShore12
Seth HarveyWichita11
Innings Pitched
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul172.0
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg158.2
Alex GunnGary SouthShore152.2
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead148.0
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg144.1
Patrick MinceyCleburne138.0
Jose AlmaranteFargo-Moorhead133.0
Grady WoodSioux Falls132.2
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg131.2
Alex BoshersWichita128.1
Bold text denotes American Association single-season record
Hits Allowed
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul193
Alex GunnGary SouthShore182
Miles NordgrenSioux Falls159
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg148
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg147
Jose AlmaranteFargo-Moorhead141
Zack DodsonWinnipeg139
Patrick MinceyCleburne135
Joe BircherSioux Falls135
Hobbs JohnsonSioux City135
Cody ForsytheSioux City135
Runs Allowed
Cody ForsytheSioux City85
Zack DodsonWinnipeg84
Brian SmithSalina/Lincoln84
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg80
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul79
Miles NordgrenSioux Falls76
Kramer SneedSt. Paul/Sioux City75
Hobbs JohnsonSioux City73
Troy MarksSioux Falls71
Joe BircherSioux Falls69
Bryce MorrowSioux Falls69
Josh HodgesSalina/Cleburne69
Earned Runs Allowed
Brian SmithSalina/Lincoln75
Zack DodsonWinnipeg71
Cody ForsytheSioux City69
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg68
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul68
Kramer SneedSt. Paul/Sioux City67
Miles NordgrenSioux Falls64
Joe BircherSioux Falls64
Hobbs JohnsonSioux City63
Troy MarksSioux Falls63
Home Runs Allowed
Kramer SneedSt. Paul/Sioux City22
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg21
Cody ForsytheSioux City20
Joe BircherSioux Falls16
Jordan CooperWichita16
Hobbs JohnsonSioux City15
Edwin CarlWinnipeg14
Gabe PerezKansas City13
Alex GunnGary SouthShore12
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead12
Tyler KaneWichita12
Walks
Connor BachSalina68
Ryan ZimmermanSt. Paul59
Calvin DrummondKansas City/Texas58
Josh HodgesSalina/Lincoln56
Michael FreemanTexas54
Chris PerryKansas City54
Benji WaiteSt. Paul/Fargo-Moorhead54
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead51
Alberto RodriguezCleburne51
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg50
Gabe PerezKansas City50
Strikeouts
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead167
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg132
Jose AlmaranteFargo-Moorhead118
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg118
Grady WoodSioux Falls117
T.J. BozemanTexas116
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul115
Gabe PerezKansas City114
Edwin CarlWinnipeg103
Alex GunnGary SouthShore100
Hit Batters
Ryan FloresSioux City17
Benji WaiteSt. Paul/Fargo-Moorhead16
Gabe PerezKansas City14
Zack DodsonWinnipeg12
Alberto RodriguezCleburne12
Grady WoodSioux Falls12
Austin KubitzaTexas11
Ryan ZimmermanSt. Paul11
Cody ForsytheSioux City10
Josh HodgesSalina/Cleburne10
Patrick MinceyCleburne10
Brian SmithSalina/Lincoln10
Wild Pitches
T.J. BozemanTexas22
Keith PichtSioux City18
Austin KubitzaTexas16
Benji WaiteSt. Paul/Fargo-Moorhead15
Zack DodsonWinnipeg13
Gabe PerezKansas City13
Billy WaltripTexas/Kansas City13
Harrison LeeCleburne12
Mikey O’BrienWinnipeg10
Bubby RossmanSioux City10
Will SolomonFargo-Moorhead10
Walks + Hits Per Inning (WHIP)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Ryan KussmaulWichita0.960
Grady WoodSioux Falls0.995
Scott CarrollKansas City1.020
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead1.101
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg1.109
Patrick MinceyCleburne1.130
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead1.139
Seth WebsterLincoln1.168
Eddie MedinaWichita1.173
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg1.158
Hits Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead6.8
Ryan KussmaulWichita6.9
Kevin McGovernWinnipeg7.2
Grady WoodSioux Falls7.3
Michael FreemanTexas7.5
Derek GordonLincoln7.6
Scott CarrollKansas City7.6
T.J. BozemanTexas7.7
Alberto RodriguezCleburne7.8
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead8.0
Walks Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Seth WebsterLincoln1.2
Patrick MinceyCleburne1.4
Alex GunnGary SouthShore1.5
Alex BoshersWichita1.5
Scott CarrollKansas City1.6
Grady WoodSioux Falls1.6
Ryan KussmaulWichita1.7
Mark HamburgerSt. Paul1.8
Tyler HerronFargo-Moorhead2.3
Charle RosarioGary SouthShore/Winnipeg2.3
Strikeouts Per 9 Innings (H/9)  – Minimum 0.8 IP/G
Ryan KussmaulWichita10.6
Tyler AlexanderFargo-Moorhead10.2
Gabe PerezKansas City9.6
T.J. BozemanTexas9.5
Carlos PimentelLincoln9.4
Alberto RodriguezCleburne8.7
Jared MortensenTexas/Kansas City8.5
Michael FreemanTexas8.1
Jose AlmaranteFargo-Moorhead8.0
Grady WoodSioux Falls7.9